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Discover Beautiful Visual Theology Posters

Visual theology posters can be a great way to connect students with Lutheran religion beliefs. Does your curriculum encourage you to teach Luther’s Small Catechism? Maybe you are like me. I believe that theology should be tightly connected to scripture. My instruction should be taught in a way that is

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Ideas for Lutheran School Themes

Lutheran school themes can be such a challenge to think of every year! If you are looking for ideas for school themes, here is a comprehensive list as a reference for you. Old Testament Jeremiah 28:10 – What’s Your Plan? Psalm 18:2 – Rock Solid Psalm 66:5 – God is

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Fruits of the Spirit Worksheets

Fruits of the Spirit worksheets for youth are the perfect way to help your students learn about this important aspect of Scripture. These go beyond learning the names of the fruits. The Fruits of the Holy Spirit lesson includes Bible stories to help broaden a student’s understanding of each fruit.

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Do You Know the Ascension Day Meaning?

The Ascension Day meaning can be found in the Bible in the book of Luke. After Easter, Jesus is on earth for 40 days. Throughout this time, he sees the disciples several times. The disciples are overjoyed that He has returned and could now be an earthly king. Yet, Jesus

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Holy Week School Chapel Ideas

Holy Week is approaching soon. Have you been looking at the date on your calendar all year? Your class has chapel this month. Have you been nervously thinking about this for months with no perfect idea in mind? However, you are not alone. Chapel skits are my number one most

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Repurpose Distance Learning Resources

Can you find a way to repurpose distance learning resources? While it has been almost a year since the pandemic began, we are (perhaps) starting to see an end in sight for distance learning. A vaccine is becoming available, and many students are back in the classroom. You bought all

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An Excellent Holy Week Activity for the Classroom

How many of you include a Holy Week activity for middle school or elementary in your curriculum? At first thought, that question almost seems unnecessary. Of course, it is common to find this topic in Christian schools. Unquestionably, Easter is one of the most popularly attended church services of the

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Using Sketch Notes in the Middle School Classroom

Sketch notes are a virtual representation of information given in a lecture that students capture in a manner that varies from traditional note-taking. It is rare that a middle school student gets an opportunity to dig out their Crayola. How can you keep your students engaged and give them the

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Teaching Lent Activities in the Classroom

What Lent activities do you use in the classroom? Lent is a season that is very common in the Christian classroom, but it is rarely well-known by students. They may think that it is about giving up a certain treat, but there are more details that they need to know.

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