JuniorWay Teacher

Of all age levels, children ages 9-11 are most open to hearing God’s Word and applying it to their daily lives. The JuniorWay® student magazine encourages children through weekly lessons matched with traditional Bible stories, contemporary stories based on Bible themes, quizzes, and special activities that call kids to action in the coming week.


LESSON BENEFITS


What’s It All About?

Juniors enjoy this story which uses life-like situations to emphasize the lesson’s theme


Learning From God

These Bible passages, taken from the NIV or KJV Bibles are easier for juniors to read and understand


What I Have Learned

These activities and questions reinforce lesson and Bible principles. Plus, the juniors enjoy working these challenging activities


Keep In Mind

This memory verse will encourage students to keep God’s Word in their hearts, that they might not sin against Him


Choosing What’s Best

The situations presented or questions posed, will encourage juniors to think about real-life situations and make choices based on the lesson and Bible principles


Doing My Part

Juniors are challenged to put lesson and Bible principles into practice


SPECIAL FEATURES

High Five -Through these brief biographies, juniors are encouraged to take a stand for what is right. They also learn more about various careers and outstanding black role models to emulate


Quarter-in-review - These activities challenge juniors to study lessons intently. They also give the teacher a chance to review


Juniorway Trails - Juniors enjoy these puzzles, jokes, and other activities. They reinforce the bible and lesson principles for the quarter


Whuzzup? - This section introduces the quarter’s theme and gives Juniors a theme-related activity to start out the quarter


Phat Phun - Juniors will find jokes and riddles from other Juniorway readers


Juniorway Bible Basics - This section looks at one Bible character or theme in greater depth, giving Juniors a greater understanding of the topic


Features

• Stories include realistic characters and situations that mirror your juniors' own lives. They pay attention better

• Special features such as “High-Five” show juniors African American heroes – a source of pride and self-identity

• Scripture passages have easy-to-read language

• Juniors discover exciting ways to make the Christian life part of their own lives

• Teachers get step-by-step plans that make teaching easy