Still yet, the vital education about ways to worship is meeting the needs of the children to understand worship. Then children could be dismissed to another area to have additional learning activities surrounding the subject of the message. This way, children have participated in the majority of worship, and they have been exposed to the same content as the rest of the church. I think this is a good choice. Nevertheless, I think there is no harm in having children present for all of a worship experience.
Children learn by example, and adults who attend worship with their children set the prime example.
Finally, it is important for children to have opportunities to serve other people in the church, the community and the world. Children have a lot to add to the work of the church if we will let them. We are encouraged to have faith like a child. They understand so much more than we want to allow them to comprehend. In worship, children can participate in children's choir or hand out bulletins.