Helpful Resources for Parents

Parents will find the following resources helpful in teaching their children godly principles.

1. Get involved in the classroom.

Evolution Exposed helps combat the messages found in high school biology textbooks.

2. Watch what your children watch.

Carl Kerby discusses how to use the media to teach discernment in his book Remote Control.

3. Study as a family.

Many parents have found the Answers Books for Kids series perfect to teach to their younger children during family time, as well as A Faith to Grow On.
It All Begins With Genesis was designed for ages 11–13, but also works well with a variety of age levels.
The Pilgrim’s Progress curriculum was written to work with younger and older students simultaneously.
Answers Academy and Defending Your Faith are good resources to use with older children. Ages 16 and up can also participate in online classes with Answers Education Online.
The Kids4Truth curriculum (www.kids4truth.com) spans a multitude of age levels.
Courses such as Precept on Precept by Kay Arthur provide instruction on how to study the Bible.

4. Supplement their learning.

5. Look for everyday moments.

Books such as Life in the Great Ice Age, Dinosaurs of Eden, and Why is Keiko Sick? will help establish a connection between the Bible and the world around you.

6. Minister to other children.

The Answers for Kids curriculum series offers practical apologetic lessons for elementary-aged children.
Or, you could show the Answers Academy or Demolishing Strongholds DVDs to older children.