Category: Biblical Integration

Biblical integration is teaching content from the perspective that the Bible is true and relevant to our lives. In 1962 the U.S. Supreme Court banned school-sponsored prayer in public schools. In 1963 the Supreme Court extended the ban to include the systematic daily reading of the Bible. These actions have wrongly led educators and individuals to no longer consider biblical truths when teaching specific content.

If you are a Christian or follower of Jesus, you know the struggle. Removing a godly perspective from any area of your life feels wrong. If you teach in a Christian school or parent in a Christian home, then it is expected that you integrate biblical truths into each lesson. However, if you are in a public school, you have students who do not share your beliefs and faith. Is biblical integration still important? Indirectly, it is. The Bible is a source of truth whether we believe it or not. Therefore, integrating it into education is an important aspect of teaching and learning.

As part of the Creative Teaching Resources shared on this website, Dawn Stephens creatively integrates biblical truths. Within this category, she shares how her own life’s stories integrate biblical truths too. All scripture is valuable for teaching what is right, rebuking what is not right, and educating how to stay right. (2 Timothy 3:16)

Integrate means to bring things together and unite ideas. Our educational institutions want inclusion and unity. When shared correctly, the Bible is something that should unite us all.

From Mourning to Joy: 8 Lessons in the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount

Little Pot shares lessons with the beatitudes from the sermon on the mount. Each bee has an attitude to represent a beatitude.

What do Beatitudes mean? Unlock a Fruitful Life with 8 “Bee Attitude” Lessons.

Beatitudes lead to a fruitful life. Learn a lot with Little Pot as we study the 8 beatitudes in Matthew 5.

Transform your character teaching with these 7 FREE lessons.

Character teaching and helping others develop the skills of a good citizen can be challenging. However, Little Pot, the main character in the lesson and a fruit-bearing vessel created by the potter brings clarity and simplicity to the task. Additionally, in these seven FREE lessons, children learn the fruit-bearing cycle of the Holy Spirit.

7 Free Lessons in the Education for Character that Blooms Knowledge.

Teaching about character traits can be tricky. However, Little Pot, the main character in the lesson and a fruit-bearing vessel created by the potter brings clarity and simplicity to the task. Additionally, in these seven FREE lessons, children learn the fruit-bearing cycle and how to produce love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Likewise, the activities perfectly blend fun and learning with understanding. The fifth lesson in this series fosters healthy relationships. So, let’s dive into Little Pot’s fifth lesson and continue teaching about character traits.

Teaching about character traits with Little Pot – #5 Fostering Healthy Relationships

How to teach character traits with Little Pot – #4 Integrity

Knowing how to teach character traits can be tricky. However, Little Pot, the main character in the lesson and a fruit-bearing vessel created by the potter brings clarity and simplicity to the task. Additionally, in these seven FREE lessons, children learn the fruit-bearing cycle and how to produce love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Likewise, the activities perfectly blend fun and learning with understanding. The fourth lesson in this series, A Strong and Upright Stem, is all about integrity. So, let’s dive into Little Pot’s fourth lesson and discover how to teach character traits!

Little Pot’s 7 Free Lessons for Teaching Character Traits – #3 The Seed

Teaching character traits with Little Pot, the main character in the lesson, and a fruit-bearing vessel created by the potter can be an exciting adventure. Through the journey, children learn the fruit-bearing cycle and how to produce love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These lessons perfectly blend fun and learning with engaging activities. The third lesson in this series, The Seed, is all about planting the correct information so good character can grow. So, let’s dive into Little Pot’s third lesson and discover the significance of The Seed!

Scripture for Humility and 7 Lessons in Character With Little Pot

If you follow the scripture for humility, you can cultivate good character. Humility is a necessary ingredient to grow good character. Just ask Little Pot, a vessel created by the potter to grow fruit. It provides an excellent opportunity for teaching children about love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These free lesson plans use Little Pot’s fruit-growing cycle as the key to character education.

7 Free Lesson Plans for Teaching How to Grow Character with Little Pot – 1.

An educator knows teaching character development is just as important as teaching academic subjects. But how do you make character development fun and engaging for your students? Little Pot, a vessel created by the potter to grow fruit provides an excellent opportunity for teaching children about love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and self-control.

4 Unique Children’s Stories focused in Scriptures on Potter and Clay

The imagery of a potter and clay is a powerful metaphor used throughout the Bible to illustrate God’s love and plan for his people. These four children’s stories bring this imagery to life in a way that is easy for young readers to understand, making them perfect for teaching about God’s love and plan.

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