What Are Others Saying?
"I am an avid promoter of teaching children of any age Biblical doctrine and theology in order for them to have a solid foundation to their beliefs. I also believe character training is crucial to any discipline style to allow little ones to begin to understand their fallen nature and the characteristics that they must begin to develop. For that reason, I can highly recommend The ABC’s for Godly Children curriculum."
~ Jenni Mullinex of Live Called
"The ABC's For Godly Children has truly made such a difference in our homeschool routine! I can honestly say, even if I wasn’t homeschooling, I would try to implement in some form or fashion to our daily routine!"
~ Nikki Hughes of Intentional Homeschool
"If you are looking for a simple method of teaching your child Godly character look no further."
~ Richele McFarlin at Families.com
What Is The ABC’s For Godly Children?
The ABC's For Godly Children is a comprehensive, Bible eCurriculum centered around teaching children ages 4-10 about the God they serve and how to have a heart like His.
By using each letter of the alphabet a Bible lesson is presented in an understandable and interactive format to teach core truths concerning the Gospel, Godly Character, and Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. Your children will learn their ABC's and a necessary Biblical foundation as they connect them through Scripture memorization, detailed lessons, simple crafts, and interactive song.
This curriculum can be used as part of family devotions, a single or supplemental homeschool curriculum, or even as part of a Sunday School class program. It is a flexible curriculum with all of the tools to aid its teacher, but can easily be added to if desired.
In our home The ABC's For Godly Girls is used as part of our "Subject of The Week" Program. You can see how I implement this curriculum HERE.
This curriculum teaches children many necessary lessons in one package:
- Christian Character and Virtues
- Biblical Manhood (The ABC's For Godly Boys)
- Biblical Womanhood (The ABC's For Godly Girls)
- Basic Doctrine and Theology
It includes many fun and educational resources:
- The ABC's For Godly Children Scripture Flash Cards
- Hiding God's Word In My Heart Worksheets
- Godly Virtues BINGO Game
- The Pathway To Salvation Maze
What does each lesson contain?
- A Primary Bible Memory Verse
- Bonus Bible Memory Verses
- A Detailed and Interactive Lesson
- An Activity Prompt
- A Craft Idea
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The ABC's For Godly Children can be purchased separately, as there is one for boys and one for girls, or together in a discounted bundle package.
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In order to receive your own copy of The ABC's For Godly Girls or The ABC's For Godly Boys Curriculum just simply click the "Buy Now" button below. Your PDF download will be readily available to you via email following verification of your payment. It is that simple!
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The ABC's For Godly Girls (PDF)
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The ABC's For Godly Boys (PDF)
$8.00
The ABC's For Godly Children Bundle (PDF)
$14.00
If You Have Any Questions Concerning This Bible Curriculum
Please Feel Free To Contact Me, Lindsey, At Roadto31@gmail.com.
I have heard more than my fair share of people say to me, “Doctrine and Theology is not important. We should just stick to what the Bible teaches.” The problem with this statement is that doctrine and theology IS what the Bible teaches. The Bible teaches us about God (theology) and about His ways and commands (doctrine). Our goal as parents is to teach our children right theology and right doctrine. This curriculum is meant to be an aid to you as you traverse these difficult subjects during your child’s Biblical education.
We cannot ignore its importance. We must guard our children against false teaching and prepare them for the Christian walk we pray is ahead of them.
How Is Character Training Different Than Discipline?
Discipline is not the “fun” part of parenting but it is a necessity. Discipline is what we do after the need arises. A child lies so we punish them. Child training, on the other hand, is premeditated and it concerns the heart of the child more so than the actions. The purpose of child training is to teach the child his sinful state before the Holy God and that through disobedience the offense is not against us as the parent but against God Himself. This opens the avenue of sharing salvation with the child and the grace and mercy that our loving God offers to those who love Him and have faith in His Son.
This curriculum introduces certain character traits that the bible commands Christians to possess such as love and purity. By preemptively training the child, Biblical truths are instilled so that when the child sins, as a parent you do not have to start from scratch. Take them back to the Word of God and discuss what they know to be true, discipline them, and offer them the same love and mercy that Christ give you, Father or Mother, when you sin against Him. Our example is the best lessons we can teach our children. We are sinners, God saved us, and now we are His disciples. When we fall, we must repent. He forgives. Even if we must suffer consequences if this life our God is always faithful.
Why Do I Need To Teach My Little Boy The Subject of Biblical Manhood?
Far too many boys are being raised today without any understanding of what the Bible has to say about the qualities a godly man should possess. Masculinity has been undermined by the feminist regime and the Biblical man is under assault at every turn in our modern day culture. Our children are not born a blank slate. They are born with a physical, emotional, and spiritual sense of who they are and what they are made of. Boys will be boys, but these boys will not become men unless we teach them to act like men.
A boy must be taught from a young age, both by example and by purposeful teaching what a man ought to be and look like. As parents we must train our boys how to balance leadership and love. A boy untrained will more than likely turn out either hard and abusive or passive and soft. We do our sons a great disservice by not training them in Biblical manhood from a young age.
A mother has a great role in her son’s life as an example of what his future wife ought to be. A father has a greater role in his son’s life by showing his son what he ought to be. By purposeful training and example we can influence our sons to Biblical manhood in his future marriage, family, work, and ministry. What a responsibility we have as parents to lead our children into righteousness!
Far too many girls are being raised today without any understanding of what the Bible has to say about the qualities a godly woman should possess. Modesty, purity, virtue, a right understanding of beauty are just a few of the things girls should be taught from a young age. With the secular culture that we live in and all of the media surrounding us, girls are bobarded with every kind of lie just lying in wait to destroy them. We must watch carefully what is being funneled into our children, may it be profitable and goly, not those things that are of this world. Our goal ought to be that our girls, whom we diligently train by word and by example to be godly women ,hear at the end of their lives, "Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all." (Proverbs 31:29)
Please Feel Free To Contact Me, Lindsey, At Roadto31@gmail.com.
Still Have Questions? Need More Info?
Why Is Teaching Biblical Doctrine and Theology At Such A Young Age Important?
I have heard more than my fair share of people say to me, “Doctrine and Theology is not important. We should just stick to what the Bible teaches.” The problem with this statement is that doctrine and theology IS what the Bible teaches. The Bible teaches us about God (theology) and about His ways and commands (doctrine). Our goal as parents is to teach our children right theology and right doctrine. This curriculum is meant to be an aid to you as you traverse these difficult subjects during your child’s Biblical education.
We cannot ignore its importance. We must guard our children against false teaching and prepare them for the Christian walk we pray is ahead of them.
How Is Character Training Different Than Discipline?
Discipline is not the “fun” part of parenting but it is a necessity. Discipline is what we do after the need arises. A child lies so we punish them. Child training, on the other hand, is premeditated and it concerns the heart of the child more so than the actions. The purpose of child training is to teach the child his sinful state before the Holy God and that through disobedience the offense is not against us as the parent but against God Himself. This opens the avenue of sharing salvation with the child and the grace and mercy that our loving God offers to those who love Him and have faith in His Son.
This curriculum introduces certain character traits that the bible commands Christians to possess such as love and purity. By preemptively training the child, Biblical truths are instilled so that when the child sins, as a parent you do not have to start from scratch. Take them back to the Word of God and discuss what they know to be true, discipline them, and offer them the same love and mercy that Christ give you, Father or Mother, when you sin against Him. Our example is the best lessons we can teach our children. We are sinners, God saved us, and now we are His disciples. When we fall, we must repent. He forgives. Even if we must suffer consequences if this life our God is always faithful.
Why Do I Need To Teach My Little Boy The Subject of Biblical Manhood?
Far too many boys are being raised today without any understanding of what the Bible has to say about the qualities a godly man should possess. Masculinity has been undermined by the feminist regime and the Biblical man is under assault at every turn in our modern day culture. Our children are not born a blank slate. They are born with a physical, emotional, and spiritual sense of who they are and what they are made of. Boys will be boys, but these boys will not become men unless we teach them to act like men.
A boy must be taught from a young age, both by example and by purposeful teaching what a man ought to be and look like. As parents we must train our boys how to balance leadership and love. A boy untrained will more than likely turn out either hard and abusive or passive and soft. We do our sons a great disservice by not training them in Biblical manhood from a young age.
A mother has a great role in her son’s life as an example of what his future wife ought to be. A father has a greater role in his son’s life by showing his son what he ought to be. By purposeful training and example we can influence our sons to Biblical manhood in his future marriage, family, work, and ministry. What a responsibility we have as parents to lead our children into righteousness!
The ABC's For Godly Boys Curriculum Contents
A is for Attitude N is for Neighbor
B is for Bravery O is for Obedience
C is for Covenant P is for Pride
C is for Covenant P is for Pride
D is for Disciple Q is for Quiet
E is for Edify R is for Repentance
F is for Father S is for Salvation
G is for God T is for Treasure
H is for Heaven U is for Unity
I is for Idolatry V is for Virtue
J is for Justification W is for Warrior
K is for Kindness X
is for Cross
L is for Listen Y is for Youth
M is for Man Z is for Zeal
Why Do I Need To Teach My Little Girl The Subject of Biblical Womanhood?
Far too many girls are being raised today without any understanding of what the Bible has to say about the qualities a godly woman should possess. Modesty, purity, virtue, a right understanding of beauty are just a few of the things girls should be taught from a young age. With the secular culture that we live in and all of the media surrounding us, girls are bobarded with every kind of lie just lying in wait to destroy them. We must watch carefully what is being funneled into our children, may it be profitable and goly, not those things that are of this world. Our goal ought to be that our girls, whom we diligently train by word and by example to be godly women ,hear at the end of their lives, "Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all." (Proverbs 31:29)
The ABC's For Godly Girls Curriculum Contents
A is for Attitude N is for Neighbor
B is for Beauty O is for Obedience
C is for Courage P is for Purity
D is for Disciple Q is for Quiet
E is for Edify R is for Repentance
F is for Faithfulness S is for Salvation
G is for God T is for Treasure
H is for Heaven U is for Unity
I is for Identity V is for Virtue
J is for Justification W is for Woman
K is for Kindness X
is for Cross
L is for Love Y is for Youth
M is for Modesty Z is for Zeal
I am so excited about the ABC's for Godly Girls!! My baby girl is due in December!! I can't wait until I am on my computer ( not my tablet) to order/download this book!! I am also really looking forward to the ABC's for Godly Boys coming this fall since I already have 2 little boys!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lindsay, for your kind words! Congratulations on your upcoming addition. Make sure to sign up for our updates so that you will hear when the Boy's Curriculum is unveiled. I should have it finished by early October.
DeleteI can't wait to hear what you think of the curriculum and how you plan to implement it in your family. I am always interested to hear how other people run their home schools. We all do it differently even though many of us have the same goal.
Blessings to you and your family!
I just found your blog. I typed in raising up godly young girls. My twins are 6 going on 7. I need to find a way to be a much better Mommy to them and teach all the things in your ABCs. Spending more time with my twins is something I really need to begin doing.
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog. I have a blog too (TwiceBabiesMom).
I am so glad that you found us! I want to encourage you. I know what its like to feel like you are not doing enough and to get down on yourself. I have been there many times. I do it to the point where I become so down that I can't do anything beneficial with my children because I become depressed that I am not doing enough. Challenge yourself for sure. It is good to know that we should always be doing more, but do not fret over the past and tear yourself up over times that cannot be undone. Focus on the future and start small. Kids just enjoy sitting and coloring or reading a book with their parents.
DeleteThat is exactly why I wrote the ABC's for Godly Girls the way that I did. It makes parents sit down and converse with their children. I struggled with doing this so this helps me to be more proactive.
Stay tuned. This week is Homeschool Week here on Road to 31 and also launch week for The ABC's for Godly Girls Curriculum. I am going to be covering over the next few days how we implement the curriculum in our own homeschool room and different ways that you can set it up to work for you (even how to shrink PDF files to make the flash cards smaller if you like).
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Thank you again!
Way to go Lindsey!!!! What a great idea! Excited to stay connected through you blog!! I might have to buy this great idea. Keep it up,looking forward to the boys set.
ReplyDeleteVery nice curriculum! I love it! I will have to wait until I am off my tablet, too. God is using your blog to call me into a more Godly woman role - which will include job changes. You are awesome! GOD is awesome!
ReplyDeleteJody Jordet
I'm so excited about the ABC's for Godly Boys curriculum! I can't wait to add this to our Preschool Homeschool curriculum for my 4 year old twin boys. Thanks Lindsey!
ReplyDeleteThank, Lacy! I can't wait to hear how you like it!
DeleteWow This sounds exciting.
ReplyDeleteOh I would totally love to win this
ReplyDeleteThe curriculum looks really great. Thank you for creating this. I may purchase for my 3 1/2 year old when we get back with preschool in January. Thank you
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I love this. I have young children. We are learning Bible verses and am workin with character teaching. Having the ideas.verses and. Activities in book form would be very helpful. Time is precious when you have little ones. There is not always enough time to search out all that I need.
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Kim
I just ordered the bundle for my 3 kids. I'm so excited to have found this resource!
ReplyDeleteOh this looks wonderful! So sad that the giveaway is not offered to Canadians... :(.
ReplyDeleteWhich giveaway are you referring to? I have a giveaway running here on our Tending The Home Tuesdays this week for my curriculum. It is open to anyone and everyone. I hope you will enter! You can check it out here: http://roadto31.blogspot.com/2013/03/tending-home-tuesdays-link-up-3-and.html.
DeleteIf you are a blogger I am also offering my curriculum for free through the end of March to any bloggers who would like to do a review and/or giveaway on their blog. You can read more about this here: http://roadto31.blogspot.com/p/affiliate-program.html
I couldn't agree more with this statement!: "I have heard more than my fair share of people say to me, “Doctrine and Theology is not important. We should just stick to what the Bible teaches.” The problem with this statement is that doctrine and theology is what the Bible teaches. The Bible teaches us about God (theology) and about His ways and commands (doctrine). Our goal as parents is to teach our children right theology and right doctrine"
ReplyDeleteI am saving this link and I think it's a great resource!
Rebekah
Thank you!
DeleteI am so glad I found you. I was looking for something to do with my girls this summer. Last summer we did Kids of Integrity.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to put this together!
Your welcome! Thank you for checking it out!
DeleteWish it came as a hard copy! I cant stand spending anymore time on the computer than I already do!
ReplyDeleteChelsea, I am actually working on getting it published as we speak. If you would like to subscribe by email to Road to 31 then you will be able to be notified as soon as it comes out in hard copy. You can do this here: http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=RoadTo31
DeleteHi there! I'm excited to purchase this but I just want to make sure, once I download it I can print it out, right?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely you can print it out! In fact I highly recommend it :) One way to save money printing is by printing your flash cards two to a page or even four to a page rather than just one. Some people choose to do this and can easily be changed in your PDF printing settings.
DeleteGreat, thank you! Looking forward to using it with my little guy. God bless.
DeleteHad to pull out the letter A tonight (for girls)! I love that when my 7 year old uses her "big girl" attitude and smirk, all I have to do is show her A and we reread the verse together and talk about why a good attitude is important. Thank you for creating a truely useful tool that works in everyday situations!
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