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5 Ways to Use Beach Balls in Kids’ Church

Beach Ball Games for Children

Nothing speaks to a child’s playfulness like a bouncing beach ball. Thankfully, these lightweight toys are inexpensive and easy to find. Shopping clearance beach toys every August is a tradition for me and I use every one I find. Besides tossing beach balls around during the praise service, I’ve found some other ways to use [...]

Teaching Skit: Rahab and the Spies Skit

Rahab and the Spies (Joshua 2)

This skit was written directly from the NASB version of Joshua 2. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Suggested props would be: sign saying “Jericho”, flax stalks (or stalks of any kind), scroll, quill pen [...]

Teaching Skit: Philip and the Ethiopian Skit

Bible Teaching Skit Philip-Acts-8

This Bible skit was written directly from the NASB version of Acts 8:26-40. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Use it to supplement your Sunday School lesson or as a fun way to review this [...]

Colorful Candy: Bible Object Lesson

Colorful Candy Object Lesson for Children

Got a handful of colorful candy or maybe a few boxes left over from a recent holiday? Perhaps leftovers aren’t the best choice but you can find different colored candies at the dollar store or your favorite department store for a couple of dollars. Dump those candy pieces into clear bowls and use them for [...]

Summer Safety Tips for Kids’ Camp

Safety Tips for Summer Camp

Summer camps are as American as apple pie and ice cream but in today’s world, you have to take safety issues seriously when kids are involved – especially at church. If your church is sponsoring a week of VBS or a season-long camp, you should consider these important safety tips. Nobody wants accidents to happen [...]

Teaching Skit: Jesus Walks on the Water

Teaching Skit - Jesus and Peter Walking on Water

This skit was written directly from Matthew 14:22-33. This can be done in a simple fashion as reading directly from the script in class or as elaborately as a full skit with costumes, props, and a large audience. Fit this skit to work with your class/children. This was written as a fun way to show [...]