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Technology Can’t Replace Relationships in Ministry
I’m so glad we have technology. I remember the days of sending postcard reminders and monthly newsletters that promoted activities, but all that stuff took tons of time. Now, I can answer texts and emails so much easier. Being able to post all the details on a website for people to find is great! Be…

Blocks in a Bag
The blocks center is an area in a preschool room with a shelf unit for blocks and space for block activities. Boys and girls need adequate space for block activities, preferably away from doorways and other activities. Consider placing some blocks in paper bags to get the attention of curious preschoolers. …
December Activities
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Help! My Church Promotes Before September
For New 3s Move the leader guide to the new class with your new 3s. Use Bible Teaching for Kids 1s & 2s Leader Guide in your new 3s class. You could use it exclusively or use it to supplement the 3s–Pre-K leader guide. Keep group time short. Many young 3s will not be ready…

Podcast: 12 Tips for Counseling Children
Points to Remember when Counseling Children 1. Deal with each child individually. 2. Ask open ended questions. 3. Listen. 4. Encourage the child to express personal ideas and feelings. 5. Leave the door open for future conversation. 6. Understand the emotional, mental and spiritual development of a child. Here is a chart I use to reference this information. I hope it will…