Memory verses (there’s one for every lesson, but we pick and choose for now).Learn the books of the Bible and the history behind them.

Read about cultures, archeology, events, etc. in the Bible.Here’s what we do with Bible Road Trip every week: Some examples of the Bible Road Trip notebooking pages While we may do something different with it in the future, for now it is the bulk of our core curriculum. We go big or go home 🙂 and do nearly all of it and then some. Part of the beauty of Bible Road Trip is that you can use any portion of it for something as simple as family devotions, or take on more. The main benefit for us with BRT, other than of course studying the Bible, is the history and geography learning opportunities it provides. I have already touched on how we use Bible Road Trip for language arts and math. Check out What’s in the Bible! We own the entire set. One of our favorite video series happens to be a great teaching tool for biblical history! Bible Road Trip uses it as well. *** UPDATE: We still use Bible Road Trip as our Bible curriculum and love it! We have recently started with American history using Beautiful Feet Books and could’t be happier! We have been using it this year as the backbone of our homeschool and I’m so glad we made that choice! Bible Road Trip is a 3-year survey of the Bible that can be used by homeschool families or for family devotions and study. I learned about Bible Road Trip a few years ago and was just waiting for the right time to try it. Our kids being so young, we decided to delay taking on a full history curriculum this year and instead use the Bible as our history text. We quickly decided it was not appropriate the youngest kids yet. A year or so ago, we ventured into history as a subject and tried out Story of the World. We are still pretty early in our homeschool journey, with kids all 7 and under. Do your research and read ahead when possible before you fully commit to a curriculum. It is the story of humanity! We know it is also the story of God and His people. As Christians, we take how we teach history very seriously and desire that it is from a biblical worldview. You will find that different curriculum have different ways of teaching the biblical timeline. Use a curriculum that incorporates biblical events.Use a curriculum designed just to follow the biblical timeline.Just read the Bible and dig into history as you go.There are three basic ways you can teach history using the Bible: There are also great curriculums and resources available to help you in that endeavor. Teaching History in a way that incorporates biblical events and/or with a biblical worldview is very common in homeschooling. Read the disclosures and terms for more information. As an affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Disclosure: *This post may include affiliate links.

Timeline of the bible and world history