Teaching Tips Zone
It's no mystery that teaching kids can be challenging. There are lots of ways to teach - but the more creative you are the better!
This zone is not lessons, but tons of help, ideas and guidance on how to teach more effectively.
It is loaded with ideas you just need to try, like Drawing the Bible or Using Shoes to Teach or even Beach Balls!
If you have a fun, creative or effective teaching method, be sure to share it!
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The Power of a Pocket Trick
At its core, relational ministry doesn’t have to be “deep” to be relational. Honestly, it can quite simple and playful too. |
Engaging Your Audience - With Kids In Mind |
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Ready, Aim... TEACH!
Whether you use a published curriculum or write your own, it’s important to understand the essential elements of an effective lesson! |
Hitting the Target - With Kids In Mind |
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Today is Sponsored by the Number 66
A fun download you can use to teach your kids interesting numbers relating to the Bible! |
Numbers in the Bible - With Kids In Mind |
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FUNTASTIC ACTIVITY BOOKLET
Of course we try to make our guests feel welcome on Sundays, but how do we get them to RETURN again? |
FUNtastic Activity Booklet - With Kids In Mind |
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ALL ABOUT ME
WARNING! This ministry tool is going to have a profound impact on your ministry. |
All About Me - With Kids In Mind |
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"Why would you write a Halloween series?!?!"
I don’t “celebrate” Halloween. I wish it didn’t exist. But it does. And the decision regarding whether or not to write this unit was not an easy one. |
Spooky Halloween Series - With Kids In Mind |
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Volunteer Training
Ongoing training of your team is critical – but CHALLENGING! |
Volunteer Training - With Kids In Mind |
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The Purpose-Driven Game
Games are a key part of Children’s Ministry. I believe no kids service is complete without a well-planned intentional game. However, no game should just be a time-filler. |
Games - With Kids In Mind |
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Why Our Kids Ministries Should be More Like Mr. Rogers and Less Like Disney
One of the pressures that kids pastors face from parents, leaders, or themselves, and sometimes it’s all three, is to be like Disney. |
Structure of Ministry |
