This weekend we had a Multi-Stake Seminary & Institute Training where I shared a lesson on teaching the Parables of Jesus. It was really only parts of Matthew 13, Matthew 25, and all of Luke 15. Obviously, these worksheets and helps (Click on the image), are going to be a little ahead for most. You might want to print them off, and then stick them into the Teacher Resource Guide where they would go. Or perhaps you have a better way to keep organized.
Remember that you want to help them discover the answers that would go on the worksheets, through asking well crafted questions. In my opinion, that is the essence of the art of good teaching.
Because of requests, I am also including the PowerPoint Presentation. I don’t usually do that because there is nothing there that you couldn’t do, just as well, with a chalk board. But maybe it will help. Sorry it won’t have the context of the lesson I taught Saturday.
Remember that you want to help them discover the answers that would go on the worksheets, through asking well crafted questions. In my opinion, that is the essence of the art of good teaching.
Because of requests, I am also including the PowerPoint Presentation. I don’t usually do that because there is nothing there that you couldn’t do, just as well, with a chalk board. But maybe it will help. Sorry it won’t have the context of the lesson I taught Saturday.
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