Description
Teaching the Old Testament Overview and timeline to students is a big job and can feel overwhelming. Do I have the knowledge? Do I have a plan? Will the kids like it? If you have asked these questions, you are not alone! Teachers get easy to prepare lessons that makes learning the Bible fun and engaging.
Let me share how it works! You will stick figure the Old Testament timeline, introducing your students to the major characters and event. With each following lesson, you will take your students on a journey into each of these stories. Periodic reviews ensure your students retain the information. Trust me, you will be amazed at what they retain!
By the end of this Bible study for kids, your students will be able to draw the Old Testament timeline independently, and recite 38 memory verses and tell you facts about each character or event on the timeline.
This book covers the following four parts:
- Creation to Jacob
- Joseph to the Promised Land
- Jordan River to the Temple
- The Prophets to Nehemiah
Skill Focus
Early Elementary:
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- Timeline: Students are equipped to draw the timeline and show the first two of three symbols used for sharing the Gospel.
- Extra Memory Work: Students additionally memorize the books of the Old Testament, 12 Sons of Jacob, and the Ten Commandments.
Elementary:
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- Timeline: Students are equipped to draw the timeline and show the first two of three symbols used for sharing the Gospel.
- Extra Memory Work: Students additionally memorize the books of the Old Testament, 12 Sons of Jacob, and the Ten Commandments..
- Basic Bible Geography: Students map biblical locations throughout this study to learn the cities, countries, and empires related to the people and events of the Old Testament
Middle School:
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- Timeline: Students are equipped to draw the timeline and show the first two of three symbols used for sharing the Gospel.
- Basic Bible Geography: Students map biblical locations throughout this study to learn the cities, countries, and empires related to the people and events of the Old Testament.
- Bible Study Tools: Students practice using a Bible Dictionary, Concordance, and Topical Bible to give them the lifelong skills they need to study the Bible independently.
Lesson Format:
- Pray and Review Teacher Notes (before class)
- Review the Timeline and Memory Verses
- Read Scripture with Students
- Draw stick figures onto board
- Discuss passage
- Student draw stick figures into their books
- Lesson Review
- Lesson Memory Verse
With this Bible study for kids, you will have the framework and method to confidently teach the Old Testament Overview. Your students will enjoy these fun-to-learn lessons. Don’t wait, get started today!
50 Weekly Lessons or 186 Daily Lessons
Student & Traceable Books: contains the timeline, lesson pages with room to draw, lesson review questions, and memory verses. The traceable student book contains the same information as the student book but has stick figure images to trace. 314 pages.
Format: eBook (PDF) that you can print and is available upon completion of purchase.
Teacher Book: timeline and narrative, lesson notes, stick figure drawings, lesson pages, maps, memory verses, review questions and answers. 372 pages. Teaches Early Elementary, Elementary, and Middle School student levels.
Format: eBook (PDF) that you can print and is available upon completion of purchase.
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