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How much curriculum is included in Zip for Kids?

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  Zip for Kids has a few suggestions for what you could do with 116 hours…  I know it’s hard to believe, but housed within the four boxes that we call Zip for Kids, there are 116 hours worth of planned activities and Bible learning for kids. That’s a lot of time! You have the…

How Do YOU Tell a Bible Story?

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The Bible content for Zip for Kids 2014 focuses on five attributes of God—God is loving, eternal, omnipresent, faithful, and trustworthy. Each attribute is illustrated through an Old Testament example and a New Testament example. Every single element of a Zip for Kids event (Bible study, worship, track times, etc.) ties back to these 10…

Zip Track of the Week: Kitchen Concoctions

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Kids in the kitchen! Sound like your idea of a good time? Well, the Zip Track, Kitchen Concoctions is where it’s at. Kids love to mix, stir, pour, and eat, so why not combine those passions with the biblical truths they are learning in Bible study? Yep, you guessed it, we here at Lifeway Kids…

Zip for Kids™ Bible Content – New Testament

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In this “God Is …” volume of Zip for Kids™, the Bible content introduces kids to five of God’s amazing attributes. Each attribute can be taught using an Old Testament Bible story or a New Testament Bible story. In some cases, you may choose to use both! Let’s take a look at the New Testament…

Zip for Kids™ Bible Content – Old Testament

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In this “God Is …” volume of Zip for Kids™, the Bible content introduces kids to five of God’s amazing attributes. Each attribute can be taught using an Old Testament Bible story or a New Testament Bible story. In some cases, you may choose to use both! Let’s take a look at the Old Testament…

Zip Tip: Starting Well

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  How can you start every day and every activity well? 1. Be extra prepared. Think through how you will check kids in, get them where they need to be, and begin. Consider adding games to the check-in process so that kids can play games while parents check them in. 2. Look at every piece…