Our Bible Study Resources for Homeschooling YT

Got a Bible? Then you are ready for homeschooling Bible Study! Seriously, we often complicate the simplest things, don't we? Still, there are some nifty resources out there that make the best things even better (if that was possible), and one of them is the free downloads at Bible Story Printables:

If you don't know me, I am the homeschooling mom of 15 children, married to my husband for 37 years, in love with the Lord Jesus. I have been a blogger since 2005 and sensed the need to move to vlogging.

You can also order lots of my materials already printed out in book form from Amazon.

The Lesson Book series; a Charlotte-Mason style unworkbook of sorts to use with the McGuffey readers or just about any living book:

The Lesson Book, Level Five

The Gentle Grammar Series: a stress-free approach to early language arts to help young children.
Level One

Level Two

Level Three

Level Four

[berrypatch]

This is just what I need to complement the Golden Children's Bible.

[nunziawright]

the timeline. Where do I find the years to add to each events ?

[terrisserose]

We like King James as well. We have found the kjv er a much better fit than new kjv

[Ked]

Hi Sherry!
Could you link your Old Testament timeline? I have not been able to find one as thorough as yours 🤔
Thanks a bunch!
Also, would you ever consider doing a video going through the various childrens/teen/young adult devotionals that you've used for your kids? And how you have them work through them during the school year?
This is so important to me but I need some inspiration a d suggestions on how to go about this, especially the older they get. Many blessings, keep walking with our King❤️

[vitaliyab]

What age do you suggest teaching them the Bible chronologically?