Awana is divided up into three different age groups to better meet your child's needs.
Our Clubs!
Awana is divided up into three different age groups to better meet your child's needs.
Ages 3-5
The Cubbies Club:
The Cubbies curriculum features two handbooks written in a fun, storybook style that appeals to preschoolers (3-5 year-olds). The handbooks contain 24 Bear Hug sections along with six optional special-day sections. Each section combines basic Scripture memory with parent-child activities to help a child grasp a simple biblical truth.
*Children must be potty trained in order to participate in Cubbies
Two extra-credit handbooks containing additional memory verses and character- building activities are also available. Before starting a handbook, newcomers to Cubbies are taken through an introductory brochure that gives parents and children a brief overview of the program and presents God’s plan of salvation at a preschooler’s level. In addition, all memory verses are presented at a level appropriate for their ages.
Two extra-credit handbooks containing additional memory verses and character- building activities are also available. Before starting a handbook, newcomers to Cubbies are taken through an introductory brochure that gives parents and children a brief overview of the program and presents God’s plan of salvation at a preschooler’s level. In addition, all memory verses are presented at a level appropriate for their ages.
Grades K - 2nd
Grades K - 2nd
The Sparks Club:
This club is for children in kindergarten through second grade. The club builds on the material taught in our preschool club. The aim of the Sparks curriculum is to take youngsters step deeper into God’s Word while giving unsaved boys and girls regular opportunities to hear the gospel and come to faith in Jesus Christ. After being immersed in a solid foundational teaching at the preschool level, boys and girls frequently come to an understanding of their need to trust Christ as their personal Savior while in Sparks.
The Sparks Club:
This club is for children in kindergarten through second grade. The club builds on the material taught in our preschool club. The aim of the Sparks curriculum is to take youngsters step deeper into God’s Word while giving unsaved boys and girls regular opportunities to hear the gospel and come to faith in Jesus Christ. After being immersed in a solid foundational teaching at the preschool level, boys and girls frequently come to an understanding of their need to trust Christ as their personal Savior while in Sparks.
Immersing kids in God’s Word: The Sparks program is firmly grounded in Scripture. The three handbooks feature:
Basic truths about God, Jesus Christ, salvation and the Bible
An increased emphasis on Scripture memory over our preschool materials. In three years, a child will learn and review 68 verses, many of which cover salvation and key Christian doctrine.
Clear and consistent presentation of the gospel message.
Fun learning = results: Sparks club meetings combine learning with fun to create an atmosphere of irresistible excitement for churched and unchurched kids alike.
Club meetings are divided into three segments:
Bible teaching, worship, award presentations and the gospel message.
Small group interaction and completion of Bible-based lessons.
Age-appropriate games on the Awana game circle.
Along the way, Sparky, the friendly firefly, encourages boys and girls to learn verses and complete assignments throughout the three handbooks.
Fun learning = results: Sparks club meetings combine learning with fun to create an atmosphere of irresistible excitement for churched and unchurched kids alike.
Club meetings are divided into three segments:
Bible teaching, worship, award presentations and the gospel message.
Small group interaction and completion of Bible-based lessons.
Age-appropriate games on the Awana game circle.
Along the way, Sparky, the friendly firefly, encourages boys and girls to learn verses and complete assignments throughout the three handbooks.
Grades 3rd - 6th
THE TRUTH & TRAINING CLUB (T&T for short!):
The name Truth & Training reflects the passion of Awana to teach third- through sixth-grade boys and girls the truth of God’s Word and to train them to follow Christ in their daily lives. Our goal is that many of today’s young people will become tomorrow’s church leaders. T&T is the program that trains the leaders of tomorrow — today.
THE TRUTH & TRAINING CLUB (T&T for short!):
The name Truth & Training reflects the passion of Awana to teach third- through sixth-grade boys and girls the truth of God’s Word and to train them to follow Christ in their daily lives. Our goal is that many of today’s young people will become tomorrow’s church leaders. T&T is the program that trains the leaders of tomorrow — today.
T&T is equipped with a variety of dynamic tools to accomplish this mission:
Four handbooks of increasing difficulty which teach children that life’s ultimate adventure is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
A cast of fun characters that boys and girls learn from and follow on interesting journeys in the handbooks.
Weekly meetings that expose children to the gospel message, Scripture memory, Bible study, awards, team-oriented games and gut-busting fun.
A Bible-centered curriculum that helps kids build a firm foundation for their faith, hide God’s Word in their heart and apply the truths of Scripture to their daily lives.
Evangelism and discipleship go hand in hand in our third- through sixth-grade program.
By the time a child has completed T&Ts, he or she will have:
Learned and reviewed approximately 310 verses.
Studied dozens of passages from the Old and New Testament.
Regularly heard and read the gospel message.
Discovered the Bible’s response to questions like “How does God want me to live my life?” and memorized verses to back up these answers, and will have
completed missions projects that help him/her see the world through God’s eyes.
By the time a child has completed T&Ts, he or she will have:
Learned and reviewed approximately 310 verses.
Studied dozens of passages from the Old and New Testament.
Regularly heard and read the gospel message.
Discovered the Bible’s response to questions like “How does God want me to live my life?” and memorized verses to back up these answers, and will have
completed missions projects that help him/her see the world through God’s eyes.