These churches wanted to teach bible stories in a creative manner every week without the crushing burden of having to find and prepare new material each week. They also wanted to overhaul their classrooms on the cheap to make them the kid-friendly places they needed to be to attract kids back to the classroom. Out of those experiments came the Workshop Rotation Model. The Workshop-Rotation Model reorganizes the way you teach, not what you teach.
Kids rotate by class into a different workshop each week for a four, five or six week period.
During that period of time, the story they learn is the same in each workshop. Kids love repetition and need it to remember their lessons. Because each of the workshops teaches through a different style of learning, the kids don't get bored. Instead, this multiple-intelligences approach enhances the learning process. Teachers teach in the workshop of their strength and the lesson stays the same for several weeks in a row.