Each grade has its own emphasis and flows sequentially in content. Daily lessons are designed to be taught in approximately 30 to 40 minutes.
Scope and Sequence Overview (PDF)Kindergarten
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
Grades 1–6 consist of 36 weeks of possible teaching:
- 14 core units in chronological order (two-week units). Sixth grade: 9 core units in chronological order
- 1 inductive Bible study unit. Sixth grade: 6 inductive Bible study 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
First through sixth grades are taught in a two-year cycle. Year one studies the Old Testament; year two focuses on the New Testament.
Old Testament Years
1st, 3rd, and 5th grades
New Testament Years
2nd, 4th, and 6th grades
Scope and Sequence Grades K–6
