Independent Bible Workbook?

[Slache]

For a 3rd or 4th grader?

[aaplank]

My kids liked Kim Sorgius' junior Bible studies at that age. Very well done!  Their two favorite studies were Developing a Quiet Time and Content.

https://store.notconsumed.com/collections/bible-studies/products/developing-a-quiet-time

[lulalu]

CLE is good. We have the workbooks but haven't started yet. But looks very well done. Lots of samples on their website. 

[MamaHill]

We did Christian Light (CLE) for a spell when I had such awful morning sickness.  We only did the 3rd and 5th grade workbooks, but they were excellent.  I can't remember the topic of 5th grade, but the 3rd grade year is packed with Jewish culture, and my DD learned a ton.

There's also Rod and Staff Bible, and while I have never used it, I've used their English and Math for years.  It is absolutely excellent and quite thorough.  I've researched their Bible workbooks many times, but ended up going to other resources for various reasons.  For Grades 1-4, their Bible is tied to their reading curriculum.  While I personally wouldn't use this as a reading curriculum, you could easily modify it to make it for Bible study.

Either CLE or Rod and Staff would be my top choices for workbook-style Bible.  Both of them have a great method of mastering material that my kiddos respond to very well.

[MommytoFour]

My daughter is doing CLE 4 Bible right now and loves it.