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| | Honestly, I'd MUCH rather see the games in play and a walk-through of Bible Adv* than how to do the snacks! Those are pretty self explanatory. I'm sure the crafts will be very helpful for folks. * There have been times that seeing how the field test room was set up would be invaluable. Last year's parting of the Red Sea is a perfect example!
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| I am sure we all have trouble with something sometime. While I have a very naturally creative craft leader who has never asked for help in the past 4 years I've also had (prior to that) a couple who have needed help with just about everything! Like I stated earlier, my snack leader is more "visual" and rather see how it is done step by step. Games are pretty straightforward to me, but some have trouble figuring out some instructions. I am the official "decorator" so guess who does Bible Adventure setups every year? I never have a problem with that site because I usually improvise and change some details. Again, we could all benefit from How-To videos in just about every area. I sure am a dummy when it comes to building stuff. Wish every unasembled furniture came with a video rather than an instruction sheet that's written in every language but English! 
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| I think a how-to video on crafts, games, snack and bible adventure is a great idea.  It sure will take a lot of guess work out of it. Last year my games person had a hard time with some of the games. And for crafts we did not know how much stuffing to have for each bear, we ended up having to run out for more. |
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| | Yes, a how to video on GAMES would be fabulous.... especially for those of us who are visual learners! Lisa B from NC
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| My vote would be bible adventure first, games second, crafts third and snack last. I can figure out a craft and a snack and even a game if I pull a few kids in. However, bible adventure is very hard to show someone without "spoiling" it to the kids you use in a practice.
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| I agree that Bible Adventure is the most challenging to visualize. It would be wonderful to see the set. There are times when it is difficult to "see" exactly how the lesson operates. It would also be nice to see a demonstration some parts of some of the lessons.
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| I love them. I think they will help those who are new to Group especially.
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