The To Every Nation Journal is the companion resource for older students using the To Every Nation curriculum. While families work through each daily lesson together using the flipbook, the journal gives students ages 8+ a clear way to reinforce and apply what they are learning.
Each journal page follows the day’s lesson, connecting Bible, history, and geography through the lives of ten missionaries. Designed for independent work, the journal helps students engage at their own level without adding extra subjects or preparation.
Designed to be used alongside the To Every Nation Flipbook.
How the Journal Fits Into the Curriculum
The flipbook serves as the instructional anchor for the curriculum, guiding families through each day’s lesson. The journal is how older students respond to that lesson at their own level.
As a parent leads the lesson using the flipbook, students complete the matching journal page independently, allowing the whole family to learn together while older children work with focus and purpose.
What’s Included
- 100 daily journal lessons that correspond to the flipbook
- Comprehension questions
- Scripture reading and copywork
- Sticker activities
- Games and project ideas so kids can apply what they’ve learned
- Geography and map activities
- Cultural exploration and short research prompts
- Written responses that correspond to the Family Mission Challenges
- Clip-in bookmark featuring the 10 missionaries
Designed for Independent Work
The To Every Nation Journal is written for students who are ready to work on their own with clear direction. Each page provides a focused task, writing, mapping, or researching, so students can complete their work independently while the family lesson continues.
This makes it especially effective for families homeschooling multiple ages at the same time.
Why Families Choose the To Every Nation Journal
The journal reinforces the day’s learning and helps older students retain what they’ve been taught. Instead of simply listening, students engage directly with Scripture, historical context, and geography in ways that help kids grow in understanding and retention.
Used alongside the flipbook, the journal allows families to study together while giving older students age-appropriate material without extra planning, worksheets, or separate lessons.