The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook - (Paperback)

About the Book

Created especially for families, this workbook streamlines all 104 lessons from The Biggest Story Curriculum into a single, user-friendly volume. The engaging curriculum is ideal for family time or homeschooling.

Book Synopsis

Bring Biblical Discipleship Home with The Biggest Story Curriculum, Now in a User-Friendly Workbook for Families

Early Bible literacy begins at home, but where do you start? Families need simple, engaging lessons that teach kids about Scripture from beginning to end. Originally designed for church and ministry settings, The Biggest Story Curriculum has helped pastors and volunteers teach children the unifying story of the gospel. This companion edition, created especially for families, streamlines the lessons into one easy-to-use volume.

The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook is an accessible curriculum designed for K-5. Based on 104 Bible stories, as retold by Kevin DeYoung in The Biggest Story Bible Storybook, these lessons take kids through the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, and help them understand how the stories fit together. Each lesson includes a teaching summary, study questions with space for notes, and a memory verse, all brought to life with illustrations by Don Clark. Used during family time or homeschooling, The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook is a great way to instill an enduring love of God's word.

• Family Edition of The Biggest Story Curriculum: Adapts the core components from all 104 lessons into one user-friendly volume
• Gospel-Centered Lessons for K-5: Scripture summaries, study questions, memory verses, and more reinforce biblical truth at home
• Encourages Bible Literacy: Teaches children the unified storyline of Scripture, from Genesis through Revelation

About the Author

Don Clark is an artist and cofounder of Invisible Creature, a widely respected and award-winning design studio based in Seattle, Washington. He has worked with clients such as Target, Pixar, NASA, The New York Times, LEGO, and Apple. Don and his wife, Erika, have three children and live on a small farm just outside Seattle.