A. The moment that she is able to recognize pictures or symbols. It's never too soon to start teaching a child about God, and a Bible quiz is an outstanding way to do it.

When most people think of a quiz they think of a series of written questions and multiple choice answers. While that may be way most quizzes work, there's no law that says it's only way. And even if there is such a law, I, Great Quizmaster, hereby decree that such law is rescinded!

Even if a child cannot read, they are able to identify pictures, shapes, and colors very early. They also learn to listen, and reason, long before they even learn to talk. With this in mind, you can design a Bible quiz that appeals to any age group. Hey, why focus on just children? Anyone of any age will surely benefit from a Bible quiz.

The easiest way to design a Bible quiz for small children is to tie it in to an age appropriate Bible story. You can find pictures and drawings on Internet that match concepts that were explained in story. Print pictures and paste them to a piece of paper. Then ask your child questions and have them point to picture that corresponds to question.

Signs of Readiness - The first stage of potty training begins when your child shows following signs of potty training readiness:

· Expresses an interest in potty · Express need to go potty (verbally or through body language) · Able to dress and undress · Uncomfortable in wet diapers · Stays dry for two hours · Imitates family members · Interested in big kid underwear · Has regular bowel movements

Introduction to Idea of Potty Training – When your child shows a majority of signs of potty training readiness, it’s time to introduce him to concept of using potty. This can be done by reading a potty training book as a bedtime story or watching a potty training video or DVD together. Purchase a potty chair and let your child watch you use potty. Children will often imitate family members.

Sit On Potty – When your child has been introduced to concept of potty training, he will probably imitate family member and sit on his potty chair while you use bathroom. This is a good time to teach good hygiene such as wiping and washing hands after using potty.