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  1. Janet Lairsey

    They no longer sell the Quizzing Game 🙁 Years ago, I took a group of clubbers to the Bible Quiz in Brunswick, GA. We felt like fish out of water. They have asked me to start a group again this year. I have searched again for info, only to find little help for my area. I was directed to this website. Unfortunately I am an extreme visual learner and was hoping to get the Quizzing Game. They have stopped selling it! Do you know of any church that may have the game we could purchase, if they are no longer using it? It has been so many years ago, it’s like I am trying to learn it all over again. Our team didn’t do well, so I really feel I failed them. I can’t seem to wrap my brain around how to teach them what they need to know and I don’t want to practice them to death. I can use any advice or help you would like to offer. Thank you in advance.

    • Hi Janet,

      I did not know that they stopped selling the Quizzing Game. Most of the information in this post is still valid. The site 2timohty215.net is also a good resource to help prepare for quizzing.

      The first thing to do is to contact the individual organizing the quiz to be sure you understand the rules they use so you are comfortable with the quiz format to be able to share that with the quizzers and make them more comfortable when quizzing.

      Here is some information that might help you:

      Awana Georgia Website

      T&T Bible Quiz Rulebook

      T&T Bible Quizzing Training Document

      If I can be of any other help, please feel free to contact me.

    • Brandt,

      I do not have anything for Summit Quizzing. Historically, quizzing was on the entire main study and so to develop a quiz would have meant “re-writing” the book. With the new material, I am considering developing a guide in the future since the quizzing would only include about 1/2, or a little more of the book, not the entire book.

  2. Camille

    What is your recommendation for practicing the individual answer portion if you don’t have a buzz-in machine thing? My area uses Jeaopardy-like buzzers and I don’t have anything like that.

    • Catina

      Camille,
      Our Journey group bought a set of 4 answer buzzers from Learning Resources (Amazon $14). Summit quizzes in teams, so this is one buzzer for each practice team.
      And for paddles, I’ve always made them myself from cereal or soda boxes. The younger kids loved chosing their favorite drink. This year my Commander bought official paddles. Now what to do with those boxes…

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