Have you ever been called upon to substitute in a Bible class at the last minute? You may know nothing about the class to start with and then when you get to the room, there are no plans, books, or materials ready to use. You may go away from the experience feeling like you’ve just… Read More Bible Class Substitute Teachers
Consider the life of an average children’s Bible class teacher. They may have full time jobs outside of the home. Most are raising families. They may be running children to various extra curricular activities. They are keeping up with housework, cooking, laundry, and errands. They chaperone youth events, plan ladies days, and help with a… Read More Ways To Encourage Bible Class Teachers
As we consider teaching children with disabilities in the Bible class setting, the single most important factor in the success or failure of a student is teacher attitude! The teacher can make or break the experience for any child that in that classroom. In showing love like Jesus to your students, you will create an… Read More Teacher Attitude is Everything!
The question asked in the title of this article may seem obvious. If I teach Bible class, I am teaching Bible. Well, I’m here to say that I don’t think that is always the case. I want to suggest that too often Bible classes are busy teaching what I term as the “Be Nice” concepts.… Read More What Are We Teaching?
Most children enjoy playing games and if used correctly, it is a great way to review the lesson or memory work in Bible class. Sometimes when you mention Bible games, a teacher may not know of a “Bible” game. However, I am here to say that nearly anything can become a game. What makes it… Read More Using Games in Bible Class