Welcome to the site blog page. This page provides a view into the site in blog format.
This is a game that can be played with 2 teams with 5 and above players it is like paper rocks and scissors(bato bato pick), Each group needs to pick
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am looking for ideas and/or a curriculum that can be used to teach an overview of the NT and key verses/themes of each book to 4th-5th graders. We
Permalink -- click for full blog postMaterials: paper and pencil/chairs and a couch Messy Rating: No Sweat Duration: 20-40 minutes Cost: $0.00 Place chairs in a circle making the
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis game is usually played as an icebreaker. Have your group sit in a circle so there are no gaps. (It may be helpful to use chairs if possible.)
Permalink -- click for full blog postBeing a youth counselor, leader and teacher I realize how it important it is for youth to feel valued, acknowledged and loved. I've used the following
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am training a new teacher for my sunday school class. I was wondering if anyone has a list of guidelines for sunday school teachers or etiquette
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis game is most fun if played with a larger group of teens but definitely gets everyone laughing no matter how many. Arrange chairs in a circle,
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe often play this game to remember the names of the people in the group. First let the children say their names and the others try to remember them.
Permalink -- click for full blog postSunday School Ideas Contest Overview: Teachers helping teachers. Share your experience and lessons learned, and you could win!
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am looking for ideas that will get kids to come to sunday scool on Sundays. We have already tryed the bible bucks program. Any other attendance
Permalink -- click for full blog postI would like some fun ideas for a Sunday School party. This party would be on a Saturday it would last about an 1 1/2. It would be for children ages
Permalink -- click for full blog postCan be used as an ice-breaker for a youth group of 20 people approx... for a bigger crowd more time will need to be taken accordingly... Randomly
Permalink -- click for full blog postAny idea where I can find the best teaching materials for Sunday school children of all
Permalink -- click for full blog postOur church buys plain white or green 18 count egg cartons. On the first row of the carton we write J e s u s on the second row of the
Permalink -- click for full blog postHere's a charming idea -- mix an educational activity with social fellowship. Every sunday school member will make a presentation on the
Permalink -- click for full blog postOfficial Contest Rules: Children's Sunday School Teachers helping teachers. Share your experience and lessons learned, and you could win!
Permalink -- click for full blog postSunday School Teachers Answers: Teachers helping teachers. Post your children's and youth ministry questions here, and get answers from other teachers and leaders. Check out the questions and post your answers as comments!
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe total attendees can be divided into small groups. four or five groups are enough. Each team should be given a specific time to perform in the
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe why and the how of teaching Bible Songs in the Sunday School classroom.
Permalink -- click for full blog postIf you're having an informal Christmas gathering, you might enjoy this retelling of the Nativity story using a pillow as a prop. The pictures are
Permalink -- click for full blog postEditor's Note: Here's an outline of a Christmas Program that was submitted by a visitor. Use it as one way to put some structure around your planing.
Permalink -- click for full blog postOptions for furthering your Children's Ministry Education - a listing of available programs.
Permalink -- click for full blog postOn Easter Sunday we celebrate the Resurrection of Christ. These ideas can help you explain the message of Easter to your pupils.
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis game is great for distributing grab-bag gifts, or as an easier to manage alternative to the typical Secret Santa gift exchange. Since it
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis is a good game for a group of older children, up to teens and even adults. You will need a list of familiar Christmas carols, paper, drawing
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis works with children who are old enough to know the nativity story well, or at least remember it if it has just been read aloud. It also works
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis can be used for almost any group. You do not need anything special. It can be used as a gentle introduction to a serious activity or to create a
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis idea is suitable for anyone aged over about five years. It is also suitable for groups of mixed ages. You will need as many pieces of paper as
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis idea is suitable for older children, teenagers and young adults. You will need some paper and a pen. Before the game starts, write the names
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis game is suitable for children aged over about seven years. It also works well with mixed age groups, even if some of the members are younger than
Permalink -- click for full blog post