Here is a fun way to introduce the 10 Commandments to your students, small groups or Sunday school. I have used this memorization activity with all ages, from small children to adults.

With enthusiasm, you can "hook" anyone into learning the 10 Commandments, in order, plus, they will become acquainted with an accurate understanding of what each commandment means in the process.

Please note: it was somewhat difficult to describe some of the hand motions for each commandment so please feel free to contact me for any clarifications you might need or want.

I will be adding many more of these items in the near future, so check back often.

Here is a creative way to teach the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5-7.

I have included lesson plans, introductory ideas, illustrations and worksheets that are both completed and left blank for the class to fill in. I have used both the King James Version (KJV) and the New Living Version (NLV) in these lessons.

This Bible unit would be ideal on the high school level and older.

There have been studies conducted on the human brain that show that when someone associates a number or sequence of numbers with events, they have better recall with them than without them.

It is in consideration of these studies that a helpful tool for pastors, Bible teachers, small group or Bible study leaders is a guide of numbers that connect with events in Jesus’ life and times. I have included a chart of numbers that connect with these events, along with corresponding references in the Bible where this information is revealed. Included are 22 sets of numbers.

Here is a creative way to introduce the 12 Disciples of Jesus in the New Testament.

My "Who Were the 12 Disciples?" worksheets give you an introduction quiz, asking your class to name the disciples (with answers included).

Following this quiz, you will find worksheets featuring two disciples per page and then each sheet filled out with information on each disciple. Get to know who these 12 men were that closely followed Jesus and what became of them.

This activity would be ideal on the high school level and older.  I will be adding many more of these items in the near future, so check back often.

Here is a creative way to teach the book of Jonah.

I have included teaching notes, introductory ideas, illustrations and worksheets that are both completed and left blank for the class to fill in. I have used the New International Version (NIV) of the Bible in this unit but you can adapt the worksheets to other versions. This Bible unit would be ideal for upper elementary through adults

Here is a creative way to teach the Life of Joseph from Genesis 37-50.

I have included teaching notes, introductory ideas, illustrations and worksheets that are both completed and left blank for the class to fill in. I have used New International Version (NIV) of the Bible in these lessons but the worksheets can be adapted to other versions.

This Bible unit would be ideal on the high school level and older.