• Home
  • About
  • Featured Reviews
  • Request a Review
  • Advertising
  • Subscribe

The Curriculum Choice

Making homeschool decisions easy

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • About
  • Blog
  • How To Homeschool
    • By Review Team
    • Encouragement
    • New to Homeschooling
    • Organization
  • Reviews by Grade
    • Elementary
    • High School
    • Middle School
    • Preschool
  • Reviews by Subject
    • Bible
    • Economics
    • Fine Arts
      • Art
      • Music
    • Foreign Language
    • Highschool
    • History & Geography
      • Geography
      • History
    • Home Economics
    • Language Arts
      • Grammar
      • Handwriting
      • Literature
      • Phonics
      • Reading
      • Spelling
      • Vocabulary
      • Writing
    • Logic
    • Math
    • Science & Technology
      • Science
      • Technology
        • Apps

in Age· Bible· Preschool

Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Read and Bible Pictures to Color Review

One of the reasons we’ve so enjoyed Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Read and Bible Pictures to Color by Rod and Staff is that my little ones always sit still longer and learn much more when their hands are busy. I’m sure you’ve found this to be true as well.

The many benefits of using Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Read and Bible Pictures to Color include keeping little ones busy learning!

Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Read and Bible Pictures to Color Review

As we start the school morning, I open up the Rod and Staff Bible Stories. I read the next one while my youngest colors the matching picture.

The many benefits of using Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Read and Bible Pictures to Color include keeping little ones busy learning!

What’s included?

  • Bible story
  • A few, short discussion questions to reinforce the story
  • A short Bible verse to learn.
The many benefits of using Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Read and Bible Pictures to Color include keeping little ones busy learning!

Rod and Staff Bible Stories to Color

  • 60 matching coloring pages for each story practice in coloring in realistic colors
  • color by number

Benefits I Have Noticed with These Homeschool Preschool Resources:

Reading a Bible story each morning is a wonderful way to begin a school day. We are building the habit of reading the Bible each day. Listening. Coloring. Learning colors. Also, my older ones are usually close by when I’m reading. They enjoy hearing those stories they colored along with when they were younger.

Where can you find Bible Stories for your homeschool?

Both are available from Rod and Staff books:

  • Bible Stories to Read is available at Milestone Books. We purchased this once and have used it over and over again with our children.
  • Bible Pictures to Color is also available at Milestone Books. We purchased a new copy for each child in the preschool years.

More Homeschooling Preschool Resources

You might also be interested in:

  • My review of Rod and Staff Preschool learning books as well as Leading Little Ones to God. All are a wonderful part of learning for our youngest ones.
  • The Ultimate Guide to Homeschool Preschool Curriculum
  • Preschool Books Themed by Every Month of the Year
  • Storytime Activities Perfect for Preschoolers

Homeschooling since 2000, Tricia has seen the fruits of home education with four homeschool grads so far! She shares the art and heart of homeschooling at Your Best Homeschool and is author of the book, Help! I’m Homeschooling! She and her husband, Steve, are owners of The Curriculum Choice and sister sites, You ARE an ARTiST, Homeschool Nature Study and are publishers of UnitStudy.com.

-first published February 2014 and updated March 2025

Filed Under: Age, Bible, Preschool Tagged With: written by Tricia

Previous Post: « Using Times Alive! for Learning Multiplication Facts
Next Post: Easy Grammar Curriculum For Your Homeschool »

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Kellie says

    February 21, 2014 at 7:38 pm

    I loved using these books when my kids were little (my youngest is 11 now), so this post brings back fond memories. 🙂

    Reply
    • Tricia says

      February 24, 2014 at 10:08 am

      Last year we used these with our number five child. This year he is a big kindergartener. It surely goes fast. And yes, many happy memories with these Rod & Staff resources!

      Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

We are a veteran group of home educators with a mission – to spread the word about our favorite curricula and help YOU make informed decisions for your homeschool. Meet the review authors and browse the homeschooling tips they share!

Subscribe For Free Choosing Homeschool Curriculum Guide

Success! Please check your email and confirm your subscription.

There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again.

Sponsors and Affiliates

Homeschoolinghomeschool

Our Sister Websites

 


Follow Curriculum Choice's board Homeschool Reviews by The Curriculum Choice on Pinterest.

Recent Comments

  • Terry on Magic Tree House Curriculum
  • Thara on How To Make An Overall Plan for The Year
  • The Best Winter Nature Books for Cozy Homeschooling - Homeschool Nature Study on Homeschool Outdoor Hour Challenges using The Handbook of Nature Study
  • Tara Fortener on Why Can’t My Child Learn Multiplication?
  • Sherrie Davidson on Using the CAT Test for Homeschool Testing
  • Advertising
  • Disclosure Policy
  • Philosophies
  • Request a Review

Copyright © 2025 · The Curriculum Choice, a Southern Hodgepodge, L.L.C. site.