For all the things that were written aforetime were written for our instruction, that through our endurance and through the comfort from the Scriptures we might have hope.

~Romans 15:4~

**Note – It is hard for us to divide ancient history or other subjects as if they should be taught separately from the Bible. However, because we need organization as well, we have created this page to place some of our items. But there are items placed elsewhere on our site with our other units. Use the mini index below to find what you need. Again, use this page and the index to help you navigate our site  for other Bible based notebook pages or minibooks.

Other Lapbooks Here that go with this unit:

Ancient Civilizations – Minibooks on Tyrian Purple, Nineveh, Kings of Assyria, Jonah, King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, Tower of Babel Notebook Page,

Amber Freezing Gold – Copy Psalm 104:4 verse,

Carnivorous Plants – Parable of the Sower and the Seed

Fall Season – Notebook Page and Copywork page for Genesis 8:22 about seasons,

Creation To The Flood

Days of Creation Layered Book

             

     

Adam and Eve – The First Man and Woman

 

Cain and Abel

 

The Flood

Almost all ancient civilizations have a story of survival by their ancestors and share details like:

1. Destruction by water;

2. A handful of righteous survivors

3. Preserved in a vessel

4. Animals spared

5. Divine Warning given

6. Sacrifice of Thanksgiving

Click here to a site that compare similarities on the flood among civilizations around the world. Use the circle graph to lightly color in the similarities.

The Flood to the Deliverance from Egypt 

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10 Plagues

This 10 flap book is really one book, but I uploaded in two parts because sometimes I used only the pics of the plagues if I am doing notebooking with the older kids. If you want to do the book as it is here, then download both the cover and the inside.

            

                

Deliverance from Egypt to Israel’s First King 

 

 

Various Topics –

From God’s creative works to the human body will be included in this section

Human Body

Pockets

                                     

                             

Pocketful of Blessings

This can be used for an obedience lapbook or notebook page. There is one blank card for your child to write one scripture.

Lord’s Evening Meal

 

             

                  

               

 

 

                                                     

Minibook about the armor of God

Consider the Lilies – Plants of the Bible Lapbook

Picture of one possible layout of books – letter size file folder

 

Cover for front of lapbook or page dividers for notebook pages.

       

Use one or combination of all of them to decorate flaps of front cover or some other place in your lapbook or notebook.

 

         

The flower pot has memory work, copywork (second picture) for Consider the Lilies of the Field. Also in this download are vocabulary words (irrigate, plowing, muzzle,etc)  associated with gardening or agriculture in Bible times. Store pieces in flower pot pocket. Only three vocabulary words are pictured here, but there are nine all together in this download.

 

 Bible Plants that are bitter, poisonous and sweet. Use the pictures given in this download or add your own info.

 

 

The above 6 mini books along with facts for the inside of your mini books. The plants are Capers, Almond, Mallow, Cumin, Mandrake and Date Palm. Add your own facts and Bible research on these plants or use the ones available in this download.

Yearly Bible Reading

One of our year end parties was a Bible character party. Most of the moms either sewed or put together these outfits. Walmart has a pattern  Several of our girls were Pharoah’s daughter…LOL…. We have Miriam holding the basket of Moses. We have an Israelite on a journey and an Aaron with his staff. We have two King Solomons  and one King David with the crowns. Can you see the Sarah in the background with the grey wig? She has the blue drape over her head. So creative by one of the moms.

 

My oldest in the red was King Solomon, the middle guy with the beard is King Ahasuerus from Esther and the youngest is King David. The costumes were sewn using McCall’s Easy to Sew Pattern 2340 from Walmart. The green cape on my youngest was an old velvet green housecoat..lol. The rest of the material was all bought at Walmart.