What Makes Our Video Curriculum Unique?
Curriculum That Enables Spiritual Growth
Our philosophy is to provide a consistent, creative and age-appropriate curriculum that includes fun and focused learning. Our curriculum has and is developed to offer a next step and involve families in the learning process with their children. Family EnterAction Guides, Activity Books, and Weekly handouts are all methodologies designed at helping children and families dig deeper and build Christ centered attributes into their lives. In essence we want our kids to “walk the talk.” We want kids to KNOW Christ and GROW in Christ. We want our Leaders to SHOW children by their example and we want our Program to FLOW in an effective and efficient way that would make the lesson “sticky” or memorable to each child.
Flexible, Fun and Creative
By answering four questions in each and every lesson we will provide a creative, edgy, fun and biblically based lesson that is designed not only to be “learned” but “lived” during the week. The four questions in each lesson are:
1. What Should I See? (The Story or Biblical Example)
2. What’s The Key? (The Main Key to Unlock The Life Lesson In The Story)
3. What’s That To Me? (Answers How The Story Applies To The Student’s World)
4. How Should I Be? (An Application for Each Student To Live Out During The Week)
The curriculum has a DVD with each lesson on it. A CD with printable handouts, family EnterAction guides and Activity books. The curriculum can be used in a home, in a church, in a trailer at a camp at a VBS, and the list goes on. Children will be able to watch the DVD and then answer questions that are asked during two games later in other DVD segments. Games such as G3 and Total Recall add stickiness to the lesson so children can recall it later in the week. Each game refers back to the lesson in order to point out the highlights for that particular week.
This is a curriculum that requires little to no prep prior to the small group. (By the way, you can use this for a large group or small group or both at the same time, it’s that flexible!) The curriculum can be used with groups of 500 or 10