Show Notes
How do Charlotte Mason Bible lessons change as students get older? Join us for today's discussion on the podcast as we turn to middle school students and answer some common questions like, why can't we continue Bible lessons with the whole family? And how can I help facilitate separate Bible lessons for my older students? Tune in to hear some insight to help navigate these issues, and more!
Charlotte Mason, Volume 6 (Amazon) (Living Book Press - use code DELECTABLE for 10% off!)
ADE Vol 6, Chapt 10 Reading List
The Old Testament History by Costley-White and Hardwich (online version or hard copy at Living Library Press)
Commentary on the New Testment: The Four Gospels by W. Walsham How*
Scripture Journals (ESV and CSB options) on Amazon or here
Acts of the Apostles by Ellen M. Knox
The Gospel History of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ by C.C. James
The Saviour of the World by Charlotte Mason (Amazon for Vol 1-3 or Riverbend Press for all 5 volumes)
ADE Bible rotation
Bible: Forms 1-2 Lesson Breakdown
Episode 128: Form 1 Bible Immersion Lesson
ADE on YouTube
*For OOP (out of print) or hard to find texts, try BookFinder.com
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