Episode 423 - More Underrated Homeschool Curriculum Picks and Listener Questions with Debbie Wilson

So maybe I'll just start with, um, in the Bible category.

Um, just 'cause I think sometimes it's just a, um, maybe a harder one to figure out what you're gonna use, you know? Um, I mean, I guess some boxed curriculums include Bible, but I kinda always did it on my own.

So, um, I guess for like younger kids, I really liked using these, um...

I don't even, I'm sure they're still out there, but they were, um, Miller Wisdom in the Millers, Proverbs for Children, School Days with the Millers, Prudence in the Millers, Story Time.

I think they're actually, I don't know, it's called Green Pastures Press.

But I don't know where I picked them up, but we just read them kind of as devotionals.

And, um, I just, they're very well worn, so I'm, I'm remembering that we went through all of them with you guys, and I just, they just were sweet object lessons that taught a, a truth or a proverb or something, and I, I really liked those.

And then as the kids get older, um, I had a couple I wanted to mention.

Um, I know if you say the word commentary, you're like, "Ugh, that sounds dreadful." But, um, Nancy Gans has a commentary series for children called Herein Is Love.

That's the name of the series.

And then, like this one is just on Genesis, but it is written so conversationally, and there's so much depth in here.

Um, again, Ben, this might have been after your time.

Mm-hmm.

But, um, just wanted to mention that, 'cause it's not something I see often or ev- really hear about, but just really good in there, a lot of great content.

Um, and again, easy, easy listening, but really good.

We did do one-

And-

... on Exodus.

I don't know if it's from the same person or not, but I really-

Yeah

... really, really liked-

But, uh, yeah

... that one.

So I think that was the only one I got to do, uh, during, uh, uh, school.

Yeah.