Sunday school classroom ideas

God's Top Ten - Sunday School Classroom Door - 10 Commandments

The moment a child walks through the doors of a church, they can sense if it’s a place “for them.” In fact, the environments we prepare for children can be one of the tools we use to help introduce them to the Gospel. Intentional environments can communicate that they are welcome, they are expected, and that they are

Great for a Christian school, homeschool, or Sunday school!

While the norm here on little illuminations is posting about our adventures in Pre-K, I have recently started teaching Sunday School. W...

Prayer wall I created for kids prayers to go up on that we pray over weekly. Try it at your church.

Transform your learning space with our Christian Classroom Decor Bundle in serene boho colours. Designed for teachers to inspire students academically and spiritually. Enjoy a growing collection of resources, unified by calming colours, in print-ready and editable formats. Perfect for Christian schools, this bundle seamlessly integrates faith into every aspect of your classroom. Empower your teaching and witness your students' faith flourish.

Bumblebee spring board

We are the sheep of His pasture. Psalm 100:3 Bulletin Board-Door-Sunday School- Bible Class

This variety of low prep Christian Bulletin Boards will not look great, but will also save you a lot time! Many to choose from!

Immerse yourself in a world of imagination and joy, where you'll discover inspiration to turn your school or room into a magical realm that kids will adore.

During the summer of 2012, my daughter and I visited a restaurant at the beach that gave me an idea. The restaurant had something called a Wishing Wall. Ever seen one? The whole wall was filled with tiny cubbies. Everyone was invited to write a wish on a colored piece of paper, roll it up, and stick it inside a cubby. The different colored papers made the most beautiful abstract artwork! I decided to make a cross with cubbies and have the kids write a prayer on their paper on the first day…