New worldview curriculum on Genesis!

 

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At last! The first in a series of Creation curricula, It all begins with Genesis—Learning to think Biblically about the world, is finally here! With 34 information-packed and Biblically sound lessons covering Genesis 1–11, this curriculum is ideal for use with ages 10-14 in Bible schools, Christian schools, and homeschools.

• Over 20 years of teaching experience. The author, Sheila Richardson, has been teaching inductive Bible study for 20 years and ‘teaching teachers’ for 12 years with Kay Arthur’s popular Precept Ministries International.

• Tested for two years. This program was taught to 6th-graders in the author’s home church for two years, with great success. Eight teachers did the curriculum under her guidance for a year.

• Highly praised by Ken Ham of AiG. ‘For many years now, I’ve wanted to see a series like this to help students, parents and Christian leaders more effectively teach to every age level. My good friend Sheila Richardson has put together the first of what I hope to be many such programs that will result in thousands—if not millions—of Christians being solidly grounded in the Word of God, beginning with the Book of Genesis.’

• Rave reviews from churches and schools. Several churches and schools have used the curriculum, with excellent reviews (below).

• Free CD-ROM with 86 colorful illustrations! Easy-to-use and clearly explained in the teacher edition. Adaptable to PowerPoint, overhead transparencies and printouts.

 

The teacher’s edition includes extra notes, activity ideas, and all pages from the student workbook. Browse through the lesson titles below and download the two sample lessons!

Read what others are saying about this curriculum...

Just wanted to say that I love your new curriculum! As a home-schooling mother and 6th grade Sunday School teacher, I find that it has the flexibility to adapt to any teaching setting, and contains many great ideas for augmenting the lessons with fun games and activities. My students have responded with an interest and enthusiasm that I have not seen in previous classes on Genesis. Because we don’t have enough weeks to do the whole course, I have left some of the lessons to do at home with parents. I feel I am leaving each child with a gold mine of information and resources for understanding clearly the Biblical worldview of our beginnings. [Lydia S., St. Louis, MO]

The Genesis study is great! The kids [in my sixth grade Sunday School class] find it very interesting and relevant. Many of them have studied some of this in school, but from a naturalistic worldview. The curriculum is straight-forward and teacher friendly and preparation is minimal. It is also thought-provoking and motivates both the teachers and the students to want to know more. [Marsha M., Charlottesville, VA]

More testimonies...

Lesson titles:

• Lesson 1: There is more than one way to look at your world (Download free sample:Teacher’s guide; Student lesson)
• Lesson 2: The foundation of your worldview is Genesis
• Lesson 3: Inductive Bible study: We learn to observe
• Lesson 4: Hiking through Genesis 1 (Observing Genesis 1)
• Lesson 5: The Trinity in Creation
• Lesson 6: The Days of Creation: A closer look at Days 1–3
• Lesson 7: The Days of Creation: A closer look at Days 4–6 (Download free sample:Teacher’s guide; Student lesson)
• Lesson 8: How old is God’s World?
• Lesson 9: God’s special creation: Mankind
• Lesson 10: How special are you?
• Lesson 11: Genesis Chapter 2: Life before sin came into the world
• Lesson 12: Recognizing different worldviews: In Scripture (part 1)
• Lesson 13: Recognizing different worldviews: In Scripture (part 2)
• Lesson 14: Recognizing different worldviews: In our culture
• Lesson 15: Recognizing different worldviews: In science (part 1)—Origin of the universe
• Lesson 16: Recognizing different worldviews: In science (part 2)—Origin of rock layers and fossils
• Lesson 17: Recognizing different worldviews: In science (part 3)—Origin of life
• Lesson 18: Recognizing different worldviews: In science (part 4)—Origin of major groups of living things
• Lesson 19: Recognizing different worldviews: In science (part 5)—Origin of mankind
• Lesson 20: How did evil come into the world?
• Lesson 21: Temptation and sin
• Lesson 22: Portrait of the tempter
• Lesson 23: The fallen world
• Lesson 24: God’s solution
• Lesson 25: Life in the fallen world: Cain and Abel
• Lesson 26: Life in the fallen world: Adam’s descendents
• Lesson 27: Events that led to God’s judgment
• Lesson 28: The Flood
• Lesson 29: The voyage of the Ark
• Lesson 30: Dinosaurs and the Flood
• Lesson 31: If there really was a world-wide Flood, could we see evidence in the world today?
• Lesson 32: After the Flood
• Lesson 33: Different languages? Different peoples? Different nations? How did it all happen?
• Lesson 34: God’s plan for His world unfolds

Other curriculum options from AiG

Lower elementary: If your church or Christian school is interested in a powerful, dynamic, colorful curriculum for younger children, you might want to check out AiG’s just-released, 7-lesson program The Seven C’s of History.

Adults & older teens: Precept Ministries’ Genesis 1 & 2 curriculum, written for adults and older teens, comes in two parts.  (Each part can be studied independently.)

 

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