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It enhances deep conversations
I love how this curriculum aligns the lessons from early childhood to elementary students. This has been very helpful for our church, to focus in one lesson point and one Bible verse across age groups. The wonder at home feature it's a great handout for parents. I love how the lessons point toward Jesus and toward deepening the Bible story, and not so much toward character traits. (Character development it's a result of having a relationship with Jesus, and not the other way around. So I feel like this curriculum does a good at pointing toward Jesus). One thing I don't love it's that the word Wonder it's all over the place. It's a bit distracting to be honest and I think it's OK to say "Bible verse or Memory verse" rather than "Word of wonder", for example. I love the play stations approach in the Early Childhood lessons, and the Welcome question and Bible reading in the Elementary lessons. The curriculum also promotes good/deep conversations with the kids, and that's great. It's a very good curriculum, it goes deep and also has a portion for volunteers to read and grow themselves (that's great!) I think there's room for improvement in the video lessons, to make them relevant for different age groups (in some series the videos seem to be more focused on a younger audience -i/e "Hanging out with Jesus" while in other series the videos are focused in older kids i/e "Waiting for Jesus". I think creators are on a good track, you're doing a good job presenting the Bible stories in creative ways. But it would be helpful to keep in mind the different age groups of the audience when creating the videos, to help churches use them with less individual accommodations :) We are blessed to have this curriculum at hand. We do recommend it.



