This three-year series thoughtfully guides your child through The Golden Children’s Bible, teaching him the fundamentals of Bible stories, history, and geography, with solid detail at a manageable pace. Students do not merely skim the surface. They embark on a three-year Bible reading course that builds faith by teaching Salvation History as real history.

The Golden Children’s Bible was chosen because of its slightly simplified, but poetically appealing, King James text, along with its beautiful, accurate, and age-appropriate illustrations. This is important because we believe students should learn to revere the Bible as a sacred book, distinct from modern adventure stories with cartoon heroes.

Each Student Book offers 30 lessons, and each lesson is comprised of a scripture memory passage, important facts to know (including people, places, dates, and events), vocabulary, and comprehension questions that draw out the golden nuggets of meaning in each story. Maps, timelines, activities, and discussion questions offer the critical integration that is central to classical education.

Students work through one third of The Golden Children’s Bible each year. The Teacher’s Manual offers the insight and background for each lesson that you’ve come to expect from Memoria Press, along with additional discussion, composition, or research prompts and helpful notes for the teacher. Using these guides, your student will be well prepared for the good work of advanced Christian Studies. What else could you want?

The Christian Studies program is in chronological order with the Bible. It is not ordered by student age, and each book is appropriate for students in 3rd through 7th Grade. (Many students start Book I in 3rd Grade and finish Book III in 5th Grade.)

Christian Studies I: Creation to Moses’ Last Words
Christian Studies II: Invasion of Canaan to Jonah; Vision of Days to Come
Christian Studies III: Zacharias; Angel Visits Mary; Birth of Jesus to Paul’s Final Years; Letters of Peter; Vision of John

Table of Contents
Christian Studies I, Christian Studies II, Christian Studies III, Christian Studies IV

Sample Lesson
Christian Studies I, Christian Studies II, Christian Studies III, Christian Studies IV

Teacher Guide
Christian Studies I Teacher Guide

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• My child is in 5th Grade. Should I start with Book 1, 2, or 3?
  • The Christian Studies Books are in chronological sequence with the Bible, not in age sequence. Regardless of your child's age, you should start in Book I. The only exception is if he has already studied the content covered in Book I in another course.

• "Last night was our first night studying the Christian Studies Books, and they are so beautifully prepared and intelligently written, we are really going to enjoy going through them." - C.M. Nashville, TN
• " I love the way it is written and the pictures keep my 4 year old's attention." - Kim
• "...I think that my highest praise should speak for itself. After years of insisting that I didn't want to "formalize" our faith by using a curriculum for Bible study, I bought an extra copy of the first Student Book for my second oldest (a sixth grader), after receiving my review copies and deciding that I wanted to use it with my oldest child (a seventh grader)." - Jill Hardy, The Old Schoolhouse