Happy Friday, dear teachers! As a Christian teacher, it was my desire to not only teach students the curriculum, but also give them opportunities to develop personal Bible reading skills. Reading Bible passages and thinking critically about what it means is not something that will just happen without effort. When we read the Bible we want to: read decode important…
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Today (May 2nd) is the National Day of Prayer. Americans across all 50 states will gather in churches, local businesses, the steps of city halls, schools, neighborhoods and public gathering places for a day of public prayer for the United States of America. This year’s National Day of Prayer theme is “Love One Another.” The theme comes from the words of Jesus in John…
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On Mother’s Day we honor our mothers and thank them for the sacrifices they’ve made and the love they’ve poured into their families all year long. I wanted to create a Bible activity for students to dig deep in their Bibles and take a look at important mothers that demonstrated godly character traits. We can learn from these mothers and recognize the important…
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I love creating these Bible-themed preschool lessons – I think it’s so important for little ones to be introduced to Bible stories and biblical concepts in a way they can understand and remember. These print-and-go Preschool Bible lessons make it so easy for you to use these activities with your students. Each resource includes lesson plans, skill activities, fun crafts, and more – perfect for the busy teacher,…
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Two questions for you: 1. Do you want your students digging in their Bibles and thinking critically about what they read? 2. Have you ever played the game Two Truths and a Lie? If you answered yes to number 1, you’re in good company. Building Bible fluency and getting your students to think about Bible passages they read is a…
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