Bible Homeschool Resources

FAQs

• What is Apologia’s The Word in Motion Bible curriculum?

  The Word in Motion by Apologia is a comprehensive, Bible-based curriculum designed to help students understand the overarching story of Scripture. Through engaging lessons, hands-on activities, and video components, it encourages students to connect with God’s Word and apply biblical truths in their daily lives.

• Who is The Word in Motion Bible curriculum designed for?

  The Word in Motion is ideal for elementary and middle school students, typically ranging from grades K-8. The curriculum is flexible and can be adapted for a range of ages, making it a great choice for homeschooling families with multiple children.

• How does The Word in Motion teach the Bible?

  The curriculum is divided into two volumes: Old Testament and New Testament. Each volume uses storytelling, visual illustrations, memory work, and interactive exercises to teach biblical narratives in a chronological and engaging way.

   

• What materials are included with The Word in Motion?

  The curriculum course set includes a student textbook, free video lessons, and an activity-rich notebooking journal. An audiobook of the textbook is also available for auditory learners.

   

• How long does it take to complete The Word in Motion curriculum?

  Most families complete one volume in a school year by using the curriculum 4 days a week. However, the flexible design allows parents to adjust the pace based on their student’s learning style and schedule.

• Can siblings of different ages use The Word in Motion together?

  Absolutely! The Word in Motion’s adaptable lessons and activities make it a great choice for multi-age learning. Parents can modify assignments and discussions to suit younger and older students.

• Can The Word in Motion be used in a co-op or group setting?

  Absolutely! Many homeschool co-ops and groups use Apologia’s curriculum for collaborative learning. Author, Rachael Carman, shares how to use The Word in Motion in a co-op setting.