Right now, my Bible class stuff is organized ... sort of. I have a two-drawer filing cabinet packed to the brim with various folders for stories I've taught or ideas I've collected through the years. I also have a large plastic tub full of more ideas and craft examples. And another smaller tub of more craft supplies. And a poster box of various visual aides. And another box or two of more things I brought home from my mother-in-law a few years ago. See my problem? I have to dig through more than one place to find what I'm looking for most of the time. So, when I found this beauty on the marketplace a month or so ago, I pounced on it. (Please ignore the mess surrounding it. The garage is on the to-do list for this summer.) Five empty drawers, just waiting for me to sort various crafts and ideas and papers into them so that I can have a better chance of finding something. I'm completely thrilled with the potential.
So, I'm curious. How do you organize your Bible class materials? Do you have a system, or are you more of a "dump everything into a bin and find it later ... or not" kind of person? I'm always looking for great suggestions!
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1/29/2024 06:01:41 am
Nice Post! I really like this post. Thanks for an informative post.
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I am one of those Bible class teachers who can't stand to just present the lesson and then hand out a worksheet. I want whatever I do in class to stick with the kids, reinforce the lesson, and really make them understand that this isn't just a story ... it's something that really happened. I want to include some of the ideas I've come up with here so that I can hopefully help some of you who want the same thing. I'd love to hear your ideas, too!
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