In my last post, I described how school classrooms are prepared for children. They are colorful, fresh, and attractive for students. Then I described how all too often, much less thought is put into our Bible classrooms. So what can I do to make my Bible classroom the best it can be? Let’s start with… Read More Classroom Appearance-Part 2
When I was working in the public school as a special education teacher, the beginning of school was a busy time. Before the first student walked in the door, teachers spent days preparing their classrooms. Every bulletin board in the building had fresh paper, cute borders, and eye catching pictures. The rooms were spotless from… Read More Classroom Appearance
In any good relationship or work environment, communication is key! When a child is in school, there are usually at least two parent/teacher conferences held yearly, not to mention monthly PTA meetings, weekly school news letters, and a host of other things to communicate with parents. Why do schools push so hard to keep parents… Read More Parent Communication
Is teaching Bible class really a big deal? Am I really making a difference in the church by teaching these rowdy seven year olds? The answers are “Yes and Yes”. It is a big deal and I am making a difference. Of course, God has first given the responsibility of teaching children to the… Read More What Are We Doing Here?
Well after several months of talking about it and thinking about it, I now have my website for Bible class teachers! I have believed for a long time that there should be much more encouragement and help for our Bible class teachers. After all, aren’t our teachers doing one of the most important works in… Read More Why a Site for Bible Class Teachers?
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