Each Base Pack includes a minimum of one copy of the following:

• Classroom DVD
• Large Group DVD
• Classroom Activity Training DVD
• Lesson Materials/Environmental Graphics CD ROM
• Sound Track CD

Please see my other listings for more Elevate Jr. Base Packs:

• Altitude Jr.
• Center Stage Jr.
• Dojo Jr.
• Epic Jr.
• Good News Jr.
• Goodman’s Global Games Jr.
• Kingdom Tales Jr.
• Make Things Industries Jr.
• Port Of Call Jr.
• Power Up Jr.
• Professor Playtime’s Christmas Shop of Wonders Jr.
• Roanoke Jones Jr.
• Robot Repair Shop Jr. (Dr. Tomorrow's)
• Spy Chase Jr.
• The Game Show Jr.
• The Great Race Jr.
• The Great Sky Bridge Showdown Jr. (Some damage to bottom of case)
• Under The Big Top Jr.
• Upsidedown Town Jr.

What Is A Base Pack?

The Elevate curriculum comes in a Base Pack that covers 8-weeks of lessons with the same theme. Each Base Pack is all-inclusive, providing you with everything you need for large groups and small groups of kids, preschool or elementary, whether you have 5 children or 500 children. Base Packs are perfect for use in children’s church, Sunday School, kids worship, VBS, or weekday programming. You can perform your teaching time (Skit and Bible Lesson) live using actors OR you can use the DVD to show the Skit and Bible Lesson Video while teaching live. The Base Pack is your starting point for either option.

What Is A Series?

Series are theme-based to capture a child’s imagination for Christ and connect several concrete examples to help teach the Bible Lessons – Adventure Theme, Underwater Theme, Sports Theme, etc. (Find theme decorating ideas on our Pinterest page) To see the Bible themes for each series, read “What Does Elevate Teach?”

Using a themed series allows you to 1) decorate your environment to last eight weeks or longer, 2) match the Kids and Jr. curriculum by series to accommodate parents with children in both age groups, 3) promote in your community based on themed events.

Each series does come with eight lessons but you don’t necessarily have to do the lessons in order. We recommend looking at each series individually based on their skit. For some, if you keep lesson 1 first and lesson 8 last, you can mix and match in the middle. While the characters in the skits develop throughout all 8 lessons, each lesson is stand-alone in the sense that a child can come in at any point and not feel like they’re missing out on the previous week’s lesson.