Stewardship Education for Children

Lutheran directors of Christian education, teachers and pastors can use LCEF's well-known Kids Into Discipleship and Stewardship (K.I.D.S.) Stamp program and K.I.D.S. Count to help teach young people the importance of giving back what God has shared with us.

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K.I.D.S. Stamp Program

K.I.D.S. Stamps provide a fun and exciting way to build God's kingdom through lessons in sharing, saving and spending. Features:

• Young people receive their own K.I.D.S. stamp book to start their LCEF investment.
• Activity books are available to teach lessons about discipleship and stewardship.
• Program provides base for mission education as children learn about the ministry opportunities for which they are investing.
• Teaches the basics of managing money and earning interest within a Biblical context.
• NEW K.I.D.S. participants receive their first order of stamps FREE (up to a $100 value.) (Subsequent orders will be charged.)
• All supporting program materials (excluding stamps) are FREE.

Visit our Multimedia Center to learn more about K.I.D.S. by viewing a short video with details about this unique, fun and ministry-filled investment program and the ease of participation.

To order K.I.D.S. Count or K.I.D.S. Stamp materials, use our K.I.D.S. Materials Order Form.

K.I.D.S. Count Stewardship Lessons

K.I.D.S. Count curriculum resource can be used alone or in conjunction with the Stamp program. Stewardship-focused lessons for students kindergarten through eighth grade teach children God-pleasing choices and how to manage His gifts.

Concordia Publishing's curriculum experts crafted K.I.D.S. Count lessons so they can be used in multiple educational environments—Sunday schools, mid-week programs, Lutheran schools, or at home—and taught in approximately 40 minutes to an hour. The lessons can be easily incorporated into math, social studies, or health studies, where various aspects of resource management are discussed.

K.I.D.S. Count lessons are flexible and include hands-on activities to keep kids learning. Skits, puppets, activity sheets, posters, crafts, indoor and outdoor games, cooking, field trips, and service projects are just some of the fun ways K.I.D.S. Count makes each lesson come alive.

For more information, visit www.lcefkids.org.

Useful and Fun Tools

The new Stewardship Box helps students learn to save, budget, and set goals. It is broken into three sections titled Share-Save-Spend. This can be used in conjunction with the K.I.D.S. Stamp Program and the K.I.D.S. Count curriculum.

The K.I.D.S. Count curriculum resource includes a variety of activities that are easy-to-use and engage the students in thought and discussion. Many illustrate the lessons of sharing and saving, including service project ideas for older students. The Program Coordinator's Guide is a useful tool for using the materials in a variety of settings.