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Welcome to a continuing series of tips on working with large groups of children. I hope that you will find these tips useful and be able to implement them in your dealings with large groups of kids. If you do, please leave a comment and let us know. For a complete list of posts in this series, please see the index page. So, without further introduction, here is today’s installment.
If you teach a large group and are not involved in small group time with your kids, you miss out on the opportunity to bond with the
Continue reading #33 – When You’re Not Teaching, Join Them (Tips For Large Group Teaching)
Welcome to a continuing series of tips on working with large groups of children. I hope that you will find these tips useful and be able to implement them in your dealings with large groups of kids. If you do, please leave a comment and let us know. For a complete list of posts in this series, please see the index page. So, without further introduction, here is today’s installment.
This won’t be a surprise to anyone reading this article, but most kids get really bored really quickly. One way to keep kids engaged in what you
Continue reading #32 – Don’t Forget Your Baritone (Tips For Large Group Teaching)
Starting today, a great new resources is available for pre-order on Amazon.com. The book, call Collaborate: Family + Church brings together Michael Chanley and 34 other writers from the field of Children’s Ministry to share their views on connecting parents and the church in the spiritual development of children. The noted list of authors includes the “Who’s who” of Children’s Ministry today including:
Michael Chanley
Reggie Joiner
Jim Wideman
Brian Haynes
Fred Stoeker
Anna Light
Becky Arthur
Bradford S. Tate
Brian Vander Ark
Dick Gruber
Gina McClain
Jonathan Cliff
Justyn Smith
Kenny Conley
Matt McKee
Michelle Romain
Rob Bradbury
Roger Fields
Ryan Frank
Sam Luce
Steven Dilla
Yancy
Jim Kast-Keat
Patricia Verbal
Carey Nieuwhof
Jeremy Hall
Timothy Smith
Joyce Oglesby
Matt Markins
Rob Rienow
Heather Wimsett
Steve Young
Jason Houser
Nevan Hooker, and
Team
Continue reading Collaborate: Family + Church – Pre-order Your Copy Today!
 R U Smarter than a Fly? is a unique series that looks at real Biblical stories through the fictional eyes of a fly. They are creative, entertaining and enlightening. Each Saturday this month we will feature on in the series of these shorts. In this episode – the story of the blind man healed by Jesus:
Welcome to a continuing series of tips on working with large groups of children. I hope that you will find these tips useful and be able to implement them in your dealings with large groups of kids. If you do, please leave a comment and let us know. For a complete list of posts in this series, please see the index page. So, without further introduction, here is today’s installment.
This idea was new for me when I started teaching and not one I was particularly comfortable with. I am not much of an actor, and I
Continue reading #31 – Find the New You (Tips For Large Group Teaching)
Welcome to a continuing series of tips on working with large groups of children. I hope that you will find these tips useful and be able to implement them in your dealings with large groups of kids. If you do, please leave a comment and let us know. For a complete list of posts in this series, please see the index page. So, without further introduction, here is today’s installment.
Kids do not naturally have long attention spans. I was at a movie with a toddler over Christmas vacation, and this point was drive home for me
Continue reading #30 – Break It Up (Tips For Large Group Teaching)
Welcome to a continuing series of tips on working with large groups of children. I hope that you will find these tips useful and be able to implement them in your dealings with large groups of kids. If you do, please leave a comment and let us know. For a complete list of posts in this series, please see the index page. So, without further introduction, here is today’s installment.
When I agreed to take over the large group teaching segment of our curriculum at my church, the first thing I did was I started to read.
Continue reading #29 – Don’t Read Your Lesson (Tips For Large Group Teaching)
Welcome to a continuing series of tips on working with large groups of children. I hope that you will find these tips useful and be able to implement them in your dealings with large groups of kids. If you do, please leave a comment and let us know. For a complete list of posts in this series, please see the index page. So, without further introduction, here is today’s installment.
As a teacher in Children’s Ministry, you put a lot of time and thought into preparing your lesson (at least, you should). You’ve thought about methods for
Continue reading #28 – See the World Through Their Eyes (Tips For Large Group Teaching)
From Insight for Living, this is a followup video to the “Teach Your Kids Bad Theology: A How-to Guide” video featured earlier on this blog:
 Background
I trust that many of you know who Phil Vischer is. He founded Veggietales in 1990 and built the company into a wildly successful venture. Phil left the company in 2003 (though he continues to voice characters in the movies). Phil wrote about the whole adventure in a series called What Happened to Big Idea? After a couple of other ventures, Phil started Jelly Fish labs and Jellytelly in 2008 as a revolutionary way to reach children with the gospel of Christ.
The Jellytelly website started as a subscription site, then went to a free format (which is when I found
Continue reading Review of “What’s In the Bible”
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