Don’t miss our Bible Middle School Curriculum. This gives your middle school students three years in the Bible — and a reason to love every page. Written for grades 5–8 (ages 11–14), this curriculum does more than teach Bible facts. It helps children carry Scripture’s principles into everyday life.
Three years. 156 lessons a year. Eight reader booklets each year.
Year 1 (booklets 1–8): Creation through the captivity of Israel and Judah
Year 2 (booklets 9–16): Daniel through part of Jesus’ life
Year 3 (booklets 17–24): The rest of Jesus’ life, Acts, church history, Adventist history, and the second coming
Want the big picture first? Download the overview chart of the entire curriculum.
Every year also includes eight matching student workbooks, eight teaching helps booklets, and an answer key.
Inside the Bible lesson booklets. Each reader contains
Table of contents
List of memory verses
Bible lessons
Object lessons
How to use the materials
Lessons come in sets of three
Two Bible lessons are followed by an object lesson
One memory verse ties each set together (52 verses per school year)
Teaching is simple. Let the children read the verses and answer the questions straight from their own Bibles.
Inside the student workbooks
Two review worksheets for every pair of Bible lessons
Assign one or both, whichever fits your week
Use the questions as an oral quiz instead
Inside the teaching helps
Thought and discussion questions accompany every Bible lesson. Choose the ones that fit your class or family conversation. Now and then, assign a question as an essay topic and watch students think deeper.
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