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5 Types of Sunday School Curriculum
The five types of formation approaches into which curricula can be grouped. Lectionary, Montessori, Story, Rotation, and Thematic.
Classroom Management, Sunday School Style
Mid-season is the ideal time for behavior to deteriorate. Students and teachers together can shape classroom management so Sunday mornings can focus on God.
6 Items Every Sunday School Room Needs
Do you teach young children? Here are the items I can’t live without, plus my humble tips for Sunday School.
10 Tips for Sunday School Teacher Training
Teacher training – structure and tools for your volunteers – will set the stage for the care and nurture of the children and all people in your church. Together, your ministry will bear fruit for years to come.
A Curriculum that Forms and Supports Teachers: The Episcopal Children’s Curriculum
Through its lesson plans and supplemental materials, the Episcopal Children’s Curriculum forms and supports teachers as well as children.
Bits and Pieces: How We Use the Episcopal Children’s Curriculum
How to use the Episcopal Children’s Curriculum in pieces and as a whole to offer the very best Christian Formation lessons and materials available.
Navigating the Episcopal Children’s Curriculum Online
The entire Episcopal Children’s Curriculum is archived online. We’ll walk you through what the curriculum looks like and how to locate the pieces.
Why We Chose the Episcopal Children’s Curriculum
Episcopal Children’s Curriculum provides a solid foundation for kids, parents & teachers. ECC is easy to implement and adapts well to current-day use.
DVD Review: Kids and Prayer
A new DVD for elementary-age students that teaches children an overall concept of Christian prayer in a fun and engaging way.
Curriculum Review: TeenText
TeenText is a weekly, lectionary-based curriculum for grades 6-8 and 9-12.
Illustrated Children’s Ministry: A Resource for all Ages
Illustrated Children’s Ministry provides artistic resources for learning and coloring throughout the church year, for congregations, classrooms and homes.
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