 Celebrate the Savior is a unit study. It begins with a detailed look at the birth of Jesus as recorded in the Bible. Then it explores the history of the celebration of Christmas. Students learn to separate the facts revealed in the Bible from the traditions and legends created by men. Lessons include Bible study, history, geography, science, art, poetry, grammar, and stories of Christmas carols. Students will:
Study fifteen lessons that chronicle Jesus' birth and childhood, teach how the celebration of Jesus' birth began, and tell about Christmas traditions and legends from many lands.
Complete "A Baby Book for Jesus."
Create a "Christmas Traditions Around the World" booklet.
Write five essays about Jesus and about following Him.
Students learn as they read and complete activities in the curriculum, so you will need one book per child.
If you wish to expand your study, we have a list of literature to accompany your study.
 
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