Program ideas for younger audiences

Visit http://www.manifoldgreatness.org/index.php/kids/ for a variety of resources, games, activity videos, and a family guide.

Enlist a Teen Advisory Board to help plan and promote programs for young adults.

Plan a program showing middle grades how to use primary sources in historical research.

Engage young people in hands-on activities during their exhibition visit, such as bookmaking or printmaking activities.

Develop a teen poetry slam. Teens write and perform poems that creatively express thoughts related to the history and impact of the King James Bible.

Partner with a local children’s museum on programs about exhibition themes.

Create a documentary shorts contest. Teach youth video production software and invite them to explore exhibition themes via images and sound.

Sponsor an essay contest: “Why is the King James Bible still important today?”

Work with young people to research everyday sayings that come from the Bible, and learn about the process of translating the Bible into other languages.