The Ten Commandments: January schedule

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A quizzical-looking boy holds what appears to be ten commandment tablets

In January we are studying the Ten Commandments.

I hate to admit this, but… this may be a Rotation that your kids have trouble grasping.

But there is a way to combat this problem!

+++++Continue the learning at home!

Here is a place to start.

For Saturdays at the Green Wood location, here is the schedule…

Date Workshop Activity
1/11 Drama Workshop Students will act out modern-day scenarios of the 10 commandments, challenging listeners to determine which commandment is involved.
1/18 Music Workshop Watch two music videos. Sing and dance along to learn about the Ten Commandments!
1/25 Art Workshop Create a keepsake copy of the Ten Commandment tablets.

And on Sundays, at the downtown location…

Date Our workshops…
1/5 Enjoy worship and Communion with your family
Art 1 Art 2 Drama 1 Drama 2 Music
Pine Room Social Hall Room 204 Room 215 Room 211
1/12 (closed) 4th grade 5th & 6th grades 3rd grade 1st & 2nd grades
1/19 1st grade 5th & 6th grades (closed) 2nd grade 3rd & 4th grades
1/26 2nd grade 3rd grade 4th grade 1st grade 5th & 6th grades

What’s happening in each workshop?

  • A keepsake copy of the Ten Commandment tablets

    In the Art Workshop students will create a keepsake copy of the Ten Commandment tablets. (Both Art 1 and Art 2 will do the same project.)

  • A golden calf

    In the Drama 1 Workshop students will enact the story as it is told by the leader; making use of props & music. Rumor says a golden calf will be there?

  • In the Drama 2 Workshop students will participate in acting out modern day scenarios of the Ten Commandments in action. Which commandment is represented in each scenario?
  • In the Music Workshop students visit the Bible mural timeline (and learn what the peachy-orange color signifies). Then they’ll watch a couple of music videos to learn about the Ten Commandments. (Dancing is optional.) Preview the videos here and here.


We do a different sort of Christian education for kids. We are a Workshop Rotation Model church. If you are in the area please join us for the fun learning at First United Methodist Church in Ann Arbor, MI


Photo credits:
Click here for info on banner photo (not visible in readers or email).
The “what is going on” child remixed by Carol Hulbert from an original photo by woodleywonderworks.
Golden calf by allspice1, all via photopin under a Creative Commons License on Flickr.
Tablets photo from my archives.

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