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How to Teach Big Truths and Difficult Doctrines...

In part 1 of this post, we talked about why we should teach big and difficult doctrines to children. As a follow-up, we thought it would be helpful to offer some suggestions for...

Reasons for Teaching Big Truths and Difficult D...

Have you ever wondered, after reading a new Truth78 curriculum, Should we really be teaching such “hard ” truths to these young children? In the seminar Teaching the Difficult Doctrines in Children’s Ministry,...

Dear Teacher, Use Your Printed Bible

As an "old-fashioned" teacher (P.C.E.—Pre-Computer Era), I have become increasingly concerned about the use of digital media in the classroom. Please don't misunderstand. I do believe there are numerous benefits...

What is a Team Leader? (Part 2)

This is the fourth in a series of posts to help you prepare your staff, volunteers, classroom, and parents for fall Sunday School. Jan Golias has served as Team Leader...

Learning Styles: Teaching a Lesson (Part 2)

This is the second in a series of posts to equip teachers and parents with tools for effective teaching. Understanding how the lessons target the four learning styles God has...

Creative Classroom Idea: Bible Memory Puzzles

Here is a super simple activity that combines children's love of completing puzzles with encouragement to memorize Bible verses. Target Age: 1st-3rd Grade Supplies: Cardstock or heavy-weight paper (e.g., 8.5"...