| Some teachers don't have any idea of the
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| | When the music stops, the person that's
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| importance of Sunday school games! Using
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| | holding the toy needs to state one of the
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| games in order to teach lessons is always
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| | commandments. If they cannot think of
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| effective! Kids enjoy winning and as a
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| | one, they're out. This game is short and
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| result, they'll pay attention.
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| | simple but it helps the kids to memorize
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| Therefore, using information about
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| | the Ten Commandments!
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| Christianity as a token to win the game
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| | "Word Builder" is a Sunday school game
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| is an A+ way to get the info across to
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| | that helps with keywords from the Bible.
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| your students!
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| | You'll divide the class into two teams.
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| Along with learning information about the
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| | Each team must have a different colored
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| Bible, religious school is also for
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| | piece of chalk. Begin by writing one
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| learning about other people and learning
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| | word that's relevant to the Bible on the
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| to love everyone for who they are. "The
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| | chalkboard. The 1st team must make
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| Colors of Life" is a perfect activity to
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| | another word using the original word in
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| do on the 1st day of class. You'll need
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| | the same fashion that they would in a
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| a bag of M&M's. Each kid will take a
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| | game of Scrabble. However, all of the
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| handful. Once everyone has some, you'll
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| | words must be related to Christianity.
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| assign a different meaning for each
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| | The game goes on until one of the teams
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| color. For example, blue=family,
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| | cannot think of any more words. The team
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| green=activities, yellow=friends,
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| | with the most words wins.
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| red=school, and brown=random facts.
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| | "Bible Win, Lose or Draw" is a Sunday
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| Whatever number of each color the kids
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| | school game that's fun for everybody.
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| have is the amount of facts about each
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| | Divide the group into two teams. You'll
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| subject that they must share with the
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| | have one person from each team come up at
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| class. After they share their personal
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| | a time. They'll pick a Bible story out
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| facts, they must give an example of from
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| | of a bowl and then draw it for their
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| the Bible. For example, if a student has
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| | team. The team has one minute to guess
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| a blue and they say they have a brother,
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| | what story is being drawn. If the team
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| they must give an example of a
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| | doesn't guess, then the other team has 10
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| brother-brother or brother-sister
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| | seconds to collaborate and then announce
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| relationship from the Bible. After each
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| | 1 guess. The group that answers
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| kid shares a fact, allow them to eat the
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| | correctly (if any) gets 10 points.
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| M&M of that color!
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| | Anyone that can tell where the story came
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| A short Sunday School game called "Hot
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| | from gets an additional 5 points for
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| Bricks" deals with the Ten Commandments.
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| | their team. "Bible Win, Lose or Draw" is
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| This game is sort of like "Hot Potato"
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| | endlessly entertaining.
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| but you'll use a toy brick. Play music.
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