Systematic Theology for Kids — 52 Week Study: One Doctrine a Week with Bible Verses, Simple Explanations, Weekly Activities, Memory Verses, and Prayers for Families & Teachers
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Turn “What do I teach my kids?” into a clear, calm plan for the whole year. Tired of “random” devotionals that jump from topic to topic? Give your kids a clear, steady foundation with Systematic Theology for Kids: A 52-Week Study —a simple, repeatable plan that teaches big truths in a kid-friendly way, one doctrine each week. Made for real families and real classrooms, this book guides you with one lesson per week in the same easy-to-follow format every time. Each week includes KJV verse s, a simple explanation , 3 discussion questions , a 10-minute activity , a short memory verse , and a prayer —plus a “If Your Child Asks…” rescue box for common questions and two age levels ( 6–8 and 9–12 ) to keep it light and stress-free. Instead of leaving kids with scattered ideas about God, this study walks them through four units that truly fit together: Who is God? Who are we—and what went wrong? Who is Jesus—and what did He do? How do we live now—and what’s next? And best of all? You can start on any week, in any month —no need to begin in January. The repeatable format makes it easy to jump in and stay consistent. By the end, your child won’t just know Bible stories—they’ll understand the gospel, the church, prayer, obedience, mission, hope, and the “last things” in a calm, safe, kid-friendly way. Start today: open the book, pick any week, grab paper and a pencil, and spend 10–15 minutes learning one life-giving truth together. If you want a family rhythm that truly lasts, get your copy and begin this week. Review: Unlikely to get much use - Must be parent directed. Not as fun or interactive, or student led as desired. Pages just filled with a lot of writing and not much creativity. Review: Clear and structured learning - The weekly format makes it easy to follow and build a consistent routine. The explanations are simple enough for kids to understand, and the activities help reinforce each lesson. It’s a practical and well-organized resource for learning.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 13 Reviews |
Y**T
Unlikely to get much use
Must be parent directed. Not as fun or interactive, or student led as desired. Pages just filled with a lot of writing and not much creativity.
D**S
Clear and structured learning
The weekly format makes it easy to follow and build a consistent routine. The explanations are simple enough for kids to understand, and the activities help reinforce each lesson. It’s a practical and well-organized resource for learning.
A**I
Clear and gentle approach
The lessons explain important ideas in a way children can understand without feeling overwhelmed. The weekly format keeps things organized and easy to follow. It helped our learning time feel calm and consistent.
N**P
Steady and easy to maintain
We’ve been using this week by week and it feels manageable rather than demanding. The explanations are clear for children, and the activities help reinforce the lesson without extra preparation. It provides a gentle structure that’s easy to stay consistent with.
A**A
Works well in a classroom setting
I’ve used this with a small group of children, and the pacing is excellent. One doctrine per week keeps attention without overload, and the activities help reinforce understanding in a practical way. It’s thoughtfully organized and easy to adapt depending on the age and group size.
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