I can speak of the LDS and the Christian Churches --- 5th graders read the
Bible and quite well-- depends on the translation. I also know of many
Mormon kids (have many in my family) who read the Book of Mormon daily. I
say - if there is a need - buy what you think will work.
Allan
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From: "Rebecca Forbes" <rforbes@WESTCO.K12.MO.US>
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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: [LM_NET] Unique situation
> I am a PreK-5 school--I have a variety of religious stories, but no Bible,
> Koran, Talmad, Book of Mormon, etc. I wonder if it is even really
> appropriate for this age child. 5th graders could peruse any of these,
> but could they really read them? I could see any of them in Reference,
> but I don't know that they would be used. Am I being too pesimistic?
> Becky
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> > I've never encountered that particular problem but reading about it made
> > me wonder how many of you have a regular Bible, not just a book of Bible
> > stories, in your 200 section. I have one but it's in reference which of
> > course, cannot be checked out by the students. Do any of you have a
> > regular Bible in circulatin? I would like to know because I've been
> > thinkin that perhaps I should move mine.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Lynn
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> > Lynn Butler, LMS
> > Lamar Elementary Library
> > San Angelo, Texas
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