Summer is the perfect season to explore faith with your children, and what better way to do it than through a Bible study that’s engaging, educational, and fun? Whether you’re lounging on the beach or enjoying the shade of your backyard tree, these resources will help you and your little ones dive into the Word of God together.
Not Consumed: A Non-Denominational Treasure First on our list is Not Consumed. While it’s not specifically Catholic, it comes highly recommended for its universal Christian values. It’s a fantastic resource for parents looking to instill a strong foundation of faith in their children, regardless of denomination.
The Biggest Story: An Animated Adventure Next, we have The Biggest Story curriculum. This is a gem for visual and auditory learners. You can watch beautifully animated Bible stories for free on YouTube, which is a great way to bring the scriptures to life. If you prefer reading, the Bible storybook is available for around $20. The Biggest Story also offers activity pages, craft templates, and coloring sheets for FREE on their website—perfect for hands-on learning.
DK Family Illustrated Bible: A Visual Feast For those who love to learn through images, the DK Family Illustrated Bible is a must-have. It’s not only visually stunning but also comes with a nihil obstat, indicating that it’s free from doctrinal or moral error. This Bible is a fantastic tool for teaching your kids about the stories and teachings of the Bible in a way that’s both informative and captivating.
Marigold Hunt’s Story-Based Learning If you’re looking for a story-based approach, Marigold Hunt’s books are a wonderful option. She offers a Catechism adventure that’s both engaging and educational. Her works on the life of Christ and the book of Acts are particularly noteworthy for bringing these powerful stories to life in a way that resonates with young readers.
Crafting a Summer of Faith
With these resources at your fingertips, you’re all set to create a summer Bible study that your kids will love. Mix and match reading, watching, and doing to cater to your children’s learning styles. Remember, the goal is to make the Bible accessible and enjoyable, fostering a love for God’s Word that will grow with them.
So grab some lemonade, gather your little ones, and embark on a summer adventure through the Bible. It’s a journey that promises to enrich your family’s faith and create lasting memories.
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