Homeschool Bible Adventures Volume 1 - Paperback

by Max Reid (Author)

Homeschool Bible Adventures Volume 1 - An Entire Quarter of Curriculum Jesus often used parables when he taught. In a like manner, this curriculum was developed to do the same, teach through Bible Stories.Each lesson was designed with an ample amount of content to allow your children to work on them throughout the week.The following Old and New Testament Lessons are included, allowing your children (Ages 7-11) exposure to the entire Bible:

• OT - Lesson 1 - The Building of a Widow's Faith.
• OT - Lesson 2 - The Story of Josiah, the Child King.
• OT - Lesson 3 - Three Young Men and One Fiery Furnace.
• OT - Lesson 4 - David and Goliath.
• OT - Lesson 5 - The Humbling of King Nebuchadnezzar.
• OT - Lesson 6 - Gideon Battles the Bully.
• OT - Lesson 7 - The Book of Ruth.
• NT - Lesson 8 - Jesus's First Miracle.
• NT - Lesson 9 - The Thankful Leper.
• NT - Lesson 10 - Walking with Peter.
• NT - Lesson 11 - The Pharisee and the Tax Collector.
• NT - Lesson 12 - The Prodigal Son.
• NT - Lesson 13 - Saul Sees the Light.

• 1.) Introduction - This will always be a lead-in to the Bible Story and Lesson.
• 2.) Today's Memory Verse and Bible Story Location - A Lesson-Related Bible Verse and the location of the Bible verses that inspired the Bible Story.
• 3.) Story Time - This is the story itself.
• 4.) Review Time - Here, we pose 20 question with enough space for your children's responses.
• 5.) The Big Takeaway - This is where we share a key point from each lesson. It allows your children to read ours, then write their own.
• 6.) Activity Time - Here, you will find Word Searches, Crossword Puzzles, Decoding of Secret Messages...

• 1.) Work with your children on the Memory Verse throughout the week so they can then recite it perfectly.
• 2.) Depending on how advanced your children are, you may want to have them read the Introduction, Bible Story Location Verses & Bible Story themselves to further develop their reading skills.
• 3.) Go over the Review Question with your children to measure how much they learned and to help them understand what they didn't.