Struggling to hold kids’ attention? This 215-page book is packed with practical, reader-friendly advice on classroom control, creative teaching, and building caring relationships. Transform teaching frustrations into rewarding ministry.
“Honey, I don’t think I can take another Sunday like today. Those kids are impossible!” If you’ve ever felt this way after teaching in children’s or youth ministry, this book is for you.
In How Do I Get These Kids to Listen?, Ed Dunlop gives practical, encouraging solutions for one of the most common struggles in ministry—gaining and keeping the attention of children. With warmth and humor, he shows you how to:
Hold the attention of today’s kids
Build caring, lasting relationships with your students
Stop most discipline problems before they ever begin
Discover creativity you never knew you had
Enjoy teaching again with confidence and joy
Written in a reader-friendly, entertaining style, this 215-page resource will equip you to turn frustrating Sundays into exciting opportunities for teaching and connection. You’ll be surprised at how quickly these principles make a difference—not only in your classroom, but also in your own enthusiasm for ministry.
📚 Author: Ed Dunlop 🏢 Publisher: Sword of the Lord Publishers (1997) 📖 Length: 215 pages 📘 ISBN-13: 978-0873983921
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