Check Lists For Teachers

Check Lists for Teachers Attention! All teachers and assistants:

11/1/09 I need you to follow this check list as you lead students in your small

group. This will help us to better guide our students in their Bible-based fun activities. Please check this list as you direct your kids… Thank you in advance for your help.

All classes: _____ Greet your students as you take attendance. (If they are newcomers, please add them on the list.)

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• As parents come in to sign them out, try to get the missing information from their parents… ^^ Pray!!! Today’s lesson: THE CALL TO CHARACTER Power Point: God helps me to live a clean life. Memory V.: Offer your bodies to him as a living sacrifice, pure and pleasing. (Romans 12:1) Bible Lesson Scripture: Daniel 1:1-21 (Daniel Pleases God)

Small Group Check Lists (Please put check marks on the line as you teach…^^)

____ Check attendance and circle the kids who came early. ____ Check their homework (Joobo – reading & praying daily, take home homework) Give out weekly check points and sign their bulletins after you check them. Encourage your students to read Bible and obey His word daily!!!

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Go over the Memory Verse…

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Go over God Encounter & Jesus Factor: If materials are not prepared just go over the points!!!

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Ask your students to fill out “Prayer Request” forms if you don’t have their prayer cards. (Please turn it into Miriam gsm, we’ll put the copies in your mail box in our Conference room)

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If your students’ names are highlighted please ask them to fill out Registration forms… (on that week it will be updated on our edu.sarang.com)

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Before ending, please pray for your students…

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Sign your students out as parents come in… (1st – 4th graders) Return all supplies to our Teacher Conference room 105. Encourage your students to bring their Bible every week.

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(You could even write down their prayer requests, if time allows…)

Teachers if you don’t come to church without any notification for two times, you will become TA the next week.(Please notify us calling, texting, or emailing 24 hours prior (48hours preferred) – contact Marty bgm 714-270-4770.) Teachers who miss the teachers meeting won’t be able to teach the next week. Teachers who are not worshipping with our kids won’t be able to teach small group. Teachers check our http://tedholywave.posterous.com/ to get all your info. you need for your students and yourselves… (each week’s joobo, check lists, all forms…etc)

o Teachers, please call, call, call your students who are absent!!! Next week’s lesson: A Whale of a Tale Power Point: Disobedience brings trouble. Memory Verse: If you follow your selfish desires, you will harvest destruction, but if you follow the Spirit, you will harvest eternal life. (Galatians 6:8) Bible Lesson Scripture: Jonah 1:1-2:10 (The Story of Jonah) Lesson Overview:

It doesn’t take a lot of experience to know that some kids are more prone to getting into trouble than others. Certain kids have a hard time keeping quiet when it’s time to listen—others are “professional” aggravators. Some are ready to challenge authority at every opportunity—others simply tune out when they’re supposed to be tuning in. The factors that make some children more prone to misbehave vary from child to child. Misbehavior can stem from poor parenting, family problems, absent fathers, hyperactivity, low selfesteem, attention deficit disorder, anxiety, spiritual strongholds, poor diet and many other factors. However, the central truth in this lesson is the same, whatever the reason for misbehavior: Disobedience brings trouble. Some kids are so used to getting into trouble that they’ve come to believe that they can’t help themselves. They seem to think that they’re automatically going to disobey and suffer consequences, so they may as well get some pleasure out of it. T.E.D. (3rd Elem. Dept.) is the perfect place to instill in these kids the truth that God has wired them for getting more pleasure out of good behavior than bad. Here are some things you can do to improve the behavior of all kids in your ministry: 1. Regularly pray for the children and their needs. 2. Plan and lead the T.E.D. service effectively. Most misbehavior will be corralled if you do. 3. Keep T.E.D. rules few and simple, and enforce them consistently. 4. Reward kids for good behavior. Strive to catch kids at being good. 5. Give as little attention as possible to poor behavior. It’s best for helpers to correct problems rather than the leader correcting children from the stage. 6. Keep short accounts. This means every kid gets a fresh start every week.

10/31 (Sat) “G.L.O.W.” 2009 was a great success!!! Thank you all for helping us out!!! 11/1 (Sun) Birthday Party 11/14 (Sat) Teacher Training 9-12pm (Clara Kim, Sophia Kim, Grace Lee, Sun Nyeo Choi, Sam Lee, Evan Song) 11/15 (Sun) Teacher Training 2-5pm (David Oh, Kristina Baik, Jasmine Baik, Jane Kim, Esther Lee, Ruth Yang) 11/21 (Sat) Coordinators Meeting 10:30 – 1:30pm 11/22 (Sun) Gift Day/ Thanksgiving 11/28 (Sat) Christmas Decoration Teacher sign up for Sat. Prep: 7: 21:

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