If you want to help open your children’s eyes to what being a Christian means in restricted countries! Thanks to Voice of the Martyrs for expanding their reach to the next generation!!! It is a homeschooler’s treasure chest…full of resources and information about countries and beliefs!! You can go to their site and download various […]

      This FREE 12-page Bible lesson from the Proverbial Homemaker includes: Devotions and Bible readings Discussion questions Scripture memory poster/coloring sheet Additional activities Copywork (2 levels) Notebooking pages Printable for a creation Q&A collage to be built over the course of Unit 2       Click here for more free Bible resources!

  Here are the Notebook Pages for Year Three Week Five of Bible Road Trip ~ Matthew ~ Part Three from Thinking Kids Blog. She posted these by level (Lower Grammar, Upper Grammar, Dialectic) – that way, you can print exactly what you want. To access the free sheets, just subscribe to Thinking Kids Blog.  […]

      Read Life at Home created a FREE printable word search that your child will find the words that appear in bold on the printable as they reading through the prayer.    Click here for more free Bible resources!

  Here is a FREE Scripture Word Study tool to use with your family. Index cards work just fine, but if you’d like to have something to add to a notebook, I think you’ll like these pages. Click here for more free Bible resources!

  So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. Genesis 1:27 (ESV) Teach your kids all about how God made them in His own image, and what that means for them! The Who Made Me? Bible lesson from Proverbial Homemaker will help your […]

  Future.Flying.Saucers has a GREAT subscriber FREEBIE!! How do you teach theology to your children? To help you out, Anne Marie has created a PDF download of one of her most popular posts: Teaching Truth to Children ~ A Young Child’s Catechism. Be sure to hop over and get that.   Click here for more free Bible […]