Each lesson is divided up into easy to follow sections to help you manage the flow of time and content in the classroom.  [View Sample Here] Starting with a Lesson Snapshot, each lesson progresses from Action Items, through Activities, Archive, Activations and finishes up with At Home.

1. Lesson Snapshot

This provides teachers with a birds-eye view of the entire lesson, from scripture & memory verses, to lesson keys and overviews and an activities & materials needed listing.

2. Actions Items

The core of the teaching lesson is contained a power-packed, bulleted outline that gives the teacher talking points for the lesson. 

3. Activities

Primary to our objective was to create a learning experience rather that just a lesson in lecture format with a nominal "activity paper" for something to do.  We've developed activities that are creative and interactive to help students draw from the principles found in the lesson.

4. Archive

Another important step in our learning process is the creation of milestones  that give students a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment.  Using the materials created during the Activities, we encourage all students to compile an Archive Binder to store their creative expressions for review at a later time.

5. Activations

After a lesson is conceptualized in the teaching and formulated in the student's minds through the activities, we move it from theory to practice during thoughtful activation times.

6. At Home

As parents are the key to most learning processes for children, we've developed a "take home" handout that gives parents the tools they need, such as memory verses, to reinforce what their children have learned during the class.