The
child who sits in class like a zombie, showing no interest, will become
automatically drawn into a Bible game. Or “Joe Cool” who wouldn’t be caught
dead participating in any way can’t resist enjoying a fun
game.
“A
little bit of sugar makes the medicine go down,” sang Walt Disney’s Mary
Poppins. Her point was that even things which are distasteful can be made
pleasant – even fun! This same principle applies to children’s Christian
education.
The
primary purpose of Bible games is to review Bible facts, verses and concepts.
Educational experts indicate that one-third of our teaching time should be spent
reviewing!
Application
of knowledge is vital for utilization. Reviewing helps learning become a
meaningful part of a child’s life.