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Sunday School can be monotonous for the teachers. Back a few years ago, we came up with a cute idea, anyone heard of it???
1) Take 66 Clothespins and write the books of the Bible individually on the clothespins with markers.
2) String up a line, yarn or twine works well, and attatch the clothespins in order.
3) Give the kids a few weeks to memorize the books in order, removing some here and there to see if they remember the missing ones.
4) After you think they have it, mix the clothespins up and select teams to try and put them back together in order.
Variations: You can make this last longer by seperating Old Testament and New Testament into seperate "sessions", this also makes it easier to get through.
Perhaps award prizes as the kids make progress.
This approach also works well for verses. Two or three words on each clothespin and the book and numbers on the final (or first) clothespin.
Hope this helps any of you tapped out teachers
1) Take 66 Clothespins and write the books of the Bible individually on the clothespins with markers.
2) String up a line, yarn or twine works well, and attatch the clothespins in order.
3) Give the kids a few weeks to memorize the books in order, removing some here and there to see if they remember the missing ones.
4) After you think they have it, mix the clothespins up and select teams to try and put them back together in order.
Variations: You can make this last longer by seperating Old Testament and New Testament into seperate "sessions", this also makes it easier to get through.
Perhaps award prizes as the kids make progress.
This approach also works well for verses. Two or three words on each clothespin and the book and numbers on the final (or first) clothespin.
Hope this helps any of you tapped out teachers