Udemy
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
Subscribe
Turn what you know into an opportunity and reach millions around the world.
Learn More
Your cart is empty.
Keep shopping
How To Teach The Bible To Children
4 students

How To Teach The Bible To Children

Your Step By Step Guide To Teaching The Bible To Children
Created byHowExpert
Last updated 7/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • How To Teach The Bible To Children
  • Bible Teaching
  • Bible Teaching Tips
  • How to Teach Bible to Kids

Course content

1 section • 18 lectures • 1h 51m total length

  • Welcome0:12
  • Introduction1:16
  • Part 1 - Goals1:12

    Define concrete goals for teaching the Bible to children by clarifying your motivation, whether to teach stories or help them know God, and model consistent habits over time.

  • Part 2 - Qualifications5:08

    Know the Bible and love the Bible; understand your students, learn their vocabulary, and explain concepts clearly, then cultivate a true relationship with God to teach effectively.

  • Part 3 - Methods8:13
  • Part 4 - The Lesson10:27

    Select content routes such as the chronological approach and Christ-centered lessons, and prepare thoroughly with reading, prayer, and visuals (pictures, flannel graphs) to engage children.

  • Part 5 - Reviewing The Lesson3:00

    Explore diverse methods for reviewing Bible lessons with children, including retell, question-and-answer, and visual kinesthetic activities. Use circle-and-ball retell, picture sheets, flannel graphs, and engaging review games to reinforce understanding.

  • Part 6 - Application7:30
  • Part 7 - Get To Work5:29

    Read Exodus 17 in multiple translations, identify main events and truths, and practice delivering the lesson with prayer, visuals, and teamwork for God's guidance.

  • Part 8 - Teaching The Bible To Your Own Children18:49
  • Part 9 - Teaching The Bible Throughout The Day10:51

    Model God's word in daily life, not just during scheduled lessons. Teach children to apply biblical truths through everyday moments: nature, prayer, thankfulness, obedience, sharing, and kindness, transforming their lives.

  • Part 10 - Teaching The Bible To Children Learning English As a Second Language15:53

    Teach Bible to children learning English as a second language by using visuals, simple words, and bilingual strategies to convey Exodus 17, prayer, and reliance on God.

  • Part 11 - Important Non-Teaching Aspects6:16
  • Part 12 - Dealing With Distractions And Behavior Problems6:30
  • Part 13 - Crafts To Reinforce The Lesson1:47
  • Part 14 - Finding The Children3:30
  • Part 15 - Combating Discouragement2:31
  • Conclusion3:01

    Put the tips into living practice when teaching the Bible to children. See how God's word bears fruit in lives, sometimes quickly, sometimes over years, through faithful teaching.

Requirements

  • No experience necessary - All levels welcome - Beginners, Intermediate, & Advanced

Description

If you want to learn how to teach the Bible to children, then get "How to Teach The Bible To Children" written by a person who has real life experience teaching kids about the Bible.

Do you have a passion to teach the Bible to children but just don't know how to get started? If so, then this guide is for you. This guide is designed to help you fulfill your passion to teach God's word to children by supplying you with practical tips about how to go about teaching the Bible to children.

- The guide walks you through the steps of how to prepare yourself so you will be able to teach the Bible, but it doesn't stop there.

- It teaches you step-by-step how to prepare a Bible lesson, all the way from choosing the subject matter, to preparing the visuals, to including applications along with the story.

- Besides teaching you how to teach a Bible lesson, this guide also includes other suggestions for creative ways to teach the Bible and to encourage children to remember what they have been taught.

- It provides ideas for Bible memory, for review games, for crafts, and for developing relationships with the children that you teach as well as with their parents.

- This guide also answers such questions as how to recruit children to come to your Bible lessons and how to deal with distractions and difficult children. It is designed not only for those who teach Sunday school or Bible club, but also for any parent or grandparent who wants to teach the children in their lives about the Word of God, and to train them to live for the Lord!


About the Expert

Anne Snyder has been teaching the Bible to children for over ten years. This career of teaching began with her desire to reach out to the neighborhood children. She attended a training session with Child Evangelism Fellowship, but has gained most of her experience by teaching children. The Lord has enabled her to teach children in three countries and in three languages. Anne has been involved in an after-school Bible club, in village children's ministries, in day-camps, and in her church's Vacation Bible Schools. She considers it a great blessing to see how God uses His Word to work in their lives and the lives of their parents.

Who this course is for:

  • Bible Teachers
  • Sunday School Teachers
  • Bible Enthusiasts

Report abuse