I’m not going to lie, dealing with behaviors in church is really tough. It’s not school, and it’s only a few hours (maybe only one!) a week—so there’s no time for bad behaviors, right? Wrong. Other people think that church kids should be the best kids. Also wrong. Now, I am not saying you will… Continue reading Dealing with Difficult Behaviors in Church
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Free Church (Interactive!) Object Lesson: Jesus’ Forgiveness
We're moving! I am splitting up the church lessons and the music lessons! You can continue reading this post, but future posts will be housed on BeccasBibleClass.com I know you are thinking-- interactive object lesson? Is that a thing? Well, it is today. This is one of the best lessons that I was able to… Continue reading Free Church (Interactive!) Object Lesson: Jesus’ Forgiveness
Best Easter Sunday Activities for Church
I am going to be honest, I used to struggle with Easter Sunday activities so much. I never knew what lesson to do. The kids are all hyped up on sugar. It’s just kind of ridiculous. I know you are probably sitting there thinking, Becca—you talk about Jesus raising form the dead. Easter Sunday activities… Continue reading Best Easter Sunday Activities for Church
Free Church Lesson: Using Talents for God– Music
Music! Music is one of my favorite things. I am a music teacher—I went to college for Music Education and specialized in voice. I currently teach elementary music (hence: why the blog’s name is Becca’s Music Room), which I love most of the time. So I was really excited to talk to my kids about… Continue reading Free Church Lesson: Using Talents for God– Music
Free Church Lesson: Using Talents for God: Art
This is the second part of our Using Talents for God series, where we talk about all of our different talents and how we can use them for God—in obvious and not so obvious ways. This one is centered on art. I love drawing and painting and sculpting. Lots of my Children’s Church kids do… Continue reading Free Church Lesson: Using Talents for God: Art
Church Lesson: Using Talents for God Part 1
This is a series that my Children’s Church is doing. As always, you can make it more geared towards teenagers or adults or younger kids or whoever you are teaching. My main focus with this series is to really focus on how kids can use their talents for God now. And also, that you can… Continue reading Church Lesson: Using Talents for God Part 1
Free Church Object Lesson for Putting God First
We're moving! I am splitting up the church lessons and the music lessons! You can continue reading this post, but future posts will be housed on BeccasBibleClass.com Disclaimer: I did not come up with this lesson. I actually remember my children’s church teacher doing this lesson for us when I was really young—like 6 or… Continue reading Free Church Object Lesson for Putting God First
Should My Church do VBS? Plus Tips in Case the Answer is Yes!
Yes, January is time to start thinking about VBS! Growing up, I loved VBS. I used to help with the VBS at my church and attend it at other churches. Getting older and moving into a position where I have taught VBS, I realized how much work it was. I also started thinking about what… Continue reading Should My Church do VBS? Plus Tips in Case the Answer is Yes!
My Kids’ Favorite Church Games
We're moving! I am splitting up the church lessons and the music lessons! You can continue reading this post, but future posts will be housed on BeccasBibleClass.com We play a lot of Children’s Church games. We always have one or two games at the beginning of the class, and a few at the end. Why… Continue reading My Kids’ Favorite Church Games
Children’s Church Christmas Lesson for Kids Who Know the Christmas Story
Let’s be honest: I have a hard time teaching Children’s Church on Christmas and Easter. The Christmas lesson is particularly difficult. Yes, I guess it should be the easiest days to teach. But it is not. It is difficult because all of my kids know the Christmas story and the Easter story. My group is 10-15… Continue reading Children’s Church Christmas Lesson for Kids Who Know the Christmas Story