Who can be in Tiny Trackers?

Tiny Trackers is a program for children 3-to 5-year-olds.

What happens during Tiny Trackers?

Tiny Trackers was designed to differ from the Scripture Spies (1st-3rd) and Faith Force (4th-6th). The older children focus more on repetitive verse memory and progressive doctrinal learning. Because of their age, the Tiny Trackers do not have repetitive verse memory, and they learn simpler doctrinal truths.

In Tiny Trackers, the children memorize one verse per week. The topic for the week comes from that verse, as does the lesson, illustrative story, and puppet show. All the children in Tiny Trackers purchase a memory book  which contains their

topic and their verse for the week. The topic for the children is a word found in their memory verse. For instance, one week the children will learn about the word “Others.” They learn what that word means, and they have a Bible story to illustrate that word. Their verse (part of Phil 2:4) uses that word and a puppet show helps the children learn more about that word.

There are a total of thirty weeks of Tiny Trackers verses, stories, puppet shows, and Bible stories. At the beginning of the year, those weeks will need to be put on a calendar and given to the parents of the children.

What type of materials do Tiny Trackers cover?

The Tiny Trackers have a total of three memory books, one for each year a child is in Tiny Trackers. Each child will go through his own memory book with the other Tiny Trackers. They do not have daily devotions like the Scripture Spies and Faith Force.

Can I view any examples of the Memory Book?

Yes, click here!

What type of words will the memory verses and lessons teach Tiny Tracker clubbers?