The Best High School Bible Curriculum for Your Homeschool

Looking for the best high school Bible curriculum for your homeschool? Your family will love this trip through the Bible!

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In high school, our teens are preparing for life in the adult world. As Christian parents, we want our kids to leave home knowing and understanding God’s Word.

I wanted to read through the Bible cover-to-cover with our teens in their high school years, and I wanted them to be able to understand the modern day attacks on Scripture, and the defense of God’s Word, at an adult level. I wrote Bible Road Trip™  for the high school level as an open-and-go resource that allowed me to easily read and discuss the Bible with my high schoolers. It was easy, too, to schedule their weekly assignments so they could learn more about Scripture from wonderful resources.

With Bible Road Trip™, our high school students read through the Bible cover-to-cover in just three years. They memorized verses, read about the background and doctrine involved in each book of the Bible, learned about and prayed for every nation in the world, and learned to teach what they learned to others.

Your high schoolers can also take a three-year trip through God’s Word, learning more about God, his plan for our salvation, and what he requires of his people.

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The Best High School Bible Curriculum for Homeschool …and Family Worship!

 

Bible Road Trip™ for your high school students allows you to spend time each week exploring God’s Word as a family. The level your high schoolers will study at:

1. Rhetoric | This level is intended for grades 10-12. Families will read the entire text of Scripture in three years.

Notes on using the Rhetoric high school level in your family:

1. Some books, like Genesis, will involve more daily reading. Weeks that involve extra reading can be spread over two weeks, if it fits your family’s schedule better.
2. For 9th graders, I suggest using the Dialectic level, then moving to the Rhetoric level in 10th grade.

The curriculum uses classical Christian education principles as the underlying philosophy. Your high school aged teens are excited about arguing their points and teaching truth to others. Their brains are ready to apply what they’re learning not only to their own lives, but in discussions with others. This is the perfect time to help your teens think deeply about Scripture, to give them important Bible verses to memorize, and to teach them to talk to others about truths that matter. As they learn the arguments modern day theologians have used to undermine the doctrine of Scripture, and the flaws in those arguments, your teens will become prepared to handle assaults on their faith in the public square. They will learn, too, about the nations of the world and the obstacles to the gospel as they pray for missions throughout the globe.

As your teen matures into adulthood, your family can take them through the Bible cover-to-cover before they graduate. The Rhetoric level curriculum will teach your teens to study Scripture faithfully, setting a rhythm for daily Bible reading in their lives.

Each year of the three-year Bible Road Trip™ curriculum involves 32-weeks of study. Each week moves students through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, in a unit study style method, with students studying books of the Bible for one to five weeks per book.

1. Bible Road Trip™ Year One covers the books of law and history (Genesis to Esther).
2. Bible Road Trip™ Year Two covers the books of poetry and prophecy (Job to Malachi).
3. Bible Road Trip™ Year Three covers the books of the New Testament (Matthew to Revelation).

 

Take a look inside the Bible Road Trip™ curriculum! Let me show you around:

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Bible Memory for High School

Your high school students will memorize a verse each week.

 

Bible Road Trip™ Bible memory verse cards make this task simple for you as a parent, and fun for your high schoolers. With beautiful artwork, and lines of Scripture arranged in beats, your kids can easily memorize God’s Word, one line at a time.

Notes on memorization:

1. Rhetoric students often have been through the Lower Grammar, Upper Grammar, and/or Dialectic levels. Some of the memorization will be review, and they will be building on prior knowledge. If, however, students just beginning with Bible Road Trip™, or those who struggle with memorization, should start with just one or two verses each week.
2. As they practice memorizing, your teens can add additional weekly verses. You will find a chapter on memorization tips and strategies, aimed at helping your teens based on their learning style, in Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible.
3. Teens who follow the Rhetoric memorization schedule will memorize verses from throughout the Bible, and–over the course of three years–will also memorize the first 12 chapters of Romans.

Take a closer look at the Bible Road Trip™ Memory Cards:

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Purchase Bible Road Trip™ Year One | Rhetoric (grades 10-12)

Want to start teaching your high school students the Bible, right from the very beginning? There are three ways to purchase Year One:

• The printed starter pack
• In digital
• In print

The Bible memory verse cards are digital–just print them on cardstock and cut them apart! (Choose ESV or KJV in the pull down menu.)

You can get all five levels of the curriculum in the Family curriculum. Find Year One below. (For Years Two and Three, choose the Family level in the pull down menu.)

You can also start with Year Two (the Books of Poetry and Prophecy) or Year Three (the Books of the New Testament).

Find the recommended resources for Rhetoric (grades 10-12) here.

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Teach Your Kids the Bible with Bible Road Trip™

Bible Road Trip™ is a three-year Bible survey curriculum. Take your family through the Bible five times from preschool to high school.

To help you get the most out of your studies, Bible Road Trip™ has an array of coordinating weekly activities:

• Researching the section of the Bible you’re studying
• Reading and discussing the Bible
• Memorizing Scripture
• Notebooking about your studies
• Praying for the nations
• Suggestions for further study
• Crafting about what you’ve learned
• For your older students: A project to share what they’ve learned
• Bible Road Trip™ also has some great tools you can use along with it, such as:
  • Notebooking Journals for grades 1-9. Want a structured notebooking journal for high school? Don’t hesitate to use the Dialectic journal (grades 7-9).
  • Bible Memory Card Sets for all five levels of study, preschool to high school. These are available in both ESV and KJV.

Grab your Bible Road Trip™ Year One Sample Pack. You’ll get:

• The Bible Road Trip™ Parent / Teacher Guide.
• The first three weeks of the curriculum for all five learning levels. Week Three is where we really dive into the Bible and begin to our systematic study. Week Three will give you a good feel for the rest of the curriculum.
• The first three weeks of the Bible Memory Card sets for all five levels, in ESV and KJV.
• The first three weeks of each of the three leveled Notebooking Journals.

Grab the Sample Pack for FREE:

Disciple your kids by taking your family through the Bible together in a meaningful way!

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Bible Road Trip™ Curriculum

Take a look inside the Bible Road Trip™ curriculum! Let me show you around:

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