Bøger af Phyllis Vos Wezeman

This focused, fun, faith-filled second volume to teaching prayer opens the door to creative techniques that can be used for intergenerational sessions and other classroom settings. The lessons are concrete and practical, centering around activities designed to bring out a particular prayer theme. Activities include drama, dance, games, music, storytelling, and art to shape a stimulating environment in which to bring prayer alive. This valuable resource is a simple and direct method for teaching both children and adults how to talk with God. 21. Meal Time Prayers 22. Evening Prayer 23. Psalm 23 24. 24 Hours 25. Feast Days 26. Letters of the Alphabet 27. Books of the New Testament 28. Promises of God 29. Syllables 30. Pieces of Silver 31. Prayer Guide 32. Names of Jesus 33. Jesus' Passion 34. Body Postures 35. Creation 36. Growth Chart 37. Symbols 38. Spontaneous Prayer 39. Prayer Chain 40. Wilderness Experiences

This focused, fun, faith-filled guide to teaching prayer opens the door to creative techniques that can be used for intergenerational sessions and other classroom settings. The lessons are concrete and practical, centering around activities designed to bring out a particular prayer theme. Activities include drama, dance, games, music, storytelling, and art to shape a stimulating environment in which to bring prayer alive. This valuable resource is a simple and direct method for teaching both children and adults how to talk with God. Overview 1. God 2. Prayer Partners 3. Trinity 4. Parts of Prayer 5. Senses 6. Jars of Water 7. Gifts of the Spirit 8. Beatitudes 9. Fruit of the Spirit 10. Commandments 11. The Lord's Prayer 12. The Apostles' Creed 13. Disciples 14. Works of Mercy 15. Stations of the Cross 16. Old Testament Prophets 17. Saint Patrick's Prayers 18. The Pharisee and the Publican 19. Gospels 20. Fingers and Toes

This delightful collection tells Bible stories in creative, interactive ways that will engage anyone from the toddlers through adulthood. They are a great way to add life to classes or retreat-like experiences, and include stories about creation, Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Jesus, John the Baptist, Peter, the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son, the woman at the well, the apostle Paul, and many, many more. These playful stories involve the learner in the process and ensure that the Bible story is understood an internalized.Phyllis Vos Wezeman utilizes a variety of storytelling techniques: - Action stories include gestures and movements to interpret each line.- Echo stories are initiated by a leader, with the last phrase of each sentence repeated by all participants.- Rhythm stories are rhyming verses that can be accompanied by a clapping pattern.- Syllable stories are organized into lines of two syllables each, and can be accompanied by a quick, catchy thigh slapping and snapping.Participants will love these stories and so will you as a leader!

Our faith stories have been passed down from generation to generation, and entrusted to us to share in fresh and interesting ways that make an impression. You'll find here a wealth of practical possibilities for telling and reviewing these stories to the young and old. These easy-to-use techniques require very simple materials; for some you need only a Bible and your imagination. Each technique can be used for multiple purposes: to teach a prayer, to tell the story of a saint, or to enjoy a Scripture story in a new way. For each teaching technique there is a list of materials needed, a clear description of the technique, and examples of how to use it. 100 Creative Techniques for Teaching Bible Stories is a treasure chest of fun ideas and activities. It is an ideal resource for catechists and religion teachers as well as for those preparing liturgies, summer programs, and intergenerational activities. Chapters: - Telling the Story through Art - Telling the Story through Banners/Textiles - Telling the Story through Creative Writing - Telling the Story through Dance/Gesture/Movement - Telling the Story through Drama - Telling the Story through Games - Telling the Story through Music - Telling the Story through Photography - Telling the Story through Puppetry - Telling the Story through Storytelling

Offers parents a comforting way to grieve when the need arises. The themes may also be easily adapted for use in small and large group settings such as a support group, a prayer service, or a family ministry session.