DIGITAL – Morning Time Curriculum All-In-One

DIGITAL – Morning Time Curriculum All-In-One

SKU: 223489-1-1-2
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Get it all in one click! A Morning Curriculum rooted in Scripture. Over 21 weeks, you will journey through the Gospel of John with a flexible, short, Scripture-based plan. This curriculum provides a Scripture-rooted approach to Bible study while facilitating an appreciation for the beauty of words, art, and music. It emphasizes the importance of truth, goodness, and beauty, and how it should be as much a part of our experience of the Bible as they are our experience of the world. Built with resources you already know. This curriculum is designed to work alongside existing Every Woman a Theologian resources, bringing them together into one simple rhythm for your homeschool morning. Rather than requiring you to purchase an entirely new set of materials, the plan draws from resources already created to help you and your children study Scripture and grow in your understanding of the Gospel. Complementing classical and Charlotte Mason home education schooling, the intention is that each day takes no more than 20 minutes, with the flexibility to dive deeper by using additional resources, questions, and mnemonic devices. Included in this digital bundle: The Not-So-Quiet Time Morning Plan: The Gospel of John eBook Teach Me to Pray downloadable cards Teach Me the Gospel downloadable cards Kids’ Theology Handbook eBook Glossary of Theological Terms eBook Optional Enrichment (not included): Weeks 1–18: Hinds’ Feet on High Places by Hannah Hurnard (Tyndale illustrated edition) Weeks 19–21: A Gospel Primer by Milton Vincent Bring the Gospel into your morning. You don’t need a complicated homeschool schedule to disciple your children well. You need Scripture, time together, and a simple plan that turns you back to what is true, good, and beautiful. This is why we created Teach Me the Gospel of John Morning Curriculum.

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