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Have you ever been given an assignment that felt overwhelming? You wanted to quit before you began. I have good news for you! This is exactly how Moses felt when God called him to deliver the children of Israel out of bondage in Egypt.
Moses was born to a slave family in Goshen, a member of the Hebrew tribe of Levi. Through a series of events, he was adopted by Pharaoh’s daughter and raised in the courts of Egypt. Not long after learning he was a Hebrew, he fled Egypt for Midian. There he married, had sons, and then God appeared to him. From a burning bush, God called Moses to deliver the children of Israel from bondage in Egypt. Although fearful at the beginning, Moses trusted God and obeyed. Eventually, leading the children of Israel to freedom!
By the end of this study, your students will be able to draw the life of Moses’ timeline on their own, from his birth to the exodus from Egypt! Your children or students will be able to recite memory verses related to the timeline and tell you facts about the events of Moses’ life.
Moses did not allow his feelings of inadequacy to stop him from fulfilling what the Lord had called him to do. You can encourage your students to be like Moses and be obedient to the Lord regardless of how they feel. Give your students courage; study the life of Moses and the Exodus with them today!
12 Weekly Lessons or 44 Daily Lessons
Which is best for you? Books or eBooks
Be sure to order both the Teacher Book and Student Books for this study.
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Traceable Book |
Traceable Book: lessons pages, traceable stick figuers, timelines, memory verses, reviews and maps. Books come with loose-leaf pages ready for your binder. 70 pages |
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Student Book |
Student Book: lessons pages, timelines, memory verses, reviews and maps. Books come with loose-leaf pages ready for your binder. 70 pages. |
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Teacher Book |
Teacher Book: lesson notes, timelines, stick figure drawings, lesson goals & key points, memory verses, and review questions & answers. Books come with loose-leaf pages ready for your binder. 100 pages |
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Traceable Family License eBook |
Traceable Family License eBook: allows you to make copies of the Traceable book for your immediate family. 70 pages. |
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Traceable Class License eBook |
Traceable Class License eBook: allows you to make copies of the Traceable book for one classroom (up to 30 students) for one calendar year after purchase. 70 pages. |
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Student Family License eBook |
Student Family License eBook: allows you to make copies of the Student book for your immediate family. 70 pages. |
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Student Class License eBook |
Student Class License eBook: allows you to make copies of the Student book for one classroom (up to 30 students) for one calendar year after purchase. 70 pages. |
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Teacher License eBook |
Teacher License eBook: allows one teacher to make copies of the Teacher book for their own personal use. Non-transferable. 100 pages. |
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Schedule - Daily PDF |
Daily Schedule: for homeschooling, Christian Schools, preschools, and family devotions. Time needed: 15-20 minutes per day. |
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Schedule- Weekly PDF |
Weekly Schedule: for Sunday School, weekly Bible Study, and co-ops. Time needed: 40-55 minutes per week. |
$3.00 |
Items needed for this study:
Student Supply List: Bible, Student or Traceable Book, and colored pencils (8 primary colors).
Teacher Supply List: Bible, Teacher Book, dry erase board & markers (8 primary colors), and Bible dictionary.
Be sure to order both the Teacher and Student Books.
Dianna –
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Leah Courtney –
The Grapevine studies are unique. As you go through the lessons, the students draw stick figures representing parts of the story in their student book. This creates a notebook style resource for them to look back over to remember the lessons they have learned. The object isn’t to draw the best stick figures. This isn’t an art course. Instead the stick figure drawings provide a way for instruction to happen in the three basic learning styles. Students hear the lesson (auditory). They draw it out (kinesthetic or hands on). And then they have a picture of what they learned (visual). I love the fact that the Grapevine studies are also chronological. There is always a timeline of the events that the study is going to cover at the beginning so that you can refer to it as you move through the lessons in a chronological way. I’m a huge fan of timelines, and I like that the Bible is presented as history when it’s taught this way. – See more at: http://www.aswewalkalongtheroad.com/2015/05/review-of-moses-and-exodus-from.html