Official Awana Bible Quiz Rulebook in PDF Format

Bible Quizzing Game on CD-ROM for Awana This is an excellent resource to help prepare your clubbers for quizzing, or to help them review their handbooks! The software allows you to "practice" speed and multiple choice questions using the computer, or print out questions for use in a practice quiz session!! You can even add your own questions to their already extensive database of questions! This CD is good for T&T, Trek and Journey 24-7!!! Tell them you heard about it from Commander Bill! If you live in Vermont or Washington, D.C. Visit the web site for a special deal! (NOTE: Commander Bill is not affiliated with and receives no compensation from the sale of this quizzing game)

NOTE: These study guides are not prepared by Awana Clubs International. They were created as a resource to help clubbers study and prepare them for quizzing. Although we have reviewed these guides, we cannot guarantee their accuracy. Always check and compare with the Awana handbooks for accuracy. If you find any errors, please let us know so we can update the guides. Remember to check with your Awana missionary, or event coordinator to verify what material your area will be covering. Files are provided in 'pdf' format.

The following study guides are simply that, guides to help organize the material (verses and definitions). If we were to create guides covering all of the material, then we would in essence be re-writing the manual which is not our intent.

Here is some general advice from a national champion quizzing coach:

Go through the materials to extract and list all the Scripture references. There are some that are printed out in full, and some that are just footnoted. Make a list of the verses, and the context in which they are used, all the way through the book. Then, fill in the material around them. If six verses are referenced in a listing of six things to include in prayer, then group them together, number them 1 thru 6 and every time you ask what that verse is about, think of it in terms of how it fits on that list. For drilling purposes, put all of them in order from Genesis to Revelation, and include the context description (verse 4 in the list of six parts to prayer, for example). Somehow keeping them in that order helps the kids remember them more clearly - they already know the books, and their brains can sort things out with that kind of organization.