Core Philosophy
The BSF Vision that can be represented by M & M.
What is to Magnify God and Mature His people?
I am learning…. “Ni Hao Ma”
Who is Kathryn
Our safety protocols: "1 long whistle" and "3 short whistles" signals mean
What are the Emergency Alerts:
Active Shooter: 1 long whistle
Lockdown: 3 short whistles
The Two-Adults policy
What is the policy that states no child is ever left alone with one adult?
Topically ages 8-11 belong to this class
ages 5-8
ages 11-14
ages 14-18
What is Upper Elementary (UE), maturing and confident readers
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age 5-8 Lower Elementary, early readers or nonreaders
age 11-14 Middle School, younger adolescents
age 14-18 High school, older adolescents
Global, in-depth Bible classes producing passionate commitment to Christ, His Word and His Church.
What is BSF mission statement?
They help students grow spiritually by engaging with God's Word, developing a personal and passionate commitment to God's truth
Who are CLs (thanks to all of you for your hard work and efforts)
Run. Hide. Fight.
What are the three steps recommended during an active shooter or violent intruder situation?
The BSF Adult Attendance Requirement
What is the policy that when a child attends the BSF class in person, the BSF Adult must be present.
One page summarizes all the important historical information students need to know
What is the timeline (page.55 in Leaders Guide)
One of these is not BSF Core Value: Excellence, Integrity, Humility, Dedicated
What is Dedicated?
She has currently served BSF SP longer than all of us
Who is Diane Q?
The entire class is set up for success when these are set before an activity.
What are Setting Limits
To-the-Door policy
What is the policy that states the IP BSF Adult must accompany their child to and from the classroom?
This tool is available on the BSF website, which helps parents train their children
What is Home Training Lessons (MyBSF>Lessons>Extras> Home Training Lessons)
These are the four-fold approach of BSF
What are personal study (adult questions), group discussion, lecture and lesson notes?
They are a valuable help and resource for BSF Students
Who are our volunteers
These three lesson highlights in Leader Guide can lead you to make disciples
What are Main Truth, God’s Attribute, and the Gospel Connection
The Annual Recertification policy
What is the policy where CLs and Regular Volunteers must be recertified yearly to continue serving in the CP?
These two sets of God's truth are handy in the Leaders Guide
What are Basic Truths (p.19-47) and God’s Attributes (p.49-52)
What is the vision of BSF Student Program
Every student’s active engagement in God’s Word to produce personal, passionate commitment to God’s truth.
You'll be working with this leader all year in the Children's program
Your co-leader: IP Saints (Diane Q & Judy)
IP MS/HS (Kathryn, Eyleen & Blessy)
OL Saints (Barb Chang & Jeanine Hoskin)
OL Disciples (Mitzi Ekekhor & Nutan Siony)
OL Apostles (Arthurine Jones & Bertha McGee-Logan)
These are the four key pillars of student-centered learning
What are Participation-Belonging, Relationships, Discovery-Relevance, and Ownership?
The "No Outside Contact" policy
What is the policy that states that BSF has a “zero tolerance” policy regarding grooming behaviors or suspected grooming behaviors. Class Staff, leaders, and regular volunteers are not to have contact with the students outside of the classroom, including social media interactions?
How to prepare for class?
P.5 in Leaders Guide
1. Complete the BSF adult lesson and study the Lesson Highlights, Introduction, and Basic truth.
2. Review activity goals & instructions, plan timing & adaptations, and communicate with your co-leader.
3. Review the student Discovery Guide Q&As