by Mark Jones | Jun 30, 2013 | Bible Skills, Featured, Game/Activity, Teacher Helps |
Magnetic Books: Attach magnet strips to the books of the Bible. Place in random order on a cookie sheet. Challenge the children to arrange the books in the correct order. Bible Bingo: Make Bible Bingo Cards designating the sections of the board with Old Testament...
by Mark Jones | Mar 29, 2013 | Bible Skills, Children, Church Weekday Education, Game/Activity, Preschool, Sunday School, Uncategorized |
This Bible game can be used to help children discover verses that include the word Bible in the Old Testament and the New Testament. Preschoolers who are learning to read will notice the missing word in each verse—Bible. Teachers can read the Bible verses and pause...
by Mark Jones | Mar 25, 2013 | Bible Skills, Children, Church Weekday Education, Featured, Game/Activity, Sunday School |
An obstacle course is always appealing to kids and especially in the winter when outside play is limited. This gives kids an opportunity to use large muscle groups and stretch. For children who are physical learners, this activity will teach them best. Consider...
by Mark Jones | Mar 19, 2013 | Bible Skills, Featured, Holiday/Seasonal, Parent/Family, Sunday School |
Palm Sunday—Read aloud Mark 11:1-11. Make palm-leaf cookies. Cut frozen cookie dough into 2 X 1/2-inch strips. Place aluminum foil on a cookie sheet and spray it with nonstick cooking spray. Roll the cookie strips and shape them into an outline of a palm leaf on the...
by Mark Jones | Mar 4, 2013 | Articles, Bible Skills, Children, Church Weekday Education, Discipleship, Featured, Game/Activity, Preschool, Sunday School, Teacher Helps |
Say each number, showing the count with your fingers and then say the commandment. 1 One true God- (Do the number one with one hand) 2 Cut out all idols- (Do scissors with your number 2 hand on “cut”. Take your thumb back of over your shoulder on...
by Mark Jones | Feb 15, 2013 | Articles, Bible Skills, Children, Sunday School, Teacher Helps |
One Saturday evening, I was bringing my granddaughter, Emily, home with me to spend the weekend. I told her that I needed to work on my Sunday School plans when we got home. Emily was aware that I had taught at our church for many years. She quickly said, “What is...
