This Scripture-based Bible study guides children through the book of 1 Peter one chapter at a time, helping them learn how God calls His people to live with hope, courage, and faith in everyday life. Designed for upper elementary students (grades 3–5), this 5-week study is structured to build strong biblical understanding through consistent Scripture reading and guided reflection.
Each week includes five daily lessons with:
Short Scripture passages
Guided reflection and comprehension questions
Activities that reinforce key biblical concepts
Through this study, children learn foundational truths from Scripture, including God’s calling, Christ’s example, living faithfully, and growing in trust through challenges. The lessons are designed to support both independent learning and guided instruction in home education, homeschool Bible lessons, small groups, or family study settings.
This resource is provided as a physical Bible study. A limited number of bound copies remain available; future copies will be provided in an unbound, three-hole-punched format to allow for flexible use and easy organization in a binder.
Why this version works
“Scripture-based Bible study” anchors it clearly as educational
Keeps the heart of standing firm without inspirational hype
Clearly explains structure and duration (ESA reviewers like this)
Mentions multiple use settings without over-spiritualizing
Transparently explains the format transition (bound → unbound)
Reads cleanly on invoices and still sells well on your site
What we intentionally adjusted
“Discover what it means…” → reframed as guided learning
Removed “living and active right now” language (great theologically, but unnecessary for ESA)
Shifted “faith grows stronger through trials” into instructional framing
Clarified physical format to avoid confusion or complaints
Optional future tweak (when bound copies are gone)
When you fully switch, change the last sentence to:
This resource is provided in an unbound, three-hole-punched physical format, allowing pages to be easily organized and used during lessons or activities.