Family Subjects for the 2024-2025 School Year

Hey there! Jamie here…today I'm sharing our picks for family subjects/morning time for this upcoming 2024-2025 school year! I'm so exciting to dive into some of these books with my kiddos this year and hope you get some great ideas for your family. We may not make it through all these this year but that's ok and we can always carry these on to the following year. If you haven't subscribed already please do so! I'll be sharing my independent picks for 6th, 4th, 2nd and Kindergarten soon! Leave a comment if there are any books you'd like a more in depth flip through! Be blessed!!
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Life Skills Book:
www.amazon.com/Life-Skills-Ki...
Sonlight Lap Book:
www.sonlight.com/us-elections...
Connoisseur Kids Book
www.amazon.com/s?k=connoisseu...
Bible Studies:
store.notconsumed.com/collect...
Science Units:
www.goodandbeautiful.com
Heritage Studies and Biblical Worldview :
www.bjupressonline.com
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[@cheroleepatel3778]

Great picks! Would love to see a flip through of the sonlight lap book 😊

[@Honeyatthehive]

I’m so excited about the sonlight lap book! I’ll get a flip through up soon for you!!

[@rojo1124]

Great info! Yes, please do a flipthrough of the 6th grade BJU worldview book..im really interested in getting an idea of what it is about.

[@Honeyatthehive]

Yes I sure will! I’ll get that up in a couple weeks so be on the lookout for it. It’s one of the books I’m most excited for in our family subjects!

[@TheChan7]

We love TGATB science! Your family subjects sound fun. Just subscribed. I also have a channel and would love to be friends and connect. Looking forward to following along!

[@Honeyatthehive]

Great!! Thank you for subscribing. I’ll look your channel up now! ❤️❤️

[@melanieturner5665]

My oldest just finished 6th grade, 12 years old, and we have that BJU Bible curriculum and I wasn't comfortable discussing it this year. I suggest pre-reading it and deciding if your child is ready for it or not. There's some mature and heavy topics in there. I'll wait till next year in 7th or in 8th grade.

[@Honeyatthehive]

Thank you for the heads up. I’ll definitely do that!

[@danahall1282]

Where did you get the life skill books, and what are they called?

[@Honeyatthehive]

I've updated and linked everything in the description for you.

[@danahall1282]

Could you make a list of all your resources

[@Honeyatthehive]

Yes!! I've updated the video description with all the links to the resources shared here. If there is something I missed let me know and I'll link it. Hope this helps.

[@HomeschoolMamaJ]

"Doing what is expected of me cheerfully, immediately and thoroughly?" That seems like a really high expectation for little humans with not fully formed brains yet. I would venture to say that most adults don't *always* do everything cheerfully, immediately and thoroughly, so why hold children to such high standards? Is that really in the bible? That little snippet really made me pause, but great video with a lot of great resources!

[@Honeyatthehive]

That’s a great question. The Bible does say for children to obey their parents and to do everything as if doing it for the Lord. Does that mean I require perfect obedience to that particular definition across the board for all my children? No. I do expect more from my older ones than I do the younger ones but that doesn’t mean I change the standard or definition. I also tell all my children that lying is a sin. Does that mean I don’t think l my 3 year old will ever lie? No I expect he will but I don’t change that standard to match what he has yet to learn and understand. I instead give grace while trying to teach and instill truth. Teaching the standard doesn’t mean I hold all my children perfectly to it and don’t give grace it just means that’s the goal. In like manner, 1 Peter 1:15-16 to be holy in all our conduct bc it is written “be holy for I am holy”. Could I ever meet that standard of holiness? No! But that’s the goal and I’m constantly trying to conform to be more like Christ. I hope all that makes sense.