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NEW! The Art of Teaching Sunday School
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Whether you teach Sunday school (Bible study) or train those who do, this book will help you understand your students. It introduces the 5 stages of faith education: Narrative (preschool - 2nd grade), Knowledge (3rd - 5th grade), Understanding (6th - 8th grade), Reason (9th grade - college), and Wisdom (adults). The book contains information about how kids learn as they age and gives tips to teaching each grade, including teens and adults. Learn how to get them talking and thinking! How do you get teens in a great discussion? Discover the three types of adult Bible study models and most importantly, learn to ask great questions.
TALKING IS NOT TEACHING and HEARING IS NOT LEARNING!
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I Am Jesus'
Little Lamb: God's Promises at Baptism
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Why give a card when you can give this beautiful and easy to
read book as a baptism keepsake? This book describes baptism in words a child
can understand and highlights God's promises and what they mean for those
baptized. There is a place to add personal information such as a baby photo,
name, birth date, and baptism date of the child being baptized, and names and
photos of godparents or sponsors. It is written in child-friendly language
and includes Bible verses and a section of deeper information about baptism for them as they grow. It's a great gift!
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The Art of Teaching Confirmation
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This book
shares the secrets of secondary education with confirmation educators. In light of what we have learned through
research about the brain and how children learn, it is
time to apply that information to
confirmation. By changing just a few things about how they teach, confirmation
educators can bring about a more significant understanding of the Bible and
their faith for adolescents and with the help of the Spirit, a more
meaningful personal relationship with God and His Son, Jesus Christ. The
purpose of this book is to provide insight as to how to help adolescents
interact with the information in a more meaningful way at their developmental
level. It is full of practical information that will help you change how you teach. If it isn't already, confirmation will be the highlight of your week.
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BIBLE READING WORKBOOKS (pdf Version)
NOTE: These guides can also be found on Amazon.com in
workbook form.
See descriptions and download samples below.  Only $75 each! COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Photocopy reproduction of these pdf documents is limited to the congregation for which it was purchased and for educational purposes only. |
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Old Testament
Level I - Middle School/Confirmation
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The Old Testament Bible Reading Plan and Workbook for
Middle School is developed from the 70 Most Important Events in the
Bible (http://www.angelfire.com/il/lcms/events.html).
It is a one year, 33 week reading plan with comprehension
questions that is a great supplement to your confirmation curriculum. It begins with creation and ends with the rebuilding of the
temple. The comprehension questions are primarily plot oriented in order to
give students an overall understanding of the story of God's relationship
with the Israelites.
Students have an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of
the big picture by creating an Old Testament timeline that will tell the
story of God’s relationship with his people from creation through the
rebuilding visually.
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pdf photocopy version:
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Old Testament
Level II - High School
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The high school
comprehension questions are less plot-oriented and more thought provoking for
the older student. The goal of this workbook is to get students to think more
deeply about how God's relationship with the Israelites relates to their
lives.
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pdf photocopy version:
$75
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Gospels and Acts
Level I - Middle School/Confirmation
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The Gospels and Acts Reading Plan and Workbook for
Middle School is a one year, 33 week reading plan with comprehension
questions and is a great supplement to your confirmation curriculum! It begins with the Gospel of John as it is written in a more
theological than a logical or chronological style. Following are the three
synoptic gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which are compiled to give a
complete, but not redundant reading experience. The plan ends with the first
part of Acts.
Students have an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of
the culture of the time by researching and presenting a cultural topic they
find interesting such as: food and cooking, fashion, music, schools/learning,
government, etc. A list of options is in the appendix.
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