Reward the Positive One key to managing behavior in your club and small groups is to consistently recognize and reward positive behaviors. Here are three different strategies for your Kids Club. Idea #1: 500 Point Chart A 500 Point Chart is a reward incentive for the whole group. Each week, every child gets a…Continue reading 3 Ideas For Positive Behavior Reinforcement …Continue reading 3 Ideas For Positive Behavior Reinforcement
Asking Questions to Build Relationships
Asking questions is one simple way that you can intentionally build relational connections with children. To relate to children on a deeper level, we need to ask questions that elicit more than a shrug of the shoulders, a nod, or one- word answers like, “Fine,” or “Fun.” Instead, we can ask questions that lead to…Continue reading Asking Questions to Build Relationships …Continue reading Asking Questions to Build Relationships
Dealing with Challenging Behaviors
Dealing with Challenging Behaviors One of the struggles we often hear from leaders is, “How do I effectively handle negative behaviors like disruption and disrespect from students?” There are tons of “behavior management” systems that you can use (our favorite is the ticket raffle), but ultimately there is no one-size-fits-all solution. These principles are…Continue reading Dealing with Challenging Behaviors …Continue reading Dealing with Challenging Behaviors
Holiday Curriculum
“Let’s Celebrate!” is a mini-series composed of holiday-themed lessons that are designed for Kids Club. The series includes biblical lessons for both large and small groups as well as special craft, snack and game ideas for each of the following celebration opportunities: Back to School Thanksgiving Christmas New Year’s Day Valentine’s Day St. Patrick’s Day…Continue reading Holiday Curriculum …Continue reading Holiday Curriculum