Morning basket
Open the day with one piece. Seven pieces means seven mornings on the same passage without repeating yourself.
Testify Swag Kids · For Homeschool Families
Hands-on homeschool Bible lessons your child builds with their hands.
Each Bible story arrives as pressed magnet pieces with a parent guide. You read one line, your child places the piece, and the story gets built across the board. Ten to fifteen minutes at the kitchen table, no prep, no screen, and the next morning they can tell it back to you.
A Morning That Actually Happens
Four ways it fits a homeschool day.
Narration practice
Clear the board and let your child rebuild the story and narrate it back. You hear immediately what stuck.
Memory verse anchor
Every piece carries its Scripture reference, so the verse attaches to an object a child already associates with the story.
Co-op teaching day
One set teaches a whole room. Hand out the pieces and every child in the circle has a part in the story.
The Sets
Start with one story unit.
Armor of God
Seven pieces, seven mornings, Ephesians 6 by the end of the week.
See the set & parent guide →Kids Like David
Courage, the lion, the bear, and five smooth stones — one sitting, high engagement.
See the set & parent guide →The Nativity Story
Nine pieces for Advent, in the order the story happened.
See the set & parent guide →Teaching a church class too? See the Sunday school kits.
Questions From Homeschool Parents
Homeschool Bible lessons, answered.
What are hands-on homeschool Bible lessons?
They are lessons a child builds instead of listens to. With our kits, each moment of a Bible story is a pressed magnet piece. You read one short line, your child places the piece, and by the end the whole story stands on the board in front of them — and they can retell it the next morning.
Is this a full Bible curriculum?
It is a hands-on supplement, not a full-year curriculum. Each set is a complete story unit with a parent guide — what to say, one question, one action per piece — that drops into whatever Bible curriculum or devotional time you already use.
How long does one lesson take?
Ten to fifteen minutes, with no prep the night before. Multi-piece sets like Armor of God can also be stretched across seven mornings, one piece at a time.
Does it work for multiple ages at once?
Yes — that is where it works best. A three-year-old places pieces and repeats one word, a nine-year-old answers the discussion question and narrates the story back. Same table, same set, no separate lesson plan.
Can I use these for narration and memory work?
That is the design. Clear the board and ask your child to rebuild the story and tell it back — a natural narration exercise. Each piece carries its Scripture reference, so memory verses attach to something they can hold.
Do you offer co-op pricing?
Yes. Homeschool co-ops get the same bulk pricing as churches, starting at ten sets and quoted by group size. Send your headcount and your start date and we respond within 3 business days.
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