Storytelling as a Bible Teaching Method - Teacher Training Resources


Jesus, the Master Storyteller, used the familiar to explain the spiritual, forming images in the minds of people with His words. He used stories with individuals and with the multitude. Stories tend to hold the interest of children, teens, and adults alike, as characters come to life and plots develop.

Keys to Visualizing the Story

Bible teachers might be concerned they can't hold students' attention without pictures, flannel graph images, costumes, or appropriate props.
 
The five page teacher training worksheet, Keys to Visualizing the Story without Using Visual Aids, helps teachers learn to tell a story just as effectively without visuals as told with visuals.


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