Wednesday nights  at 6:30

Awana has developed a different set of curriculum, activities and goals for each age group, but each with the same overall objective: helping children “to know, love and serve the Lord Jesus Christ.”

		Awana Puggles is an enriching program for older 2- and younger 3-year-olds, the year prior to Cubbies. It plants two basic biblical concepts in toddlers’ hearts: We are a unique creation of God and God loves us very much. Awana Puggles teaches toddlers simple lessons through teaching cards, activities, music and more. Volunteers have a leader’s guidebook to help them plan and direct club time and communicate the lesson. Parents can reinforce the lessons with take-home cards that include ideas to point out God’s work each day. Little details like Awana Puggles T-shirts, puzzles and coloring books make every precious child feel like part of the group. This is the preschool division of Awana.
		The purpose of Cubbies is to introduce very young children to the Good News about salvation in Jesus Christ. “Cubbies” learn Bible lessons presented by means of puppets and picture books (featuring animal characters) and participate in simple games and crafts. Some Bible memorization is incorporated into the Cubbies program.  This is the kindergarten through second-grade division.
		The Sparks program, like Cubbies, is Gospel oriented. “Sparks,” however, explore more Bible truths than the younger group. They are introduced to basic Bible themes, Bible memorization is increased, and achievement in lessons and games is recognized by various awards.
		Truth and Training (T&T). The T&T division is for children in the third through the sixth grades. T&T is more discipleship oriented than Sparks. The children’s handbooks cover much of the same ground as in the younger division, but on a deeper level. The Bible-centered curriculum is designed to encourage group interaction.

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