This Judges through Kings Homeschool Teacher's Manual is part of the Judges through Kings Bible series from Veritas Press, which is comprised of this teacher's manual (OR the enhanced homeschool teacher's manual on CD, School Manual, or School Enhanced CD options), plus the Judges through Kings Card set, and Judges through Kings Memory CD, all of which are sold-separately. This course was designed to help students understand the Scriptures and cannot be used apart from a Bible; it's recommended that each account is read in the Bible during the week.
This teacher's manual includes student projects and worksheets that align with the cards and memory CD (not included). Fun projects include ideas like creating a coat of arms for the family of David, design a city, illustrate Proverbs, and more. Worksheets provide reinforcement for Bible passages and help students to analyze and remember what they're studying in the Bible. Tests features short-answer questions and provide an opportunity for assessment. Answers to all assignments are included in the back (line-listed format).
32 people and events are featured for approximately one per school week; a few cards have extra projects that may take longer than a week.
Some projects will work better for younger or older students; parents can adjust as needed. If using for 2nd grade and below, some work, especially in the beginning, may need to be done orally. While this program can be used with multiple ages, the recommended schedule is:
- Grade 2: Genesis-Joshua
- Grade 3: Judges-Kings
- Grade 4: Chronicles-Malachi
- Grade 5: Gospels
- Grade 6: Acts-Revelation
274 pages, softcover. Reproducible for homeschool use. Recommended for 3rd Grade.
This is one of four teacher's guide options: the homeschool (print) teacher's guide or the homeschool enhanced CD-ROM, and the school (print) teacher's guide or the school enhanced CD-ROM. The difference between the homeschool and school print guides is that the homeschool guide is a softcover while the school version is in the format of loose-leaf pages in a three-ring-binder; in addition, the print and CD-ROM versions of the school and homeschool versions differ in that the copyright allows homeschool teachers to make copies for their homeschool classes, and the school version allows teachers to make copies for their classrooms. The content is identical.
