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Adults can have a lot of difficult relationships. But don’t forget, our kids can tangles relationships as well. Try this fun Bible School activity to help them learn that a little love and kindness can untangle the messiest webs.

Do your kids know that Jesus is the way, the truth and the life? John 14:6 should be known and memorized by every Christian. Here is a super Bible school activity to help your children learn about this great truth.

Do your kids know that sin is like “missing the mark”? Romans 3:23 says that all of us sin and do what’s wrong at times. Play this fun Bible school activity to help your kids learn and memorize this important truth.

Are your kids good at sharing about the kindnesses of the Lord with their friends? Isaiah 63:7 says that we should “tell of the kindnesses of the Lord.” Here is a fun Bible school activity to help them memorize this great verse so that they can know how important it is to share God’s love and goodness.

Play this fun Bible school activity that uses a game of pairing important Bible people or things together while also promoting the memorization of the verse.

The first year of school will take more of your time than any other year. If the proper foundation is laid in the first grade, the child can almost take himself through his lessons the rest of his school years.

Do your kids like to eat? Of course they do! But do they consider God’s Word tasty? If not, try this fun Bible school activity to help them learn about different foods in the Bible and how God’s Word is truly sweeter than honey.

Many studies have examined the connection between learning fine arts and academic achievement. The Master’s Academy of Fine Arts is a fine application of these findings.

Leadership education is a method of bringing up your kids to become respected future leaders, businessmen, church leaders and statesmen in the community.

If you sense your child getting frustrated with a particular skill, do not panic but take a break. Learning is developmental, just like riding a bike.