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Unit 5 for 5-7s looks at the subject of 'Who is Jesus?' From John's Gospel.
This manual is designed to be used with the specific child's component and posters for this unit. There is also a Leader's Pack available.
CLICK is a Bible-based programme for teaching and discipling children from 3-11 years. The CLICK curriculum is based on the belief that the Bible’s own theological framework should direct what is taught and how it is taught. CLICK is Bible-based, teaching the major events, concepts and doctrines of the Bible. It’s also great fun!
Each comprehensive Leader's Manual includes:
(Review written for 'Click Unit 5: 5-7s Leader's PACK (Manual + Posters + Child's Component)')
The ‘Click’ books are a fantastic resource for our Sunday club. They are very easy to navigate and offer lots of ideas. The children’s activities that you can purchase with them are a great supplement which our young ones are enjoying doing. Would recommend if you are a church/club looking for material to use with your groups.
(Review written for 'Click Unit 5: 5-7s Child's Component')
These workbooks with unit 5 are particularly excellent. More to do than some of the other child components. Beautiful quality and colour, fun shapes to stick in each week and some writing too. Used these with our class age 4 to 8 and all enjoyed them. Highly recommend this unit.
(Review written for 'Click Unit 5: 5-7s Child's Component')
The child component for Click Unit 5: 5-7s is the Son of God 'scrapbook', an A4 magazine. There is a colourful page per session, with spaces for the 'photo' (provided) )and 'blessings shape' (a photocopiable) to be stuck, as well as spaces to write. Our children are eager to be given their Scapbooks, and are excited when it's time to do them. The various spaces on the pages create an anticipation when the children flick through their booklets.
With this child component, the contents of the Scrapbook reinforce the teaching in the session to a greater extent than some of the other child components for other Units, and we feel this one is very well worth using.
The number of children who attend our Children's Church on a Sunday morning fluctuates from two to eight (with an age range of three to ten), and only a small core attend each week. We decided to allocate our regulars their own Scrapbook, and have 'communal' ones for the children who only come occasionally - these communal ones are given to whichever child attends that day. We look after the Scrapbooks each week, and stick the 'photos' and 'blessings shapes' into the communal scrapbooks to keep them current.
My quibble would be that the paper of the Scrapbook is shiny, so using pencil and felt pen to fill things in is tricky - a non-glossy paper would work better.
