Bible Blah's

Well, In attempting to find the "just right" curriculum for schooling next year I hit a big wall. I could not find a perfect Bible curriculum to meet all of my needs for my kids. IT needs to be fun, it needs to be true, it needs to be more than just fluff, and it needs to be systematic so that when we are done we actually understand the story of the Bible. Is that really too much to ask???

I guess it is. So, in true Lacey fashion, I have decided to write one myself! We are half way through Genesis and today we studied the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. It was neat to read that God actually considered keeping this from Abraham, but he decided in the end to allow him to see what he was doing. I think it was God's plan to make Abraham a better leader.

Here was our rendition of what Lot's wife looked like after turning back to spy the destruction:

So far I really like this approach to teaching (start at the beginning of the Bible, read some every day until the end of the Bible and narrate a journal page each day so you remember what you learned.)

Here are a few other random pictures from this week:

Silas cleaning things up around the house: (yes, that is a cell phone...no, it did not actually get washed)

The zoo crew cleaning up the animals at the Kid Farm.

Abigail sleeping off a big fever after our trip to the zoo.