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◇ Small Keys JourneySunday School Team Garden12-session curriculum

SMALL KEYS FIELDLAB

Many small gifts.
One loving team.

An interactive Sunday school and Christian classroom game that helps children ages six through ten discover how different gift pathways can work together.

20–35 minutesAdult ledClass or small groups
Children and trusted adults learning and serving together in a colorful garden
Device continuity

Preparing the leader record

FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATORS

Choose a challenge. Build a gift team. Practice loving service.

Use one screen with the whole class, or let adult-led groups work through the same challenge. Children first suggest a response, then reveal gift-pathway cards and discover why their ideas may differ.

  1. 1Invite first ideas before showing gift cards.
  2. 2Choose three to five complementary gift pathways.
  3. 3Draw a gentle surprise and adapt together.
  4. 4Affirm every contribution and choose one safe next step.
  5. +Teaching a series?Open the 4, 8, or 12-session curriculum →
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GROWN-UP GATE

A trusted adult leads every field.

The leader chooses what is age appropriate, protects privacy, obtains necessary permission, and keeps responsibility for all real-world actions.

The game collects no child names. Do not enter contact details, church or school names, precise locations, health information, private prayer details, photographs, or other identifying information.

LEADER SAFEGUARDS

Wonder held with wisdom.

PURPOSE IN PRACTICE

A small faithful key can open a consequential door.

Purpose often unfolds through attentive obedience, prepared character, wise timing, and simple acts carried with courage.

Awaken the heartClarify purposeSteward giftsDevelop peopleMultiply influence
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