Carson Dellosa Route 66: The 66 Books of the Bible for Kids—Grades 2-5 Bible Stories for Children With Arts and Crafts, Puzzles, Group Activities (192 pgs)

I've been using this as part of our homeschool bible curriculum for my boys who are 8 and 9. There are four pages for each book of the Bible. We go through one book per week, so one page a day. On the first page, there is an overview of the chapter (brief description, time line, purpose, key people, key verses), we usually supplement this day by watching the corresponding Bible Project video for the chapter. On the second page, there is a list of about 10-12 questions that they use their Bible to answer. I usually split this page up into two days. The third and fourth pages are usually some type of activity (craft, crossword puzzle, secret code puzzle, drawing, feast...). On Friday's, we like to watch a Superbook episode from that chapter (if there is one). It's been a wonderful introduction to each book of the Bible! I love that they incorporate some of the biblical feasts. The book, 101 Favorite Stories from the Bible: Timeless Christian Classics for Children, also goes along very well with this workbook. It has been a rich year of studying God's word with my children! I would recommend this workbook to anyone!

Works well for ideas for teaching Sunday School. Unique idea for 3rd to 6th graders . I use resource books to explore creative ideas when I get stuck in my thinking.

I have two girls ages 6 and 13 and we have loved doing this as a bible study!! They both look forward to doing it and I love all that they are learning from each book of the Bible!! My 6 year old is retaining so much and it’s so fun watching them learn and be excited about it!This is laid out so well with interactive crafts, fun crosswords and other games as well as fun activities and more! I am so so thankful I found this!!I do have to help my 6 year old with the writing and questions, but she’s learning how to use the bible and find scripture and i just can’t say enough about how proud that makes me!!My 13 year old has really been learning so much as well and it’s def not too “little kiddish” for her either!I would absolutely buy this again and recommend it to all of my friends!!

I bought it to use with our Children's church. The three of us who teach the middle schoolers absolutely love it. This curriculum contains a great variety of activities that will teach children about the Bible in a fun way. Using Route 66 as a theme was brilliant!

I really like this book, although may not recommend for individual kids. I read different reviews saying it was ok to do that, and it is- it works fine. It is just geared towards classroom teachings. A lot of the directives include the classroom activities.In terms of content, it is great, I would gear it more towards 9-10 or older. My daughter is 8 and a lot of the activities are great but when it comes to reading the key texts, I almost wish that the book came with a specific text or version. I feel like reading one of the 4-5 key texts in one chunk could lose their interest.The shipping was quick and the cost was reasonable.

I use this in my 5th grade classroom and it breaks easily into week long lessons. The kids enjoy their "roas trip" and knowing something about every book of the Bible. I only wish it was available in ESV because that's the version our school uses so sometimes the crosswords are a little difficult.

It’s just right for my needs

Creative, fun, variety, great review of the Bible at a child’s level. Children in grades 5-7 may engage best with the activities. Some activities may be good for younger and older. Even great review for adults.