I’ve used one of these bible studies before, we didn’t completely finish it yet but do you need the teacher guide or just the level best suited for your child? Or can you use the teacher guide alone without the level book, like you said I just want the content and don’t need my kids to write stuff down and my kids who are 6 and 8 are still learning to read so the worksheets like this can over their head and are more work for me. 😊
So… for the sake of preserving our finances, I only buy the PDF of one student level and then I print off 5 copies and just go with that. I’ve never used the teacher guide… just the junior level books.
@@CalmintheChaosHomeschool that makes complete sense. All the different things add up. Good to know the student level can be enough to get the point across. Thank you for answering!
Not yet but I have SEVERAL in the shopping cart. I just haven't pulled the trigger. But I have heard wonderful things. I'm attempting to read through the bible with all my girls before my oldest leaves for college next year. I'm finding that reading 4-5 chapters a day with discussion takes about 1 hour with my rowdy crew so I don't think we have the capacity for much more right now since we are also following the suggested Bible readings for MFW ECC as well. Can't wait to hear your thoughts on it though!
That’s a lot! Good job and setting that goal for you and your girls. I have loved reading the Bible out loud to my kids. I know I get so much out of it doing it that way!
@@justjasmine79 I have. I love their simple and sound approach to the Bible. I have many of their items. My favorite is the sibling devotional, My Brothers Keeper.
