Scripts

This Sunday School lesson on Noah and the Ark is designed for 2nd – 4th graders. It’s part of The Book of Life curriculum that is available inside the BetterBibleTeachers membership. What follows is a lesson script. Read it, study it, and then make it your own. No one wants to watch a teacher straight […]

Below is a lesson script you can use to teach your elementary Sunday School class about the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant. While this lesson script can be read verbatim, I’d encourage you to look it over and make it your own!!   Objects needed: a crown of some sort, a bag of lollipops Who

Spiritual Warfare is a fuuuuunnnn topic for Sunday School teachers. In the past I’ve suggested some tricks you might use to jazz your Armor of God lesson up a bit. Today, I want to give you the script for teaching specifically a Helmet of Salvation Sunday School Lesson. So without further ado….   Okay, I

The Daniel and the Lion’s Den story is very familiar to kids. So the challenge for a teacher is to keep the story fresh and interesting. Of course we don’t want make up our fun facts to insert in the Daniel and the Lions Den story…we have to stick to God’s Word! That’s a non-negotiable.

Resurrection Sunday (Easter!) has to be the most wonderful weekend of the year. Christmas is amazing but as Paul said Jesus’ resurrection is THE reason (“And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile…” I Cor. 15:17) we can trust the message of the gospel. So what follows below is an elementary Sunday

Palm Sunday we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and we then talk of His road to the cross that Friday. Below is a Sunday School lesson you can use with your elementary Sunday School class the weekend before Easter. You could use the lesson verbatim as is written below, but I’d encourage you to

It was dark and a shadowy figure skittered and dashed through the alleyways, hoping that no one would see him. He was on a mission! One that could potentially cost him his life, if someone happened to see where he was going. No, he wasn’t James Bond out to catch the bad guys. And he

Objects Needed: sheet (laid in middle of room prior to lesson), battery operated candles, doubled paper bags How many of you guys have ever tried to play a game with an uneven number of people? You know, you’re playing soccer out on a field and you have 15 people, which means one team is going to