The BJU Bible Curriculum is pretty densely-packed stuff considering the grade level. We have the Third Edition because that's what Emperor and Elf used when they were little. I just bought new workbooks to go with it several years ago. I've taken a look at the fourth edition, and aside from a few minor changes, it's the same quality program. Here are some sample pages if you're interested.
What I like about the curriculum is that every effort is made to be as detailed as possible for young people. Even second-graders can learn some of the books and the order in which they go in the Bible. As we go through this curriculum, Rose and Woodjie will learn a bit about how to look up verses. They just got their very own Bibles and are excited about this class.
Because it's intensely language-based and Woodjie is autistic, it might take us more than a year to get through. We'll see how it goes. I am hoping he can read the book that goes with the curriculum and go through the worksheets that review it.
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