Free Genesis - NotebookingPages.com @ CurrClick. Parables of Jesus. Studying the Good Book with a Notebook. Scripture Notebook & Character Studies. Scripture memorization and character study is our first subject each morning as we begin our schoolwork.
We are using the Character Study notebooking pages from NotebookingPages.com. I don't have a set curriculum for what we are doing, I'm mostly making it up as we go along. We are using Nature Corner from My Bible First as the basis for our scripture memorization and character study. Here's a sample page. Our first activity for the week is to copy the scripture for the week into our personal folders.
Another time we made a list of some of the ways that a person can be changed by God. As we work through the Nature Corner book, I'm organizing the scriptures we are memorizing each week in Charlotte Mason Scripture memory system style. Here's another resource I refer to for ideas for our character notebooks The Character Journal. Home Life Ministries - The Character Journal. Books of the Bible. Books of the Bible Take a look at the resources we have to help preschoolers learn the Books of the Bible. What Bible does PSS Central recommend for preschoolers?
Click here to find out! Books of the Bible Cards These cards are divided into Old Testament and New Testament. Old Testament New Testament Sample Cards. Gospel Hall Bible Activities. Sunday School Lesson Activity 001 Criminal Suspects in the Bible Clue solving activity for Sunday School.
Using the hints given in the wanted poster, determine which person in the Bible did the crime. Includes both English and Spanish versions in the same file. Sunday School Lesson Activity 002 The Parable of the River The Parable of the River is a story told by Max Lucado based on Romans 1 through 4. Sunday School Lesson Activity 003 Road Signs with a Spiritual Message Set of road signs modified to tell a spiritual message such as "Christ is the way" for a one way street sign. Sunday School Lesson Activity 007 Tribulation Survivor - Game.
The Many Faces of Notebooking: Bible. Notebooking has always played a large part in our homeschooling.
I love how something so simple can still be versatile enough to work with a variety of curiculums and subjects. Notebooking gives me the flexibility I need to accomodate the various learning styles and personalities of my large brood, without spending a fortune on curriculum and workbooks. Notebooking allows my children to exercise their creativity, while maintaining enough uniformity that I don't go crazy trying to keep up with what everyone is supposed to be doing. Notebooking is never boring because there are so many options available. Here are a few of the different types of Bible notebooks that we will be using this school year.
The older children (15, 14, & 13) will using Foundations In Romans, an inductive Bible study that I purchased from Simply Charlotte Mason. The Bible notebooks for the middle (11, 10) and younger children (almost 8, 6) are economy 3-ring binders with a decorated cover page taped on the front. More on Old Testament History. After finishing up our investigation into dinosaurs (which we spent a few months on) we have been making faster progress through history.
Our "real" history is being taken care of by Dad. He reads the sections outlined in the Greenleaf press old testament history guide each morning after breakfast. They take turns narrating the story. As far as I am concerned that is enough but it is fun to do some extra activities on the side. The following are snap shots of our fun with old testament history. Garden of Eden coloring page by TJ. Noah's Ark coloring page by TJ We read portions from Adam and His Kin as we went through this part of history from Noah until Abram. We stuck the background up onto a wall in our dinning room and put a tablecloth over some of the dinning room chainrs in front of the background picture to create a puppet stage. Everyone's Abrams and Lots. Now... on ward ho! In the Begining, God created.... We began our investigation of the History of the Old Testament this year with Creation.
Our text is the Bible and the reader of that is Dad. I began these notebooking pages a week or so after they had heard the story from Dad as a fun way to illustrate and narrate what God created on each day. We did a couple of pages a week adding copy work to them to record the story and give more practice to handwriting. The above selections of work were done by my oldest son Max. Living Water Bible Games.
Bible History Lessons. The Ten Plagues and Passover Ten Plagues Song set to the tune of “This Old Man” Coloring Pages The Passover Coloring Book Ten Plagues of Egypt Lapbook ideas and links Ten Plagues Craft Part 1 Make a placard for each plague Ten Plagues Craft Part 2 Make a placard for each plague Review Game Printable bingo cards and 10 plagues dice.
Passover Crafts Printable templates for Jewish crafts for preschool, kindergarten and gradeschool kids. Hold A Ten Plagues SimulationLet your child “experience” the ten plagues with a different activity each day. Grammacindy's Bible Notebooks.