Proverbs 1–4; 15–16; 22; 31; Ecclesiastes 1–3; 11–12: 'He Shall Direct Thy Paths'
Scripture Scramble
Gospel Connections
Scripture Wheel of Wisdom
Scripture Matchup
Scripture Emoji Decoder
Scripture Fact or Fiction?
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Lesson Quiz Question Bank (10 Questions)
Weekly Story, Discussion & Teacher Guide
Game Descriptions & Gospel Purposes
Pedagogical guides, spiritual learning objectives, and classroom facilitation tips for each interactive game in Proverbs & Ecclesiastes. Designed for Sunday School teachers (ages 11–18), Primary leaders, and family scripture study.
Students tap or click scrambled word tiles in order to reconstruct Solomon's landmark counsel on divine trust (Proverbs 3:5–6). Features interactive word undo, reset, and next-word hint assistance.
Scripture memorization and deep reflection on Proverbs 3:5–6. Helps youth internalize what it means to 'lean not unto thine own understanding' and seek divine direction in daily decisions.
Challenge the class to assemble the verse without using hints. Once completed, have everyone recite the full verse aloud together and ask: 'What does it look like in real life to lean on God rather than our own mortal understanding?'
A 4x4 tile-grouping puzzle where youth sort 16 terms from Proverbs into four thematic categories (Things Valued Above Rubies, Wise Animals in Proverbs 30, Scripture Metaphors, and Things the Lord Hates).
Doctrinal pattern recognition and scripture cross-synthesis. Trains students to identify interconnected moral themes, prophetic metaphors, and righteous habits taught throughout the book of Proverbs.
Split the classroom into two groups (or companion pairs). Have each team confer and agree before submitting a 4-item guess. Encourage them to explain why the items belong together before revealing the answer.
A high-anticipation letter-guessing quest where students uncover 5 famous Proverbs and Ecclesiastes phrases (e.g. 'Trust in the Lord', 'A Soft Answer', 'A Good Name') before 6 ceremonial oil lamps burn down.
Reinforces scripture phrase recognition and engages students of all reading levels in active participation. Unlocks an inspired Scripture Insight card upon solving each phrase for seamless classroom discussion.
Rotate around the classroom so every student has an opportunity to guess a letter. When a phrase is solved, read the scripture citation together and ask who has seen that principle work in their family.
Students pair 6 key scripture passages from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes on the left with their inspired teachings and life principles on the right (e.g., Proverbs 15:1 with 'A soft answer turneth away wrath').
Strengthens scripture navigation confidence and teaches cause-and-effect gospel truths regarding speech, pride, diligence, and divine timing.
Invite youth to open their scriptures or Gospel Library app to look up the verses in real time as each pair is connected. Ask: 'Which of these 6 proverbs is most needed in the world today?'
A visual rebus challenge where youth decipher modern emoji symbols representing famous proverbs (the ant storing food, honeycomb words, the slothful turning on his bed).
Sparks immediate curiosity and bridges ancient prophetic parables with visual language familiar to youth, creating a fun, low-stress opening to the lesson.
Use this as a fast-paced warm-up during the first 5 minutes of class. Have students raise their hands as soon as they decipher the emojis.
A critical-thinking discernment challenge where youth evaluate 5 statements about Proverbs and Ecclesiastes to determine if they are authentic doctrinal facts or common myths.
Builds spiritual discernment. Helps youth identify common cultural misconceptions (e.g., that trusting God means never having trials, or that loud arguing wins disputes) and replaces them with authentic doctrine.
Take a poll by show of hands before revealing each result. Discuss the 'Fact or Myth' scriptural takeaway together.
Synchronized multiplayer live buzzer showdown hosted via OpenQuiz on quiz.intellidwell.net (Share Code: CFM-W37). The teacher hosts and directs the board on laptop or tablet while youth buzz in using smartphones or physical wireless buzzers. Includes real-time lockouts, countdown timers, sound chimes, and automatic scoring.
Formative comprehension check and class-wide celebration of learning (10 questions). Encourages attentive scripture study throughout the week and unites youth in joyful, gospel-centered fellowship.
Project the big-screen Display Board (quiz.intellidwell.net/display) at the front of the classroom while controlling the pace from your own device (/host). Have youth pair up as companion teams to discuss answers before buzzing in.
Core Scripture Themes
1. Leaning on Heavenly Father
Mortal understanding is limited, but God sees from eternity to eternity. Trusting Him means letting His wisdom guide our daily decisions, even when the path is not immediately obvious.
2. The Power of a Soft Answer
When tensions flare at home or school, choosing a soft, calm tone defuses anger and invites the Spirit. Our words can heal or hurt; wisdom chooses kindness.
3. The Worth of a Good Name
A reputation for honesty, kindness, and covenant-keeping is far more precious than silver or gold. Worldly possessions fade, but a faithful character endures.
4. A Season for Every Purpose
Life brings seasons of joy, seasons of planting, and seasons of patient waiting. God orchestrates our growth throughout all the chapters of mortality.
💬 Class & Family Discussion Starters
What does 'lean not unto thine own understanding' look like when you have to make a tough decision?
When was a time someone gave you a 'soft answer' when you were frustrated, and how did it change the situation?
Proverbs 30 praises the little ant for preparing food in summer. What are ways youth can prepare spiritually now for future missions, temples, and trials?
Ecclesiastes teaches that there is a time to every purpose. How does trusting God's timing help us when answers to prayers take time?