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...
by Lana | Aug 29, 2012 | Bible Skills |
Listed below you’ll find a list of questions that a 5th grader would encounter in school along with a list of Bible skills 5th and 6th graders learn in Bible Drill. Here is the challenge. Are You Smarter Than …a 5th Grader? What color do you get when...
by Mark Jones | Aug 14, 2012 | Bible Skills, Children, Discipleship |
Finding new ways to teach children memory verses can be a challenge. This game is a winner. It allows kids to learn a memory verse while playing a fast pace game. Give it a try! Create: Six ‘n Fix Scrambled Verse (Example below) or Fill in the Missing Words...
by Angela | Jul 12, 2012 | Bible Skills, Children, Discipleship |
Who can participate in Bible Drill? Children’s Bible Drill is for fourth through sixth grade students. Although there are Bible Skills, Drills, and Thrills materials to use with first through third graders, first through third graders will need to wait to be eligible...
by Lana | Jul 9, 2012 | Bible Skills, Discipleship |
Over the past year there has been confusion on purchasing bible drill bibles. This is the latest information about the sale of Bibles in bulk from your local Lifeway store. Beginning 09/01/12, LifeWay Stores can offer churches a $7.31 price per unit for carton...
