His Treasure Seekers

Here’s a list through the Bible, when Ian was three, turning four.  The indented bold ones were from our second time through, starting when he was four and a half and Elijah was two and a half and going until he finished “preschool”:

• Creation
  • God Creates the World
  • God Creates Man
• Adam and Eve Eat the Fruit
  • Adam and Eve Disobey God
  • Cain and Abel
• Noah’s Ark
  • God Chooses Noah
  • The Rainbow of God’s Promise
  • The Tower of Babel
  • Abram and God’s Promise
  • God Makes a Covenant With Abram
  • The Lord Gives Abram a New Name
  • The Lord Appears to Abraham
  • Abraham is Tested
  • God Provides a Wife for Isaac
  • Jacob and Esau/Jacob’s Lie
• Joseph’s Colorful Coat
  • Joseph
• Baby Moses
• The Awesome Power of God (The Red Sea, part 1)
• The Parting of the Red Sea (Part 2)
  • Moses
• A Little Treasure (10 Commandments, Part 1)
• Train Up a Child (10 Commandments, Part 2)
  • The Ten Commandments
  • The Tabernacle

• And the Walls Came Tumbling Down! (Battle of Jericho)
• Gideon: Mighty Warrior!
• Hannah’s Prayer
• Speak, Lord, for Your Servant Hears! (Samuel)
• David, Shepherd Boy
• David’s Calling
• David & Goliath
• King David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem
• Elijah and the Ravens
• Elijah and the Widow’s Son
• Elijah vs. the Prophets of Baal
• Elijah Goes to Heaven
• King Josiah and the Hidden “Treasure”
• Jonah and the Big Fish
• In the Fiery Furnace
• Daniel in the Lions’ Den
• The Angel Visits Mary
• Jesus Calls the Disciples
• Wise and Foolish Builders
• Jesus Heals the Little Girl
• Jesus Calms the Storm
• Jesus Walks on Water
• The Prodigal Son
• Zacchaeus
• The Good Samaritan
• Feeding the 5000
• Jesus Loves the Little Children
• Jesus Rides On A Donkey (Palm Sunday)
• Resurrection (Easter)
• Jesus Returns to Heaven
• The Holy Spirit (Pentecost)
• Peter and John Went to Pray
• Fruit of the Spirit Unit : separate weeks on Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control
• Knights, Castles, and the Armor of God

Once Ian started Kindergarten, we needed a routine that fit well into our school schedule.  I described what a week of Bible lessons looked like in my post “One Year Into Long Story Short.”  At that point I stopped posting regularly about our Bible lessons because we pretty much just followed that plan every week.  Unless that changes, I’ll probably only be posting when I come across something really helpful that I want to remember with regards to a particular Bible story.