A good climate for study may be described in words such as these: warmth, trust, enthusiasm, patience, open-mindedness, caring, acceptance, sensitivity, humor, and informality. In … read more

Many teachers understand that, as they prepare their lessons, a few extra spices are often needed to make the classroom mix savory and exciting. Toward that end, here are extra… read more

Brain research has revealed ways to interact, communicate, and learn recognizing gender differences. Please remember, there are always exceptions. And our goal is not to place… read more

The short answer is – YES, you can!So what exactly is a “Rotation Model?” In a rotational setting, the same Bible story or theme is taught for several weeks… read more

I’ll attempt to stay within reasonable bounds in describing some ways you can ready yourself and your teaching space for the fall season. Start With Yourself Take some… read more

Children ask faith questions because they are curious. Children have an insatiable curiosity, a desire and a need to know and to learn. They want to touch, taste, see, hear, smell … read more