Coming up with Sunday school ideas to attract students and keep them involved is every teachers challenge. Try starting each class with an ice-breaker game.
Kids Church Lessons – Give Students a Prayer Partner
This is an idea which works well for kids church lessons and for Sunday school classes. It goes along with the previous concept of a buddy system. Children enjoy the companionship and acceptance of one of their peers.
Sunday School Class Structure – Implement a Buddy System
Here is an idea that has been successful when planning my Sunday school class structure. I use the concept of the buddy system for attendance as well as for prayer partners.
Childrens Church Lesson – Make Your Students the Teachers
Are you looking for ideas for your childrens church lesson? Try the suggestion below to encourage participation and attendance in your church class.
Sunday School Activities – Use Technology
I have some ideas to share to help planning your Sunday school activities. These suggestions work for all age groups, especially your preteens and teens. The goal of course is to grab their attention and hold their interest.
Sunday School Class – Show and Tell
Coming up with new ways to structure your Sunday school class can be a challenge. One way to hold the interest of your students is to involve them directly. Implement the idea of a show and tell.
Children Sunday School Lessons – Multi-Day Projects
Here is an idea I use often when preparing my children Sunday school lessons. My goal is to keep the interest alive and have the children attending Sunday school regularly.
Church Activities for Children – Scavenger Hunt
When you are planning church activities for children be sure to include scavenger hunts. These are a guarantee to attract your students attention and to maintain it. Try out the idea below with your students.
Increasing Sunday School Attendance – Implement a Pen Pal System
All Sunday school teachers understand that part of their role is increasing Sunday school attendance. Here is one way that works well with your students, holds their interest, and keeps attendance steady. Give this a try.