Teach Them Jesus is a homeschool Bible curriculum that lets you teach all your children at once. Every lesson has one Bible story written four ways, for Preschool, Kindergarten–2nd, 3rd–4th, and 5th–6th grade, so siblings learn the same passage and big idea at their own level. Each child gets their own activity sheet, and you get a Teacher Guide that does the planning for you.
Teach siblings together
Read the story aloud once, using the version for your youngest or your oldest. Then give each child the discussion questions and activity sheet for their age. Your 4-year-old colors and says the memory verse, your 2nd grader puts the story in order, and your 6th grader works a crossword and answers a worldview question, all from the same Bible passage.
A simple weekly rhythm
- Monday: the opening hook and the Bible story, then talk about it.
- Wednesday: the activity sheet, an activity or skit, and the Hidden in Plain Sight insight.
- Friday: the review game, the memory verse, and the week’s Live It challenge.
Or teach the whole lesson in about 45 minutes. It’s written for a Sunday classroom but works just as well at the kitchen table.
Bible, not just Bible facts
Lessons move through the Bible’s big story, from Creation to the church, so your kids learn the Bible as one true story of God’s rescue. Every lesson teaches a Godly principle and shows how the story points to Jesus. Older kids get “Think It Through” questions that help them see the world through Scripture: who God is, who we are, what went wrong, and how God is making it right.
Easy on the budget and the schedule
- One membership covers every child in your family and every age version.
- No kits to buy. Activities use paper, crayons, and household supplies.
- Print only what you need. Download the handout for each child’s age, or read the lesson on a screen.
- Teach in any order. Follow the year plan, or pick lessons by Bible book, principle, or passage.
Meet Ellie, Theo and Dasch
Three friendly characters guide your kids through each lesson. Ellie asks the big “think it through” questions, Theo shows how the story fits real life at school, at home and with friends, and Dasch the dog digs up surprising Bible facts.