I'm concerned Group is getting off the mark with their interpretation of Scripture. For example, in Simply Loved Qtr 1 there's a lesson on Noah and the Flood. The daily point is "God Gives Do-Overs". And yes, praise the Lord, he does! However, that is not what this Bible passage is truly about. Everyone except Noah and his family died. Noah escapes bc God declared him righteous, not bc he got a do-over. No one got a do-over. This lesson minimizes sin and the importance of repentance and right living. It's lessons like these that make me pause and wonder where Group is headed and if I should follow. I ADORE the way lessons are interactive but I wish the Bible content was a little deeper and accurate, challenging students and teachers while continuing to hold on to the "learn while playing" concept that I truly believe works for kids (and adults!). I really wish Group would incorporate better questions into their curriculum, giving students opportunity to share the basic facts of the story, checking for listening and memory retention instead of just "how do you feel about that" questions. I want my students to leave Sunday school knowing basic Bible facts, not thinking how they feel about the Bible is all that matters.