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Homeschooling Multiple Ages?


 




 Bible Study Guide for All Ages is a unique homeschool curriculum that can be used with all of your children around the kitchen table, on your couch, or even in your RV (any road schoolers out there?) Finding a curriculum that has the same exact lesson mapped out for different ages is hard to find, and a true gem once found. Bible Study Guide for All Ages does just that. Regardless of the ages of your homeschoolers, you can order the guides that will meet them exactly where they are. Not only is this great for homeschooling multiple ages but this has helped our family in the past when we had a child that was slightly behind in his reading. We were able to order a grade level below, while his older siblings stayed on grade level. They all still learned the same exact material. Yet when it came to what was required of him as far as writing things down on paper, it was not too frustrating for him. He was able to verbally state what he learned, which was on grade level, without the stress of being required to physically do on paper what he was not yet ready for.
 

This is a common challenge in education. We buy for a specific grade level yet our child needs something completely different and we feel like we have wasted our money. This does not happen with Bible Study Guide for All Ages because you can meet them exactly where your child is at!




How do you know what you need to order? I will say from experience that the Primary Level (created for grades one and two) is the one that I used for my kids the longest. It was not until my one child reached grade four until he moved up to the next level because of his reading and writing struggles but he learned the concepts just as well as the others. All of the levels have quality content, and I would say that this one is a great choice to begin with. If you are unsure if this level is the right fit for one child in particular, buy the whole set of reusable materials (maps, music, timeline, etc.)for your family, but only buy the first pack of consumable worksheets for the first few lessons (I love that this is an option) and then move up or down a level if needed. If you need to move down a level, you can order their preschool Bible curriculum. This curriculum is one of the easiest to move around to different grade levels when needed—perfect for homeschooling.    





Disclaimer: Many thanks to Bible Study Guide for All Ages for sponsoring this post. All thoughts and opinions stated here are 100% my own. 

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