Elementary (Grades K - 5)

The Bible Teaching for Kids' three-year scope and sequence plan uses a precept-upon-precept approach to teach Bible concepts, skills, and stories. In this way, biblical learning in each age group builds upon previous learning. 

Levels of Biblical Learning

Levels of Bible Skills

Benefits of Bible Teaching for Kids:

• Uses LifeWay’s Levels of Biblical Learning and Levels of Bible Skills as frameworks
• Provides Bible study focused on each age group’s level of learning, and a three-year scope and sequence to give preschoolers and children a firm foundation in biblical concepts.
• Includes all preschool foundational stories at least twice in the three-year scope and sequence. If a child misses a foundational Bible story when he is two, he may hear it when it is taught in his pre-kindergarten class.
• Includes a one-year chronological study (Genesis through Acts) for grades K-5; kids have the opportunity to study the Bible chronologically twice during the childhood years
• Covers all the biblical concept areas each year
• Meets the needs of different learning styles through a variety of teaching methods
• Enables kids to internalize Bible truths and apply them to life
• Leads teachers and parents to guide kids toward a biblical worldview
• Fosters relationships between kids and adult leaders

We follow LifeWay's recommended approach to teaching HIS children:

Give kids a balanced approach to the Bible in 4 easy steps!

1. Preview - Lead a simple, fun activity for children who arrive early.
2. Power Up - Begin the session with a fun, creative activity that sets the stage for learning.
3. Plug In - Follow a step-by-step plan for large group Bible study and worship with all the children in a single group.
4. Personalize - Choose from several fun activities to help children apply the Bible study to their lives during small group time.