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Assigned Lines

Scripture Mastery Games

Divide the SM into phrases (or lines from the SM card). Number each phrase or line. Assign each student a number (several students should have the same number). Give a few minutes for students to memorize their line. Call up a student per phrase/line and have them recite the SM (each their own line). Then call out a number and who ever in the audience has that number will come…
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Round Robin

Scripture Mastery Games

Prepare by making two copies of several “quizzes” on the SM or SM’s you are focusing on. These quizzes can be “fill in the blanks” “match key words to references” “unscramble the phrases” “first letter only (write the scripture with only the first letter of each word given as a clue)” etc. Divide the class into teams (5-6 on a team works good) (The teams must be equal, so I…
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Next Word Up

Scripture Mastery Games

Enlarge a SM card and cut it up into each individual word. (Or cut up the large poster if you are done with it). Place the individual words of a SM on a table. Everyone surrounds the table. Teacher reads the SM stopping suddenly mid-sentence. The students try to be the 1st person to grab the piece of paper with the next consecutive word of the scripture. If they guess…
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Scripture Board

Scripture Mastery Games

Each team has chalk and board (if only one board, divide board into half with a line). Each team forms a line and when the teacher says “go” the first person starts writing the scripture on the board. When the teacher says switch the next person starts writing where the first ended. Eventually 1 team gets the complete scripture written and that team yells “scripture board”. Then we all sit…
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Rebus

Scripture Mastery Games

Divide the scripture into parts and have each student draw a rebus for the SM. (A rebus is when you replace words with symbols or pictures, i.e. “I” becomes a picture of an eye, “be” becomes a picture of a bee. Etc.

Beat it

Scripture Mastery Games

Have one student read the scripture aloud while you time how long it takes. Write the time on the board. Now, have one student say the first word, the next student say the next word, the third student say the third word, etc. Time and see how long this takes. Do the same thing again but faster. Can the class beat the time of the original reader?

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