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Lesson Introduction: Many Ways to Start a Lesson

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Ideas for Bible Lesson Introductions

How do your teachers usually begin their lessons?

Do they simply do what the curriculum suggests or do they tailor it to their students?

Do they do it the same way every time they teach or do they vary their approach using some of the following ideas?

Some Lesson Introduction Ideas:

agree/disagree statements
circle response
ice-breaking activity
captivating story/illustration
thought provoking question
picture to respond to
game tied in to the lesson
video clip that fits

Teachers will find it easy to be stuck in a rut if don’t know other methodology.

…. Introduce them to different methods.
…. Help them learn to be more creative.
…. Model ways to start a lesson by how you do teacher training.
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2 Replies to “Lesson Introduction: Many Ways to Start a Lesson”

  1. Yes I know I am a teacher for the youth I need some guidance on how to get started. I don’t want to be boring or beat them up to make them feel bad.

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