This eraser game is for verse 1 of "Sing for the King."
 
How to play eraser pass?
 
On a large chalkboard or white board, draw a 4x5 grid like the one above.  Write the words in each box.
In as little words as possible, tell the children the words:
Erase one word that is NOT in the song
Pass the eraser to a friend
No talking
Challenge the children to erase all the wrong words before you sing the verse 4 times.  Hand out two erasers and start singing. Do not stop between verses.  If a child erases a correct word, quietly write it back in the box and don’t make a big deal about it. 
After the children have erased all the incorrect words, “check their work” by singing the song again and pointing to each word as you go.
Challenge the children to sing only the words in the box while you sing the other words.  Then switch.  I like to point to the words as we go to help keep us on track.
 
Why do I love this game so much?  
 
It gives the children a chance to see the words in an active learning experience.  
They get to hear the verse sung several times before I ask them to produce parts of the song.  If you sing it as many times as suggested, they will get to hear the verse 7 times while their little brains are actively engaged.  Active engagement will cut down on the amount of time it takes to learn a song. 
The three words in each box are synonyms, meaning they mean similar things.  Seeing these words grouped together helps the children gain a deeper understanding of the message of the song without taking time to explain it.  
 
Note: I would only use this activity with children who can read, or I would have something else for the younger children to do at the same time. 
 
Enjoy!