In a rotational learning setting, the same Bible story or theme is taught for several weeks. Each week, learners rotate to a different station. The story remains the same, but children encounter it in different ways in each station. By having children explore a story or concept in different settings, the more it is reinforced throughout the unit. Rotational learning is exciting for the student and teacher alike, as teachers teach to their strengths and students experience Bible stories in the ways that they learn best. Rotational learning is grounded in the work of Howard Gardner in Multiple Intelligences Theory.
At KFUMC, we have chosen a theme for our Rotational Sunday School Program and its stations: "The River, where God's Wisdom Flows". The stations have the following names: The Genesis Theater (Media), Parable Play House (Drama/Story), Bible.com (Computer), Temple Tunes (Music/Movement), Loaves and Fishes (Cooking), The Potter’s Workshop (Art) and Creation Station (Science).
the walls of each station (classroom) have been beautifully painted with murals originating from sketches by local artist Dolores Peterson. She was asked to capture the theme of the river in each classroom. Each room contains water in some fashion. 
In mid-June the painting began under the direction of mural artist Dotti Brundrett. Almost twenty volunteers assisted Dotti in some way over the summer in bringing these lovely sketches to life. 
Each room is based on realism and seeks to enhance the children’s understanding of the Bible times setting. Approximately 5000 square feet of walls have been painted.
