Bible Study Journal Samples
It is always nice to try a sample before purchasing. We invite you to try a sample lesson with your students, families, and teachers.
Samples contain the instructions, Bible Study Journals for students, Table Talks for families, and Bible Activities for the classroom.
If you should need a recommendation, don’t hesitate to contact us or chat with us.
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PreK to Early Elementary Bible Study Journal
Help your students to enjoy the practice of daily devotions with this journal. Young students will read, draw, and answer review questions with each lesson as they work chronologically through the Bible.
- Good for readers and non-readers
- 15-20 minutes a day
- Compatible with older levels
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Elementary to High School Bible Study Journal
Help your students to learn the characters and events of Bible through journaling. Take devotions to a new level with these self-directed Bible studies!
- About 20 minutes a day
- Fun and engaging
- Compatible with other levels
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Teen & Adult Bible Study Journal
Take yourself and your teens through the Bible chronologically with these journals. Dig deep with each lesson and then recap, via bullet journaling, what you have discovered!
- Explore the Bible in bite-sized pieces
- Practice using Bible Study tools
- Compatible with younger levels
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Table Talks for Families
Every Christian family wants their children to learn the Bible from their perspective, but they often lack a plan and method of transmitting family beliefs.
Table Talks are designed to give each family a plan to systematically teach their children the Bible. Table Talks are the family component to the Bible Study Journals and compatible with the Bible Study Activities.
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Bible Activities for the Classroom
Bible teachers are always looking for ways to reinforce the Bible lessons their students are learning. But it can be difficult to find ideas that match your study!
With these Bible Study Activities, we have made it easy for you to introduce various tools and help your students learn to use them. As a teacher, you will help equip your students to study the Bible for themselves, and give them skills they can use for a lifetime.
