The curriculum for this What We Believe - Who is God? (Junior) lesson plan can be found by using the following link~



Who Is God? Junior Notebooking Journal
By David & Peggy Webb / Apologia Educational Ministries

Designed to accompany Apologia's Who is God? And Can I Really Know Him?, (sold-separately), this beautiful junior notebooking journal will become a record of what your younger students learned during the course.

Created for students who have limited writing skills, this junior notebooking journal provides grade-appropriate activities specifically geared towards younger students. Almost the same length as the regular journal, the notebooking pages feature dashed-center writing guidelines, mini-book activities, coloring pages, and fewer writing activities overall. This junior journal is perfect for struggling older students or students in grades 1-4.

Lesson plans provide a guide for readings in the text along with what notebooking pages to complete. Page types include: blank note-taking pages, coloring pages, "words to know" exercises, "Hide it in my Heart" Bible verses, "Make a Note of It" application exercises, word puzzles, mini-books, "my prayer" prayer pages, "Praise Report" pages, "I Spy" record pages to record where they've seen God's works, "Living out Loud" pages to display where they're helping others, and "Find out More" suggested resources.

Spiralbound; full-color pages. Non-reproducible, non-consumable workbook. Scripture from the NIV, NKJV, NCV, and NLT. Grades 1-4.

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The curriculum for this What We Believe - Who Am I? lesson plan can be found by using the following link~



Who Am I? What We Believe, Volume 2
By John Hay & David Webb / Apologia Educational Ministries

What gives a person value? What provides purpose for a life? Who Am I? And What Am I Doing Here? helps children understand what it means to be made in the image of God.

Designed around a notebooking concept, instructions provide opportunities for students to think about the lesson questions as well as consider their own thoughts. Each lesson features an introduction to the main topic, learning objectives, a short story, thought-provoking questions, important vocabulary words, two Bible memory verses, interesting interdisciplinary topics, godly character traits that students should demonstrate as a response, prayer, and a worldview portion that provides a child's perspective on being a Muslim, Mormon, New Age spiritualist, Hindu, Buddhist, Communist, and other non-Christian beliefs.

Customize the schedule to your students' level; most chapters can be covered in two weeks, and this study may be used independently or with a parent. Ages 6-14, NIV, NLT, and NCV Scripture verses are used. 264 pages, hardcover.

This textbook focuses on:

• God made me in His image and crowned me with glory


• He has given me special gifts and a unique purpose in life


• I can creatively express God's love


• I am meant to think about beautiful and praiseworthy things, especially God and His Word


• I must make decisions based on God's truth;


• I can always know the wise thing to do;


• I must cultivate the fruit of the Spirit in my life;


• I am a beloved child of God whose true identity is found in Christ.

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The curriculum for this What We Believe - Who is My Neighbor? (Junior) lesson plan can be found by using the following link~



Who Is My Neighbor? Junior Notebooking Journal
By David & Peggy Webb / Apologia Educational Ministries

Designed to accompany Apologia's Who Is My Neighbor? And Why Does He Need Me? Volume 3 Textbook (sold-separately), this beautiful junior notebooking journal will become a record of what your younger students learned during the course.

Created for students who have limited writing skills, this junior notebooking journal provides grade-appropriate activities specifically geared towards younger students. Almost the same length as the regular journal, the notebooking pages feature dashed-center writing guidelines, mini-book activities, coloring pages, and fewer writing activities overall. This junior journal is perfect for struggling older students or students in grades 1-4.

Lesson plans provide a guide for readings in the text along with what notebooking pages to complete. Page types include: blank note-taking pages, coloring pages, "words to know" exercises, "Hide it in my Heart" Bible verses, "Make a Note of It" application exercises, word puzzles, mini-books, "my prayer" prayer pages, "Praise Report" pages, "I Spy" record pages to record where they've seen God's works, "Living out Loud" pages to display where they're helping others, and "Find out More" suggested resources.

Spiralbound; full-color pages. Non-reproducible, non-consumable workbook. Scripture from the NIV, NKJV, NCV, and NLT. Grades 1-4.

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The curriculum for this What We Believe - What on Earth Can I Do? lesson plan can be found by using the following link~



What on Earth Can I Do? What We Believe, Volume 4
By John Hay & David Webb / Apologia Educational Ministries

Volume 4 in Apologia's What We Believe series, What on Earth Can I Do? helps children understand what it means to be a "good and faithful servant" of God through a discussion of the biblical worldview of stewardship.

Designed around a notebooking concept, instructions provide opportunities for students to think and ponder the questions given, as well as consider their own thoughts in the "Make a Note of It" section. Each lesson features an introduction to the main topic, learning objectives, a short story, thought-provoking questions, important vocabulary words, two Bible memory verses, interesting interdisciplinary topics, godly character traits that students should demonstrate as a response, prayer, discussion questions, and a story adapted from Jesus' parables. Four lessons also end with the "House of Truth" memory aid visual model that builds upon lessons learned in the previous books; it can be drawn or built with building blocks.

Customize the schedule to your students' level; most chapters can be covered in two weeks (for the entire course taking 4-8 months), and this study may be used independently or with a parent. A suggested lesson plan is included for guidance if desired. Books do not have to be used in order, though it is recommended. Ages 6-14; Reading Level Grades 5-6. NIV, NLT, NCV, KJV, NKJV, ESV, NASB, HCSB, CEV, and Amplified Bible Scripture verses are used. 293 pages, hardcover, indexed.

This textbook focuses on the questions:

• Your Story or God's Story?


• Who Put You in Charge?


• Will You be Found Faithful?


• Where is your Treasure?


• Where Does your Time Go?


• Whose Life is it Anyway?


• Why Isn't it Easy Being Green?


• What Will Happen When the Master Returns?

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Lesson Plan Bundle includes~
Word in Motion: Old Testament Set
Word in Motion: New Testament Set

The curriculum for this Word in Motion: Old Testament lesson plan can be found by using the following link~

Word in Motion: Old Testament Set (Student Textbook & Note booking Journal)
By Rachael Carman / Apologia Educational Ministries

The curriculum for this Word in Motion: New Testament lesson plan can be found by using the following link~

Word in Motion: New Testament Set (Student Textbook & Note booking Journal)
By Rachael Carman / Apologia Educational Ministries

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Word in Motion: New Testament Set (Student Textbook & Note booking Journal)
By Rachael Carman / Apologia Educational Ministries
Apologia's The Word in Motion: New Testament is the second volume in an illustrated, two-part Bible curriculum that equips students to know, live, and share the Word of God. From the intertestamental events leading up to the birth of Christ to the apocalyptic vision received by John on Patmos, students and families will explore the key people places, and events of the New Testament. Along the way, they'll gain a deeper understanding of how all the parts of the Bible fit together to form the story of God's love for humanity and His plan for our redemption.

Working with a parent 4 days per school week 30-45 minutes at a time, students will complete one lesson per week (30 lessons in 30 weeks). Each lesson incorporates multiple learning approaches such as seeing, hearing, moving, talking, and repeating in a way that engages the student's head, heart, and hands. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to tell the story of God and His chosen people using a series of keywords, memory verses, and hand motions. Teaching tools include streaming video instruction, biblical narratives that tell the story in chronological order, discussion questions, character profiles, essential doctrines and apologetics, Scripture readings, full-color visual aids, an overview of every Old Testament book, and articles that cover biblical history and culture.

Lessons 1-15 teach students the story of the New Testament in 40 key points and motions, starting with the rise of the Roman Empire and culminating in the founding of the early church and the spread of the gospel to Europe and Asia. Lessons 16-30 familiarize students with each of the 27 books in the New Testament.

The spiral-bound note booking journal is designed to be used alongside the textbook and a fun tool that enables students to personalize and capture what they've learned from the text in keepsake form. Grades K-6.

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