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The kids in your church will love this creative and interactive on-screen game zoomed in on favorite foods. See who can name the foods before everyone else. Play these super fun games in your Children’s Ministry that gets everyone involved. It’s time to zoom!
This bundle includes 12 different on-screen game videos. The download file is a very large ZIP folder containing the following individual videos' as .mov files (compatible with Apple Devices, Windows Computers, and all presentation software).
- Name That Candy Bar
- Name That Candy
- Name That Cereal
- Name That Fruit
- Name That Veggie
- Name That VBS Snack
- Name That Snack Vol. 1
- Name That Snack Vol. 2
- Name That Food Vol. 1
- Name That Food Vol. 2
- Name That Food Vol. 3
- Name That Food Vol. 4
Kids Love Zoom Out Games
A zoom out guessing game video for kids is a great way to keep them entertained while they learn. These videos features a short clip of an item extremely close "zoomed in." The kids are challenged to guess the object as the video begins to zoom out so that the children can see more of the context. This type of video is not only entertaining, but it also helps to develop critical thinking skills.
Children's Church Game Videos
Watch the video clip preview or download the free sample game to try this teaching approach in your children's ministry or Sunday School.
This product is a digital download, which means you will receive a ZIP download file after completing the check-out process. Because of all of the incredible elements in this game, it is too large of a file to host directly on our site. Please note: It is too large of a file to view on a mobile device.
What is an On-Screen Game for Children's Ministry?
On-screen games are a great way to engage children in ministry. By providing a visual element, on-screen games can help kids to understand and participate in the lesson. On-screen games can also be used to reinforce key concepts or challenge kids to think critically about the material. While there are many different types of on-screen games available, some popular choices for children's ministry include trivia games, memory games, and word puzzles. On-screen games are a fun and interactive way to help kids learn about God and grow in their faith.
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Sunday School Store Curriculum for Kids: Bible Lessons for Children's Ministry at Church
Choosing a Sunday School curriculum requires discernment. As a Bible teacher, you deserve to know what we believe.
100% Committed to Teaching the BIBLE for Kids
We use the confessional statement of the Gospel Coalition. We are conservative, Bible believers, who see the Gospel of Jesus Christ the unifying principle of Christians.
Small Churches Make a Big Impact
Real ministry happens through relationships. That's why God loves to work through small churches. The Kingdom of God is not about bigger buildings but about faithfulness to Jesus. “For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7b
Sunday School Teaching is a Calling from God
Teaching the Bible is a serious calling. James 3:1 says, “we who teach will be judged more strictly.” As your resource provider, we feel the same responsibility too. You can trust the words in our material when you teach your class each Sunday.
God's Love is Always Relevant for Children
Children need teachers who love them, pray for them, and call them by name. The Bible is sufficient to change hearts. The Old Testament and New Testament Bible stories are filled with the Gospel when shared by a loving teacher.
Curriculum Should Not Break Your Church Budget
We know kids ministry budgets are tight and many teachers purchase curriculum from their own personal finances. Our material is available in affordable digital download format.
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What Makes Our Bible Lessons Different?
1. Written by real Sunday School teachers
- we know it works because we taught it first
- our team is on the front-lines of ministry, not some office building
2. Made for real churches, with limited curriculum budgets
- we know budgets are tight
- perfect for smaller churches, where people actually know one anther
3. Deep Bible content
- we know the Bible can change lives
- knowing God comes by knowing His word
4. Fun Lessons Plans
- we don't chase pop-culture trends
- learning can be fun, but silly themes become a distraction
5. Easy PDF download, email, and print
- everything comes in both PDF and Word documents
- co-teachers can download their own copy of everything
- Lessons will include worksheets, memory verse activities, preschool games, discussion questions, welcome activities, religious coloring pages, parent discipleship pages
6. 100% flexible to your church calendar and kids ministry schedule
- Church calendars change, we don't lock you into date specific material
- We offer ideas appropriate for all elementary students and preschool aged children.
- You will find teaching material and Bible lessons for Christian holidays like Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, Lent, Advent
7. Preschool and Toddlers can Know God and Learn the Bible
Church nursery is not just playtime, young children in the toddler and preschool ages can learn about Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit is working in the lives of call children. Our Sunday School lessons are made for all age-groups, including elementary, preschool, and preteen students.
What Bible translation is used in your lesson plans?
All our writers are free to use the translation of their choice. This information is also displayed on the product page. Most materials use the ESV (English Standard Version) but can be adapted to your translation of choice. For KJV churches (King James Version) we try offer word docx file format to edit the scripture translation.
What Theology, Catechism, or Christian Creed should be used in religious education at churches?
Christian education is rooted in the traditional Christian creeds, the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Athanasian Creed. They summarize Christian doctrine, expressing the fundamental beliefs of a wide range of Christian churches.
When teaching Christianity to children, we believe the Bible is the best place to start. Jesus Christ promised the Holy Spirit would help us understand God's Word. The goal of religious education is to know Jesus Christ personally and share his love with others.