New Workbook Helps Children Grasp the Bible's Big Picture
Crossway releases 'The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook' for older elementary children, helping them understand the Bible's unified narrative.
Crossway has launched a new resource designed to help older elementary-aged children understand the overarching narrative of the Bible. 'The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook' is based on Kevin DeYoung's popular 'The Biggest Story Bible Storybook' and aims to present a gospel-centred journey through Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation.
The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook provides a gospel-centred approach to learning the Bible's narrative.
A Unified Story for Young Learners
This accessible workbook condenses 104 Bible lessons into a single, user-friendly volume. Each lesson includes a teaching summary, space for notes and study questions, and a memory verse, all accompanied by illustrations by Don Clark. It's designed to be used during family devotion times or as part of a homeschooling programme, fostering a deeper love for God's word.
Key Features of the Workbook
- Adapts the core components from all 104 lessons into one user-friendly volume.
- Features gospel-centred lessons that reinforce biblical truth.
- Encourages Bible literacy by teaching the unified storyline of Scripture.
- Includes space for notes and study questions to deepen engagement.
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