Showing posts with label Teaching Aids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teaching Aids. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 2, 2016

Sermon Notes Sheet

Over the years I've taught Bible classes for ages from cradle roll up through adult women.  

One of the age groups that I'm currently teaching is 10 – 12 year olds and we are studying the establishment of the church.  I love to see their interest and enthusiasm as I weave account after account together of what early Christians did and went through as they strove to ‘go into all the world and teach the gospel.’ The students comments of, ‘oh no, Mrs. Patsy, you can’t stop there’ gives me fuel to keep on keeping on.  I pray that their enthusiasm never dies.


In addition to weaving biblical accounts (And yes, we do use our Bibles in class.  It is important that the students know that these accounts are what God’s Word says and not what Mrs. Patsy says.), we also play Bible games, pray together about their cares and concerns, do Bible memorization and in order to help them listen a bit better during the sermon, each student leaves my class with this sermon notes sheet and clipboard.  They listen to the sermon, fill out the sheet and give it back to me at the end of worship before leaving the building.  (We go over them at the beginning of each class the following Sunday.)

You can find the sermons note sheet HERE!


Patsy

Sunday, July 31, 2016

What is Chalking?

I learned to chalk at PTP several years ago and have kept it up since.  Mostly I chalk biblical characters and scenes to be used in teaching God’s Word. 

I’m often asked ‘what is chalking?’ so I offer this brief explanation along with a few of the pieces I’ve chalked …
 
Items you will need:

poster board

image you want to chalk (be aware that some images are copyright)
tape (I use freezer tape)
pencil
eraser
sharpie marker
scissors
pastel chalk  
projector
 or a way to project the image 

Here are the steps ...


Tape the blank poster board onto a wall or door


Set up projector to reflect image onto poster board


Darken room enough so you can see image on poster board  


Sketch image onto poster board using pencil


Remove poster board from wall and place on a flat surface 


Outline image with sharpie


Use eraser and erase any remaining pencil marks


Cut image out


Chalk ... (color with chalk and blend with your fingers) I like to start with faces, hands and feet


Highlight and Shade


Laminate


I hope you enjoy this little peek into my chalking world!



patsy