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  #1 beth boykin on 09 Apr 15

   

  Watch Bible Movies is a website that catalogs Christian movies. According to this site all films are streamed from sources such as youtube and vimeo. The films are broken down into categories. One of the categories is Children Bible Stories. The section is sub-divided into stories from the Old Testament and stories from the New Testament.
  The quality of materials is great. This is a type of site that I have been looking to find. It is a safe site to send children to view a Bible story. Because the story is streamed, viewers are not re-directed to Youtube. If children are not monitored on Youtube, they can find themselves into places they intended not to want to be. Therefore, this is a site that Sunday school teachers can feel confident in using.
  One problem I see is the movies do not have suggested ages. At first glance, the videos appear to be for any age group. However in viewing some of the videos, I found that if you are teaching 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade, it can be somewhat advanced. Therefore, preview the videos to make sure your group will understand the vocabulary and the concepts.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Watch Bible Movies is a website that catalogs Christian movies. According to this site all films are streamed from sources such as youtube and vimeo. The films are broken down into categories. One of the categories is Children Bible Stories. The section is sub-divided into stories from the Old Testament and stories from the New Testament. <br /> The quality of materials is great. This is a type of site that I have been looking to find. It is a safe site to send children to view a Bible story. Because the story is streamed, viewers are not re-directed to Youtube. If children are not monitored on Youtube, they can find themselves into places they intended not to want to be. Therefore, this is a site that Sunday school teachers can feel confident in using. <br /> One problem I see is the movies do not have suggested ages. At first glance, the videos appear to be for any age group. However in viewing some of the videos, I found that if you are teaching 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade, it can be somewhat advanced. Therefore, preview the videos to make sure your group will understand the vocabulary and the concepts.</div>

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