LESSONS: JESUS AFTER the RESURRECTION

Free Children's Sunday School Lessons at Rotation.org's Sunday School Lesson Exchange

Welcome to Rotation.org's Sunday School Lesson Exchange!

and Official Home of the Workshop Rotation Model

We are a non-profit online community of Sunday School teachers and church staff creating and sharing Sunday School lesson plans, ideas, and resources. We are also the home of the Workshop Rotation Model (WoRM), a creative way to organize and teach childrens Sunday School. Volunteer-led and non-profit, we are funded entirely by supporting memberships and hope you'll join us in this unique ministry. You are welcome to glean from our extensive collection of free Bible lessons, ideas, and articles, and share your own. Supporting Members get full access to our extra creative "Writing Team" lesson sets and more. Learn more about us and the Rotation Model.

LESSONS: JESUS AFTER the RESURRECTION

Writing Team Lesson Sets & Public Lesson & Idea Forums

9 Topics

Writing Team Lesson Set: Meeting Jesus on the Road to Emmaus

The Team's Lesson Summaries and Bible Background are open to all, and the lesson plans are open to Supporting Members only.

Most Recent Post (WT) Meeting Jesus on the Road to Emmaus ~ Scavenger Hunt Workshop 4/24/184:40 PM

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Writing Team Set: Peter, do you love me? (Feed my sheep!)

A lesson set from the Rotation.org Writing Team featuring 8 creative workshop-style lesson plans covering John 21:1-17, the story of Peter and the disciples meeting the resurrected Jesus on the shore of Galilee. The set focuses on Peter's leap of faith off the boat to be with Jesus, and what it means to respond to Jesus' command to "feed my sheep."

Most Recent Post (WT) Peter, do you love me? ~ Mission Workshop 5/13/178:53 AM

11 Topics

The Road to Emmaus

Jesus appears to two disciples on the road to Emmaus.

Most Recent Post (WT) Meeting Jesus on the Road to Emmaus ~ Lesson Set Summary 1/7/1811:55 AM

1 Topic

Peter, do you love me? Feed my sheep!

Lessons and ideas for John 21:1-17, the story of the disciples having breakfast on the beach with the risen Christ, and Jesus telling Peter to, "feed my sheep."

Most Recent Post Ideas for teaching John 21:1-17, "Peter do you love me?" 5/7/1712:16 PM

13 Topics

The Great Commission, The Ascension of Jesus

Most Recent Post The Great Commission Bible Background by Ruth Wilcox 4/16/187:50 PM

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Writing Team Lesson Set: Great Commission and Ascension of Jesus

Six creative lessons from our Writing Team about Jesus' Great Commission (Matthew 28) and Ascension (Acts 1). Everyone can view the Lesson Summaries and Bible Background. The lesson plans are open to Supporting Members only.

Most Recent Post (WT) The Great Commission and Ascension of Jesus ~ Art Workshop 4/4/1810:44 AM

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In addition to all our public forums, as a supporter you'll be able to:

Access all the Writing Team's extra creative lesson sets.
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A "crowd-sourcing" approach to collecting great ideas from each other -and then archiving them online so that they are there when you need them.
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A ministry that's actually developing and sharing innovative teaching techniques and activities -instead of the same old stuff.
An online Sunday School resource not driven by ads and fake reviews.
A community that's tangibly reaching across denominational boundaries and blue oceans to support Sunday Schools of all sizes and types.

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Rotation.org is a collection of free Sunday School lesson plans, ideas, and resources contributed by our members. We also have a "Writing Team" that creates extra-creative lesson plans for our Supporting Members.

You are welcome to glean to your heart's content and contribute your own great ideas. Please keep in mind that we're striving for something more creative than coloring pages and cute crafts. Our age range is primarily elementary age children, but we do have content for younger kids, and many of our lessons and ideas can be used with older students. Our Writing Team Lesson Sets have age adaptations for every lesson.

Registering for free gets you additional access to certain content and features, as well as, permission to post. Becoming a Supporting Member gets you access to our Writing Team Lesson Sets and numerous site features.

How Our Content is Organized:
Our Lesson Topics are organized by Bible story, then by teaching medium (video, art, cooking, drama, etc. --what Rotation Modelers call "workshops"). Traditional Sunday Schools can easily adapt Workshop Rotation lessons.

Some stories don't have much content available (yet). This is due in part to the Rotation Model philosophy of focusing on "major" Bible stories for four or five weeks in a row. New content is always being posted. Your lesson ideas and requests for lesson help are welcome. Read more about the list of "major" Bible stories most Rotation churches teach.

Theologically speaking...
Rotation.org's content, membership, and editorial leadership reflects the broad theological middle. We expect every church to adapt content to their needs.

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