Lighthouse Home School Support

⭐ BUNDLE 1 — Kids’ Inductive Bible Study & Crafts Set
(Ages 6–12 — hands‑on + learning) 💲 $20

📦 What’s Included:
How to Study Your Bible for Kids
Praise God with Paper Cups – Reproducible Crafts
More Old Testament Stories – Elaine Ward
New Testament Stories – Elaine Ward

✨A fun and interactive inductive Bible study bundle for kids who learn best through stories and hands‑on activities. Includes reproducible crafts, Old & New Testament story lessons, and a kid‑friendly inductive study guide that teaches observation, interpretation, and application.

💡Homeschool Bible time
Sunday school
Co‑op classes
Summer discipleship
Family devotional nights

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Thanks to our generous partners at Stand Together, the VELA network can claim free tickets to Young Washington, in theaters Friday, July 3, 2026.

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WorldWise Geography Card Games!
These fast‑paced, educational card sets make geography fun for the whole family. Explore Europe, Asia, Africa — or test your U.S. knowledge with the USA deck. Perfect for summer learning, co‑op groups, or quick review sessions at home.

Each deck is packed with facts, visuals, and challenge cards that keep kids (and adults!) guessing and learning.

Which region would your family want to explore first?”

Tell us below — are you team Europe, Asia, Africa, or USA?

Friday Feature: Teacher Tools & Planning Essentials!
We just added a fresh collection of teacher favorites — grade books, plan books, substitute folders, composition guides, and classroom helpers. Whether you’re prepping for next year or organizing your school, these tools make planning smoother and stress‑free.

From classic grade books to detailed lesson planners, there’s something here for every teaching style.
Which one would you reach for first?

Tell us your go‑to planning tool in the comments — do you prefer a grade book, a lesson planner, or a teacher folder?