Rotation Lesson Plan Template

((Drew.....how a lesson PRINTSĀ OUT is important to the success of this template. Please look at lessonprintout.htm for my suggestion.)))

Workshop Rotation Model Lesson Plan Template

This form is provided to help you organize your lesson writing process, make your work available to others in your church, and archive your lessons in a searchable database at Rotation.org. The template can be used by several lesson writers in your church --putting all their lessons in the same format as yours by using this Template.

The Template works like most webforms --just fill in the boxes with text. When finished, click "submit." This will allow you to PREVIEW your Lesson Plan. From there you can make changes, print it out, and email it to yourself and then you can then forward to your teachers if you'd like.

After you submit it to Rotation.org, you can find it in the Lesson Form Database and edit it again if you wish. Clicking "Submit" will also submit your lesson the Lessons ExchangeRemember your password!

I've put some lesson writing "tip" inside each box which are meant to be deleted as you work on that area. This template isn't carved in stone. Suggestions appreciated. <><Ā Neil MacQueen, sundaysoft@ee.net

A Workshop Rotation Lesson

Lesson Writer's Name:
Church Name:
City, State/Province:

Email Address of Writer:
Age group you had in mind when you wrote this lesson:
Date:

Password for later editing: All this information is required to use this form.

Lesson Title and Bible Story:

Please be brief and concise as this will help determine where this lesson belongs in the website database (eg. "Prodigal Son" instead something obtuse like "A Lost Soul")

Bible Reference (Book, Chapter, Verse):

Workshop Category: (required for lesson database purposes)
Your church's name for this workshop: (eg. for Art Workshop -"Art Oasis")

Lesson and Scripture Summary in kid-friendly language, image and concept:

Life Application Notes:

What do you hope students will be able to say, do and believe after the lesson? Ā

Preparation:

Room arrangement, supplies, etc.

The Lesson

Gathering/Introductions:

Welcome, Attendance, Nametags, Offering, etc. Introduce subject/story and agenda for the day. Suggest what you hope they will learn.

Opening Dig into the Bible:

Suggestion: start with a question, then dig into the story through reading, acting out, or other creative storytelling method.

Learning Activity Section:

Include activity instructions and Question/Comments to offer during activity.

Modifications of Learning Activity for older and younger students:

Can include vocabulary adjustments, modifications to activity/materials, and additional questions, activities, etc.

Closing:
Closing activity, comments, prayer, clean-up.

Background Notes on the Bible Verses:

Brief theological notes and interpretation highlights:

Materials List:

Resource Bibliography:

Please list title and publisher of resources you consulted to create this lesson plan. Cite publisher or distributor of recommended resources for this lesson. Remember, you may only quote, borrow or reference small portions of copyrighted material, not subtantial portions.

Click this button to preview your lesson as it will print and be emailed to you.

Lesson Writer's Name:	Church Name:	City, State/Province:
Email Address of Writer:	Age group you had in mind when you wrote this lesson:	Date:
Password for later editing:	All this information is required to use this form.