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Discover Answers Bible Curriculum for your homeschool

Explore how Answers Bible Curriculum can enrich your homeschool experience with a focus on biblical literacy and family engagement.
Lisa Thorsen
Written byLisa Thorsen
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Key takeaways
  • Answers Bible Curriculum is a four-year program from Answers in Genesis that teaches the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, emphasizing apologetics and real-world applications
  • Designed for whole-family learning, it includes tailored materials for each age group, making it ideal for parents seeking a cohesive and engaging biblical education for their children.

Answers Bible Curriculum is a four-year program from Answers in Genesis. It covers the Bible from Genesis to Revelation in a way that connects scripture with real-world issues, making it perfect for families.

Research from the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) shows that homeschooled students typically score 15 to 25 percentile points higher than public school students on standardized academic achievement tests. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), approximately 3.3 million students were homeschooled in the United States as of 2023, representing roughly 6% of the school-age population.

What is Answers Bible Curriculum?

Answers Bible Curriculum (ABC) is a four-year program that teaches the entire Bible in order, from Genesis to Revelation. Published by Answers in Genesis, this curriculum highlights the historical accuracy of the Bible. It helps students defend their faith early on. ABC is designed for whole-family learning, so everyone studies the same topic at the same time, but with materials suited for each age. A unique feature of ABC is its focus on apologetics in every lesson. It shows how biblical events relate to science, history, and modern faith challenges.

Four-year scope and sequence

The curriculum is broken down into four years. Year 1 covers Creation to Joseph's life in Genesis. Year 2 goes from Moses to the prophet Hosea, pulling from Exodus, Chronicles, Psalms, and Proverbs. Year 3 follows the remnant of Israel up to the coming of the Messiah. Year 4 focuses on Jesus's last year of ministry and the early church. Families can start at any point in this cycle because the program is flexible. Each lesson builds biblical knowledge and shows how the Bible tells one cohesive story.

What's included

The Homeschool Edition comes with a Teacher Guide for all elementary grades (K-5) and student workbooks tailored for each grade. These workbooks include fun activities matched to skill levels. You can also find optional Tests and Answers books with quizzes and semester exams. The student workbooks feature colorful illustrations and easy tear-out pages. Activities range from coloring for younger kids to study notes for older ones. Extras like memory verse posters and video episodes from AiG educators are also available through Answers.tv.

Teaching approach

Each lesson starts with a "Prepare to Share" section that gives parents the background they need—almost like a mini-seminary education in bite-sized pieces. The curriculum tackles real-life issues Christians face and helps parents answer tough questions about faith, science, and history. If you feel uncertain about teaching Bible and apologetics, this background info helps you become a more confident teacher instead of just reading from a script.

The bottom line

Answers Bible Curriculum is great for families looking for solid biblical education with a focus on apologetics. Its whole-family approach means everyone studies the same biblical events at their own level, sparking meaningful discussions at the dinner table. Investing in all four years leads to a deep understanding of Scripture that many adults miss. For families who share Answers in Genesis’s young-earth creationist view, ABC offers both doctrinal consistency and practical teaching tools.

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Lisa Thorsen
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Lisa Thorsen

Co-founder, BetterSchool

Lisa is the co-founder of BetterSchool and a homeschool mom of three. BetterSchool administers the largest independent homeschool community in the country — over 350,000 families across all 50 states.

When COVID hit, Lisa and her husband pulled their children out of school and hit the road. Homeschooling wasn't the plan — it was a necessity. But somewhere along the way, the family fell in love with it: the time together, the ability to tailor lessons to each child's interests, learning at their own pace, the freedom to travel, eating healthy on their own schedule, and the countless other benefits that come with homeschooling.

As they traveled, Lisa kept discovering incredible hands-on learning experiences that most homeschool families had no way of finding. She built BetterSchool to make it easy for every family to find and book the experiences that make learning come alive.

Through her community, Lisa has helped hundreds of thousands of parents navigate homeschooling, while also helping local businesses find and serve the homeschool community. She is the former managing partner of a law firm focused on business law and mergers and acquisitions — BetterSchool is her second technology startup. She holds a J.D. from California Western School of Law and a B.A. from Penn State.

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  • What is Answers Bible Curriculum?
  • Four-year scope and sequence
  • What's included
  • Teaching approach
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