Kindergarten is a survey of the Bible and consists of 33 weeks of possible teaching:
29 core units in chronological order
(one-week units)
1 introductory unit on God's Word
(one-week unit)
3 holiday units (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter) (one-week units)
First through sixth grades consist of 36 weeks of possible teaching:
14 core units in chronological order Sixth grade: 9 core units in chronological order
(two-week units)
1 inductive Bible study unit
Sixth grade: 6 inductive Bible study units
(two-week units)
3 holiday units
(Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter)
(one-week units)
3 bonus units that cover general topics such as the Church
(one-week units)
Chronological Scope and Sequence
Kindergarten offers a survey of the Bible.
First through sixth grades are taught in a two-year cycle with the first year studying the Old Testament and the second year focusing on the New Testament.