Welcome to the Sunday School Lesson Exchange at Rotation.org
Whether you're using a traditional or Rotation format Sunday School, we hope you find and share your inspiration here in our public lesson forums and special Writing Team lesson sets.
Visit our new and expanding "Paste in My Hair" Teacher~Leader Resource Forum to get help with specific lessons, print Teacher Training materials, get recruiting ideas, read general teaching techniques, read classroom management tips, consider creative ways to read the Bible with students, discover resources for prayer and spirituality in the classroom, and learn more about how to write creative lessons.
The Teachers "Lesson Help Lounge" has been moved into our new "Paste in My Hair" Teacher Forum. Post your lesson questions or add your reply.
Our Teacher~Leader Resource Forum is also home to our new "Pulling Back the Curtain" forum ~ insights into the creative lesson writing process from our 
Writing Team.
Print the NEW Teacher Training "Paste in My Hair" Handouts.
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View and Print from our collection of Bible Video Outlines
These include all 13 videos in the What's in the Bible? series.New Lesson Set from the Writing Team!
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What creative lessons is the Team the
~ Luke 2's "Angels and Shepherds" story ~
(Releasing later this summer)
About the Rotation Model and Organization of Lessons at Our Site
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(2) We need to teach stories for more than one week. Having a new Bible story every week creates biblically illiterate kids and burns-out teachers who want to be creative.
By rotating kids and not teachers through "workshops," kids get variety and depth in a single story, while teachers get to prepare once and improve every week.
Learn more about how traditional Sunday School classes can take advantage of Rotation practices and ideas.
Here's a typical four week rotation schedule for 3 different grade groups.
| ROTATION STORY: Prodigal Son |
VIDEO Teacher: Jane |
ART Teacher: Amy |
DRAMA Teacher: Bill |
BIBLE GAMES Teacher: Jo |
| Week 1 | Grades K-1 | Grades 2-4 | Grades 5-6 | Open |
| Week 2 | Open | Grades K-1 | Grades 2-4 | Grades 5-6 |
| Week 3 | Grades 5-6 | Open | Grades K-1 | Grades 2-4 |
| Week 4 | Grades 2-4 | Grades 5-6 | Open | Grades K-1 |
Rotation schedules are super-flexible and scalable to any church size. Add a fifth week and workshop to create a
