Songs are a wonderful way to teach children! Anything set to music or rhyme will stay in the child’s mind so much better than just telling them information. There are songs for learning scriptures (like many devotional songs) and for learning memory work such as the books of the Old & New Testaments, Apostles, Sons… Read More Song Charts
File folder games are versatile, inexpensive and easily stored! When I taught special education classes in school, we used MANY file folder activities for our students. File folder activities helped our students work independently on a variety of skills. In the Bible class setting, file folders make a perfect pre-class activity that can reinforce skills… Read More File Folder Games
Children LOVE to hear a good story. What better stories to tell than the true ones contained in the Bible! There are stories of great heroes of the faith and incredible events contained within the pages of God’s Word that amaze and captivate the young and the old! Reading Bible stories whether it be from… Read More Ways to Teach a Bible Lesson-Reading Aloud
When you think of flannel board Bible stories, Betty Lukens is the standard to live up to! This material has been around for decades, yet has the same timeless appeal with today’s children as it did with children in the 1960’s! Flannel board stories are such a great way to teach young children. You can… Read More Ways to Teach a Bible Lesson-Flannel and Magnetic Boards
Do you ever get bored with your basic Bible class curriculum? It may be good content, but reading the story from the teacher’s manual and showing the picture that comes with the curriculum can get old. It gets boring not only for you, but for the children that you teach. Why not spice things up… Read More Ways to Teach a Bible Lesson-Puppets
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