Biggest Story Curriculum, Volume 1
Children’s Curriculum from The Biggest Story Bible Storybook Presents Fun, Multimedia Lessons on the Pentateuch
Help kids understand the message of the first five books of the Bible with volume 1 of The Biggest Story Curriculum. These 20 lessons on key biblical stories—including creation, the flood, the Tower of Babel, and Jacob and Esau—have been carefully constructed by a team of pastors, children’s ministry workers, and content creators. Each lesson creatively retells Scripture to help children in grades K–5 grasp God’s plan to redeem the world through his Son, Jesus.
Designed for use in a Sunday school, children’s church, or homeschool context, each lesson in The Biggest Story Curriculum includes an easy-to-use teaching plan, discussion questions, and activities. These modular lesson plans provide comprehensive and integrated teaching with easy-to-follow instructions, fun activities, simple crafts, and more.
Volume 1 is also available as part of the 6-volume Biggest Story Curriculum: Box Set, which includes 104 Old and New Testament Scripture lessons and a coloring and activity book.
- Bible Lessons for Kindergarten through 5th Grade: Colorful printed materials and lesson plans assist pastors, children’s ministry leaders, and parents alike as they teach young people God’s story of redemption
- Easy-to-Follow Lesson Plans: Includes a number of sample lesson plans, “Teach the Story” and “Gospel Connection” sections, discussion questions, and activity and craft options, plus downloadable materials
- Can Be Used as a Companion to The Biggest Story Bible Storybook: Created by a team of pastors, children’s ministry workers, and content creators, with illustrations by artist Don Clark
- Integrates with Website: Users can download coloring pages, activity sheets, and craft templates
Don Clark is an artist and cofounder of Invisible Creature, a widely respected and award-winning design studio based in Phoenix and Seattle. He has worked with clients such as Target, Pixar, NASA, The New York Times, LEGO, and Apple. Don and his wife, Erika, have three children and live on a small horse ranch just outside Phoenix.