An emergency lesson is one that prepped and ready to go for situations where a substitute is required and has no time to prepare a lesson. The sub should be able to open the envelope or small container and easily follow the lesson inside. So, emergency lesson kits should be simple, require no preparation, include […]
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Does Curriculum Lose its Value When It Becomes Dated?
May 27, 2015
I have found a curriculum book among my resources from 1993. It has 52 lessons for kids ages 6-9 on the life of Jesus but it’s 22 years old! Finding this curriculum book got me thinking. Does curriculum lose its value when it becomes dated? As I previewed this particular curriculum I found a well-thought […]
Is Sunday School Prep Really That Important?
December 22, 2014
This past Sunday was the last Sunday School before Christmas and the week preceding it was busy! You know how it is – shopping, baking, Christmas concerts, finishing up work before the holidays, and to add another layer of awesomeness, I was sick! I had caught a nasty cold and spent a few days early […]
Curriculum Review – What’s in the Bible? Church Edition
September 27, 2014
What’s a testament? Why are there so many different books in the Bible? Who wrote the books in the Bible? Is the Bible a book of stories or a book of one big story? What’s in the Bible? Church edition is a brand new curriculum for elementary age children created with the purpose of helping […]
Is it okay to change Sunday School lessons?
January 16, 2014
Have you ever wondered if it’s okay to make changes to the Sunday School lessons you are teaching? Let me tell you a story… I am a Sunday School teacher in a 4&5 year old class. I love it! I teach from the curriculum given to me by the ministry leaders. A little while ago […]
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The Well Equipped Volunteer Children’s Ministry Handbook
September 21, 2015
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