Over three years ago we launched an incredible resource for families to teach children the Bible. With literally thousands of children going through The Dig: Luke and The Dig: Proverbs we are so thrilled to FINALLY announce The Dig for Kids: James!
And it couldn’t have reached completion at a better time—-Summer break!! This is the perfect time to grab a study for your child to dig into the Bible over the summer months.
In The Dig for Kids, Parents and children, join experienced tour guide Doc on a journey through different books of the Bible!! Our most recent trip is through the book of James!
Throughout this study of James, parents and children will explore practical wisdom for everyday life as they learn how to put their faith into action!
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The Dig for Kids: James
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A typical Dig lesson is easy to follow and understand, consisting of the following four components:
1. The Map: The Map tells you and your child where you’ll be going in each lesson. It is a short summary of the study ahead.
2. The Dig: The Dig is the main passage you will be studying. Following each passage will be several questions designed to help conversation and understanding. They are meant to be a guide. You can use them or tweak them to help you talk with your children.
3. The Treasure: The Treasure is the big idea of each lesson. In a short statement, it is what you want your child to remember from the passage you studied.
4. The Display: When an archaeologist finds a treasure, they will clean it up and put it on display for everyone to see. This is the basic idea of the Display. It is the application of the Treasure you have found!
We can’t wait for your family to “dig in”!
Blessings,
Patrick Schwenk
I’m excited to see this! My husband and I tag-team teach a class and we used your Proverbs book. I found crafts on Pinterest to use with each lesson and the kids responded really well. We’ll definitely be looking at this one for next fall. Thanks!
This looks great! I am interested to know what ages The Dig studies are geared towards. My youngest is 12. Thanks for your reply.