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We are an online community of Sunday School teachers and church staff sharing free and premium Sunday School lesson plans, creative ideas, and discussion. We are also the official website of the Workshop Rotation Model (WoRM), a creative way to organize and teach Sunday School. We are volunteer-led, ecumenical, non-profit, ad free, and funded by our Supporting Members . Borrow what you need and share what you can in our Bible story resource forums. Get a free Registered Membership or become a Supporting Member for full access to our creative "Writing Team" lesson sets, 18 Bible story software programs, the Vallotton Gospel Images Collection, and more! Learn more about us and the Rotation Model.

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Rotation.org Writing Team Jesus in Gethsemane "Jesus, Wake Me Up!" Drama Workshop Summary of Activities Working together, students will complete and perform a number of suggested skits found in the attached skit handout. This particular lesson looks at the idea of "being asleep" and how we can wake up from that condition! It also contains a "storytelling" script for use as the Bible study. Scripture for the Lesson Mark 14:32-42 (NIV) This lesson contains a "storyteller's retelling" of the...

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Rotation.org is a curated collection of Sunday School lesson plans, ideas, and resources for creative teachers that have been contributed by our members. In addition, we have a "Writing Team" producing extra-creative lesson plans for our Supporting Members. We are non-profit, non-denominational, volunteer-led, creatively inclined, and here to help!

You are welcome to glean and contribute ideas. Keep in mind that we're striving for something more creative than coloring pages and cutesy crafts. Our age range is primarily elementary age. Writing Team Lesson Sets have age adaptations for both younger and older students.

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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.

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