Kingdom
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Kingdom Quest Age Groups
Our recyclable Sunday school curriculum allows you to purchase the curriculum once and use it year after year! Kingdom Quest Sunday school lessons teach kids in a large group/small group format about Jesus in a language they can understand!
Ages 2 & 3
Kingdom Quest Sunday school lessons teach kids about Jesus in a language they can understand!
Children begin with a puppet presentation and the Bible event. In their small groups, they reinforce the Bible truth through a snack, craft, game, songs, and even acting out the Bible event themselves.
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Ages 4-5-K
Kingdom Quest Sunday school lessons teach kids about Jesus in a language they can understand!
In the large group presentation, children are captivated by special storytelling techniques, audience participation drama or even an occasional costumed character.
In small groups, children rehearse the Take Home Point as they move from game to snack and to craft. A puppet helps the kids leave with the main point.
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Grades 1-4
Kingdom Quest Sunday school lessons teach kids about Jesus in a language they can understand!
In Kingdom Quest Grades 1-4, children begin in their small groups with a learning readiness activity. This grabs their attention and helps them build friendships.
Then all groups come together for a creative presentation of the Bible event. This is introduced with puppet humor but delivers solid Biblical content through interactive storytelling techniques.
Kids return to their small groups to investigate the Bible and discuss application. A learning craft, snack or game helps the take home point stick!
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Grades 5 & 6
Kingdom Quest Sunday school lessons teach kids about Jesus in a language they can understand!
Students are challenged with topics relevant to the preteen years. Lessons begin with small group activities that help kids build friendships.
Small groups gather for a large group presentation using a dramatized character and audience participation.
Kids return to their small groups to investigate the Bible and discuss application. Often the take home point is reinforced with an age-appropriate art project, snack, or game.
