It provides guidance on how to adapt VeggieTown to different settings, ways to involve the entire family, how to lead a discussion, and how to work with mixed age groups. The language is simple, but engaging. It is aware that children learn using different methods and while not all of the multiple intelligences are used, they do try to reach them using more than one. It has lots of details and will take lots to people to coordinate and cooperate. It requires substantial preparation time.
Cost can be more than some churches can afford.
Some of the activities use food which is a waste of resources. Many children have seen the videos which will be used in the VBS program. While they are shortened versions of the videos, which are available in public, some children may not pay attention to the entire lesson. The Media Resource Center is a department at the William Smith Morton Library of the Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education.