While this may take more teacher prep, all you need is the Unit Guide and a Bible. Purchase the Unit Teacher Guide (104 lessons) without Student Pages for a discussion-based study. Deepen both your knowledge of the Bible and your relationship with.Flexible for your learning needs, the program offers two pathways. Study Guides and workbooks for men, women, and teens for individual or small group study. We help women study the Bible for themselves and grow their skills to lead others. Then, you can have a joyful walk, stepping through life with a satisfied heart.

Because of this, you will need to decide to use either the Unit Teacher Guide or the leveled programs with Student Pages and Teacher Key/Guide.Families choosing to use the leveled programs (Beginner, Primary, Intermediate or Advanced), will need the Student pages. Teens and adults should use the all-in-one Unit Teacher Guide to guide them through the Bible text, review and memory work, application, and the timeline/map work.Both pathways follow the same plan of study, however, are not exactly aligned. The second path is divided into 4 different levels: Beginners for 3 years to Kindergarten Primary for grades 1-2, Intermediate for grades 3-4, and Advanced for grades 5-6.

Lessons 1-104 have been updated this year and feature new covers and a slightly smaller size. Following this pathway, you will not need the all-in-one Unit Teacher Guide. For the Primary level, the Student Pages and Teacher Guide are required, as it is designed to bridge the gap between readers and non-readers. If you use the optional Wall Maps and Time Line, the Teacher Key is necessary, as it includes instructions for use.

Beginner level activity sheets include memory work, timeline activities (which reference the Beginner Timeline), activities to become familiar with the structure of the Bible, pictorial representations of Bible stories and Bible study application. Each set of student pages contains 26 lessons. Student pages for the Beginner level (ages 3-5), Intermediate levels (ages 6-8), and Advanced (ages 9-11) help students visualize and interact with the lessons. While the program is designed to use with the Bible version of your choice, the Student Pages use the vocabulary of the New International Version, though other versions can be used with minimal difficulty. Textual information increases from level to level, yet the Advanced level still retains plenty of the black and white illustrations.

Whether you chose the Unit or Level approach, there are optional, helpful teaching resources that are referenced in the teaching material.Optional resources include: Bible Book Summary Cards, Children’s A Cappella Song CD, Teacher Visuals, and the Wall-Maps & Time- Line packet (or the Beginner Timeline).

Beginner Bible Study Worksheets Pdf