One Room Classroom
December’s Theme: Pluralism
Age Range: Elementary - Middle (~Pre-K to 6th) with Teen helpers
Meeting Location: Either Fellowship Hall or Gazebo area of Playground, depending on weather
Date: 3rd Sunday of the Month
Class Time: 11 AM (attend service through the Time for All Sages, then proceed to class) - end of service (around noon to 12:15)
Facilitators: Kristin R. and Nathaniel B.
This year, our Children’s Religious Education program is using the UUA Woven Faith Religious Education (RE) Packets, a flexible and engaging curriculum designed for Unitarian Universalist congregations.
Each month (October–June), we’ll explore a new theme filled with:
Meaningful stories from diverse voices and traditions
Hands-on games, crafts, and activities
Embodied chalice lightings and extinguishings
Videos, experiential learning, and creative projects
Rather than rigid, step-by-step lesson plans, the curriculum offers a “building block” approach. This gives us the flexibility to choose from a wide variety of stories, games, and activities that best fit our children and church culture.
The curriculum is intentionally created with anti-racist, anti-oppression, and multicultural (ARAOMC) perspectives woven throughout, ensuring that our children learn in ways that reflect our UU values of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Our One-Room Classroom is a place where kids learn, play, and grow together, rooted in our monthly themes.
Want more information?
Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)