Leader Guide
Review Game
- Four paper plates or sheets of cardstock
- Marker
- Two beach balls or foam balls
- Small, portable soccer goal (toddler size), or substitute a large box or two chairs
- Optional: masking tape or painters tape
- Whiteboard and marker; or chalkboard and chalk to keep score
- Bible or Superbook Bible app
Place a line or mark on the floor near where the children will stand to answer.
Place a small soccer goal about 12–20 feet away from the line. Or, substitute a large, open box turned on its side, or two chairs with about 2–3 feet between them.
Write TRUE on two plates and FALSE
on two plates.
Place a TRUE plate to your right side on the
floor and a FALSE plate to your left side on the floor. Demonstrate how to
answer by standing on the plates as you explain the game.
In this review game, you will answer true/false questions about the Bible stories about loving our enemies, that we have been learning.
When we ask Jesus into our hearts and follow Him, we become God’s children. No matter what anyone says or does, it can never change our relationship with Him! In Christ, we are secure forever! By standing up for truth and showing God’s love, we can attract people to God’s Kingdom. In this game, you have the opportunity to literally stand for the truth or stomp on what is false!
After I read a question to a player from each team, you will stand on one of the plates to answer true or false. Ten points are scored for each correct answer.
Once a question has been answered, you will have one more chance to score points for your team.
In the Superbook adventure we saw in our first lesson, Chris had to kick a soccer ball into the goal eight out of ten times. We don’t have that much time, so each player will get only one kick to make a goal. One point is scored for each goal. Are you ready to stand on the truth?
Divide the class into two teams. They do not need to be equal.
A player from each team stands behind the mark. Give each player a set of T/F plates.
Have the players place a TRUE plate on the floor to their right side and the FALSE plate on the floor to their left side.
Ask the same review question from the list to both players. Feel free to add your own questions.
Players answer the question by choosing to stand on one of their plates—true or false.
Ten points are scored for a correct answer, no points for an incorrect answer.
Ask the teams to tell you the correct answer for any false question or bonus question. Discuss as time permits.
Then, each player is given a ball to kick from the line or mark toward the goal.
The two players will retrieve the balls to give them to the next players.
The team with the most points wins.
Questions and Answers
1. T/F: Jesus was arrested in the Garden of Eden. (False—Garden of Gethsemane.)
2. T/F: The guards and religious leaders came with swords and clubs to arrest Jesus. (True.)
3. T/F: Judas told the Jewish leaders that he would identify Jesus with a hug and a handshake. (False—a kiss.)
4. T/F: Peter tried to protect Jesus by cutting off a man’s nose with his sword. (False—ear.)
5. T/F: Jesus responded in love, touched the man’s ear and healed him. (True.)
6. T/F: Jesus said He could ask God for thousands of angels to protect Him. (True.)
7. T/F: Jesus was taken to stand trial before a Roman ruler named Jet Pilot. (False—Pontius Pilate.)
8. T/F: As Jesus hung on the cross, He asked God to punish His enemies. (False—He asked God to forgive them.)
9. T/F: Jesus came into the world just to save the Jewish people. (False—He came for everyone.) (See John 1:12.)
10. T/F: Stephen was a good man who was full of faith. (True.)
11. T/F: The religious council accused Stephen of speaking against the law of Jesus. (False—against the Temple and the Law of Moses.) (See Acts 6:13.)
12. T/F: As Stephen was being accused by the religious leaders, his face began to glow or shine. (True.) (See Acts 6:15.)
13. T/F: Two of the men that Stephen testified about were Joseph and Moses. (True.) Bonus: name three more Old Testament characters Stephen testified about. (Abraham, Aaron, King Solomon.)
14. T/F: Stephen called the religious leaders hardheaded and stubborn. (True.)
15. T/F: Stephen looked into heaven and saw Jesus standing at the right side of God. (True.)
16. T/F: As Stephen was being stoned, he prayed for God to punish his enemies for their sins. (False—to forgive them, not hold their sin against them.)
17. T/F: Today’s SuperTruth says that the persecution that Jesus endured did not have any purpose. (False—He endured it to save us.)
18. T/F: Today’s SuperVerse is Isaiah 3:13. (False—Isaiah 53:3.)