FREE Genesis Scope and Sequence - Interactive Bible Curriculum for Grades 4-8
Download your FREE Genesis Scope and Sequence—a highly interactive Bible curriculum for older students in grades 4-8. This engaging study covers key stories from Creation to Joseph in 17 lesson units. Each lesson ends with the thought-provoking question, "What did I learn about Jesus today? guiding students to see Christ throughout the entire Bible. Each of the seventeen lessons provides 4-5 hours of teaching time which allows each unit to be used daily in the Christian classroom for one week or on a weekly basis (such as a Sunday School setting) for an entire month. We are confident that you will find that this series is unlike any other. Download our Genesis Scope and Sequence and plan where you can start an exploration of Genesis with your students!
In addition, we offer:
Study Sheets, Assessments and Answer Keys for each of the 17 lesson units.
Colorful Memory Verse Worksheets for each of the 17 units
Colorful Memory (multi-verse) Passages, Worksheets and Assessments for each of the 17 units
In the very first lesson “Road to Emmaus” your students lock step with the resurrected Jesus as He is walked alongside two travelers who do not recognize Him initially. We are told in Luke 24:27 that “beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself.” This curriculum series endeavors to imagine what Jesus might have said about Himself through all the major stories of the Old Testament which is why each lesson in this series ends with the same question: What did I learn about Jesus today?
The major stories covered in this Genesis series (as well as the associated ways we find Jesus foreshadowed in each story) is as follows:
Road to Emmaus ~ Jesus is our Traveling Companion
Creation ~ Jesus, my Creator
Adam and Eve ~ Jesus, my Hope
Cain and Abel ~ Jesus, my Watchful Brother
Noah's Ark ~ Jesus, my Ark of Safety
Intro to Covenants (Noahic Covenant) ~ Jesus, the Promise
Tower of Babel ~ Jesus, THE Way
Call of Abraham ~ Jesus, our Blessing
Abramic Covenants (includes Isaac) ~ Jesus, our Substitute
Legacy of Abraham ~ Jesus, our Guarantor
Jacob (and Esau): The Early Years ~ Jesus Shares His Inheritance with me
Jacob: The Middle Years ~ Jesus, the Bridge
Jacob: The Later Years ~ Jesus, the Face of God
Joseph: Privileged to Prisoner ~ Jesus, Beloved Son, Rejected Brother
Joseph: Prisoner to the Palace ~ Jesus, Savior of the World
Joseph: Palace to the People ~ Jesus, Reconciler of God and Man
Twelve Sons of Jacob| Twelve Tribes of Israel ~ Jesus, a Lion from the Tribe of Judah
We are confident that you will find that this series is unlike any other!
Download your FREE Genesis Scope and Sequence—a highly interactive Bible curriculum for older students in grades 4-8. This engaging study covers key stories from Creation to Joseph in 17 lesson units. Each lesson ends with the thought-provoking question, "What did I learn about Jesus today? guiding students to see Christ throughout the entire Bible. Each of the seventeen lessons provides 4-5 hours of teaching time which allows each unit to be used daily in the Christian classroom for one week or on a weekly basis (such as a Sunday School setting) for an entire month. We are confident that you will find that this series is unlike any other. Download our Genesis Scope and Sequence and plan where you can start an exploration of Genesis with your students!
In addition, we offer:
Study Sheets, Assessments and Answer Keys for each of the 17 lesson units.
Colorful Memory Verse Worksheets for each of the 17 units
Colorful Memory (multi-verse) Passages, Worksheets and Assessments for each of the 17 units
In the very first lesson “Road to Emmaus” your students lock step with the resurrected Jesus as He is walked alongside two travelers who do not recognize Him initially. We are told in Luke 24:27 that “beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself.” This curriculum series endeavors to imagine what Jesus might have said about Himself through all the major stories of the Old Testament which is why each lesson in this series ends with the same question: What did I learn about Jesus today?
The major stories covered in this Genesis series (as well as the associated ways we find Jesus foreshadowed in each story) is as follows:
Road to Emmaus ~ Jesus is our Traveling Companion
Creation ~ Jesus, my Creator
Adam and Eve ~ Jesus, my Hope
Cain and Abel ~ Jesus, my Watchful Brother
Noah's Ark ~ Jesus, my Ark of Safety
Intro to Covenants (Noahic Covenant) ~ Jesus, the Promise
Tower of Babel ~ Jesus, THE Way
Call of Abraham ~ Jesus, our Blessing
Abramic Covenants (includes Isaac) ~ Jesus, our Substitute
Legacy of Abraham ~ Jesus, our Guarantor
Jacob (and Esau): The Early Years ~ Jesus Shares His Inheritance with me
Jacob: The Middle Years ~ Jesus, the Bridge
Jacob: The Later Years ~ Jesus, the Face of God
Joseph: Privileged to Prisoner ~ Jesus, Beloved Son, Rejected Brother
Joseph: Prisoner to the Palace ~ Jesus, Savior of the World
Joseph: Palace to the People ~ Jesus, Reconciler of God and Man
Twelve Sons of Jacob| Twelve Tribes of Israel ~ Jesus, a Lion from the Tribe of Judah
We are confident that you will find that this series is unlike any other!
Download your FREE Genesis Scope and Sequence—a highly interactive Bible curriculum for older students in grades 4-8. This engaging study covers key stories from Creation to Joseph in 17 lesson units. Each lesson ends with the thought-provoking question, "What did I learn about Jesus today? guiding students to see Christ throughout the entire Bible. Each of the seventeen lessons provides 4-5 hours of teaching time which allows each unit to be used daily in the Christian classroom for one week or on a weekly basis (such as a Sunday School setting) for an entire month. We are confident that you will find that this series is unlike any other. Download our Genesis Scope and Sequence and plan where you can start an exploration of Genesis with your students!
In addition, we offer:
Study Sheets, Assessments and Answer Keys for each of the 17 lesson units.
Colorful Memory Verse Worksheets for each of the 17 units
Colorful Memory (multi-verse) Passages, Worksheets and Assessments for each of the 17 units
In the very first lesson “Road to Emmaus” your students lock step with the resurrected Jesus as He is walked alongside two travelers who do not recognize Him initially. We are told in Luke 24:27 that “beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself.” This curriculum series endeavors to imagine what Jesus might have said about Himself through all the major stories of the Old Testament which is why each lesson in this series ends with the same question: What did I learn about Jesus today?
The major stories covered in this Genesis series (as well as the associated ways we find Jesus foreshadowed in each story) is as follows:
Road to Emmaus ~ Jesus is our Traveling Companion
Creation ~ Jesus, my Creator
Adam and Eve ~ Jesus, my Hope
Cain and Abel ~ Jesus, my Watchful Brother
Noah's Ark ~ Jesus, my Ark of Safety
Intro to Covenants (Noahic Covenant) ~ Jesus, the Promise
Tower of Babel ~ Jesus, THE Way
Call of Abraham ~ Jesus, our Blessing
Abramic Covenants (includes Isaac) ~ Jesus, our Substitute
Legacy of Abraham ~ Jesus, our Guarantor
Jacob (and Esau): The Early Years ~ Jesus Shares His Inheritance with me
Jacob: The Middle Years ~ Jesus, the Bridge
Jacob: The Later Years ~ Jesus, the Face of God
Joseph: Privileged to Prisoner ~ Jesus, Beloved Son, Rejected Brother
Joseph: Prisoner to the Palace ~ Jesus, Savior of the World
Joseph: Palace to the People ~ Jesus, Reconciler of God and Man
Twelve Sons of Jacob| Twelve Tribes of Israel ~ Jesus, a Lion from the Tribe of Judah
We are confident that you will find that this series is unlike any other!
