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How do you feel about developing biblically integrated units/lessons? Overwhelmed? Excited? Hesitant? Explain.
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The task does seem daunting, but with the information shared it will be easier this year.
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We already use Bible based curriculum and each unit opens up with a verse. Now I feel excited and can be more intentional in presenting and exploring that verse instead of just tussling with multiple verses and deciding which one to focus on for weekly memory verses. Now I can incorporate them throughout the unit levels.
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I’m excited. I have been doing this for the past three years in my classes. It is always a joy to make real biblical connections to the literature I am teaching. I love to challenge my students to make connections from what we are reading to scripture; and compare and contrast characters from their reading to events or people in the Bible.
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I am excited to move past the “survival” stage of my lesson planning to get to create rich lessons that are infused with Biblical truths.
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Plans for the class always have more purpose and success if they are pointing students to the Light and enabling those that follow Christ to see that He is not supposed to be compartmentalized in their lives but is instead a vital part of each and every day, activity, task. Looking at this when planning is exciting; to anticipate sharing Him with them in this way is satisfying to me as an ambassador for Christ.
