This week’s lesson was a super fun one for our little ones! The focus was on God’s promises, so we started by talking about a promise that we had learnt a couple of weeks before. We remember that God had made a promise to Noah to save him and his family from the flood and we saw […]
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God's promise to Abram is Fulfilled is lesson 6 in the first quarter of a year of Preschool Bible Study that I assist with on Wednesday evening. We continued learning about the promises that God made to Abraham. God always keeps His promises and Abraham and Sarah had Isaac. Last week we learned about Abram and lot. They had so many animals, the herdsmen were arguing about the land. They each wanted the best land for the food and water to take care of their animals. Abram told lot (nephew) that he could pick the land he wanted. Lot decided which land he wanted, and Abram moved the other direction. God was happy that Abram let Lot pick the land. We are learning about Abram. He found in the book of Genesis (17-22). Genesis is the first book of the Old Testament. There are two parts of the Bible: Old & New Testament. Abram believed the promises that God told him. God told Abram that he would be the father of all nations. He would have so many descendants (explain) like the sand on the seashore. Or the stars in the sky (15:5-6). You can’t count the stars in the sky! God told Abram that now he would be called Abraham and his wife would be called Sarah. Many years later, God talked to Abraham told him that He would bless Abraham and Sarah with a son and they were to name him Isaac. Later, Abraham was sitting by the door of his tent. When he looked outside, there were three men. Abraham ran out to meet them and offered them water, rest, food and feet cleaning. Abraham fed them bread and meat. The three men asked Abraham where his wife was and Abraham told them “She is here in the tent.” Sarah was listening by the tent door and heard one of the men say that she would have a son. Well, she knew she was old and she laughed to herself. Now the man asked why Sarah laughed because God do anything! The men rose and Abraham went with them to send them on their way. The next year, Sarah had their son just as God promised and Abraham and Sarah named him Isaac just as God told them to. We used this panorama to review the lesson. Click here to download and see more. Click here to download the lesson. These visuals and pictures have been updated and contain all the available pictures. Click here to print the visuals. Click here to print the Pictures to Color. Click here to see the A is for Abraham ideas we did at home. Some ideas can be used in Bible class. Click here to see the Abraham lesson, ideas and printables for early elementary ages.
For week five of God's Little Explorers, we moved on to the story of God's Promise to Abraham, and the letter 't'. Traveling with a Tent An Exploration of the letter 't' Letter: t Theme/Focus: God's Promise to Abraham Memory Verse: Hebrews 11: 9-11 (Excerpts) "By faith [Abraham]...lived in tents...and was enabled to become a father because he considered Him faithful who made the promise." Song: Father Abraham I like to give Ada and Ida as visual a representation of the song as I can, considering they are not readers. For 'Oh be Careful Little Eyes' I used a rebus. For this song, we used paper dolls (blog post forthcoming on our paper doll fun). Introductory Activity: Took the easy route here and watched the Veggie Tales episode, Abe's Amazing Promise. Bible Craft: I like using stickers to exercise Ida and Ada's fine motor skills. Together they placed 100 stars in the night sky above Abraham. I had Ada colour in a picture of Abraham from Christian Preschool Printables, then cut him out and added him to our picture. Ada also traced the words 'God's Promise to Abraham'. Math Connection: Counting to 100. I chose 100 stars exactly in the previous activity because I knew I wanted to introduce the concept of counting to 100. I used another 100 stars to create a chart where we circled the ages of people we know, and added Abraham and Sarah, to give an idea of just how long they waited on God. I don't have photos, but we also made paperclip chains (2 for Ida, 3 for Ada, 38 for Mummy, 65 for Pa - my Dad - and then 100 for Abraham). This gave a very good representation of 100 as well. In a group of more children, you could have them take steps to represent years, and have someone stand at 3 steps, 20 steps, 100 steps etc. Cutting/Collage Activity: This was really in place of doing a collage this week. Ada cut out the 't' to place in the tent we had made. As we are making in interactive notebook of all their Explorers lessons, I like to include some pages that are actually interactive! Vocabulary Turtle: We actually did a number of turtle activities that I have not included here (in the interests of not boring you to death!). I liked including the turtle not only for the 't', but because the turtle carries his home on his back, in the same way that Abraham and Sarah carried their household for years as they obeyed God and traveled where he led them. The turtle has liftable flaps under which are pictures of 't' things. I had Ada trace the easier words on the flaps. Reading Readiness: I like Becky (from This Reading Mama)'s resources very much. When Ada is ready, I am going to use her 'Phonics by the Book' Curriculum, probably in conjuction with a repeat of God's Little Explorers for Ida. As Ada gets more and more ready to read, I have begun including some of Becky's Reading the Alphabet resources (another GREAT pre-reader curriculum). Both Ada and Ida struggle with 'left to right' and while she can't read the sentence, she learned the sentence, and I had her use the turtle to 'walk along the sentence' from left to right. When I glued the activity into their notebook, I added arrows, laminated the turtle with packing tape for durability, and gave him his own pocket at the end of the sentence. Rhyme Time: Another resource from Reading the Alphabet. Ada is all about what rhymes with what at the moment, so I added a Rhyme Time into our curriculum every week. This will help introduce her to rime (as well as rhyme). Dot Marker Activities: I usually use Erica (at Confessions of a Homeschooler)'s alphabet dot marker pages, but I forgot to print one off this week, and ended up just making my own with paper and pencil. I made a modification in that I numbered the dots to reflect how the letter is constructed, and had her dot them in order. I think I will continue to do this. Nursery Rhyme: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star It only made sense to include this nursery rhyme this week. The colouring page came from Sparklebox and the star cutouts we did ourselves. Ada loves to cut, and if I don't give her things to cut, she somehow manages to find her preschool scissors and the I find little bits of paper all over the floor! Other Activities: Alphabetti - Progressive Phonics Lapbook Pieces - Homeschool Share Letter Maze: 1+1+1=1 Sea of Sound: Sparklebox Note: We are following 'God's Little Explorers,' a free, Bible-based curriculum for preschoolers by Stacie Nelson, who blogs at motherhoodonadime.com Last Week: Next Week: Featured at: Linking up with:
https://youtu.be/NdqrwGJYePQ Title: God’s Promise to AbramScripture: Genesis 12:1-9, 13Target Age Group: 3rd-5th gradeMain Point: God uses people He calls Bible Lesson Plans for Kids God's Promise to Abram (Genesis 12:1-9, 13) Sunday School Lesson
There are many promises of God in the Bible that tell us about what the restoration and redemption of all things (God's ultimate promise) looks like here and now.
We started lesson 14, Isaac, the Son of Promise, by talking about the promises God had made to Abraham. (You can read about Lesson 13 here.) We then had a brief discussion about how sometimes we have to wait to receive the things promised to us. Perhaps we are promised a holiday or a special […]
If your heart needs to be reminded of the promises of God, be encouraged because Scripture is full of them! II Corinthians 1:20 says, “All the promises of God are YES in Christ Jesus.” This
The story of Joseph is such an amazing testimony to the solidity of God's promise. Use these printable coloring pages and story resources to teach children that God not only has a plan for their
If your heart needs to be reminded of the promises of God, be encouraged because Scripture is full of them! II Corinthians 1:20 says, “All the promises of God are YES in Christ Jesus.” This
God promises to make a new home for everyone that believes in Him where we can live forever with Him. Complete this craft and find out more.
The Scripture Lady loves creating Bible lessons for kids! Here's one called “God’s Promises for Your Kids are In the Bag” to help learn God's promises.
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A collection of Bible verses about rainbows. All these scriptures on rainbows will be from the NKJV and can be used for studying the topic of rainbows in the
This week’s lesson was a super fun one for our little ones! The focus was on God’s promises, so we started by talking about a promise that we had learnt a couple of weeks before. We remember that God had made a promise to Noah to save him and his family from the flood and we saw […]
This free, printable coloring page, based on Numbers 13:1-33 and 14:6-9, will help kids learn that God promises the best to His people. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.
https://youtu.be/NdqrwGJYePQ Title: God’s Promise to AbramScripture: Genesis 12:1-9, 13Target Age Group: 3rd-5th gradeMain Point: God uses people He calls Bible Lesson Plans for Kids God's Promise to Abram (Genesis 12:1-9, 13) Sunday School Lesson
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Here are our bible crafts for lessons 1& 2 of ECC! Noah's Ark This project was actually suggested in the curriculum. The rainbow is a sign of God's promise to humanity, so we made a big rainbow collage. 1. Take a piece of poster board and sketch a large rainbow on it. (I was neurotic and actually used a ruler so all the colors would be the same width. But feel free to freehand it!) 2. Collect all the craft or could-be-craft supplies in your house and start sorting by color. We used feathers, foam shapes, pom-poms, dyed pasta, fabric flower petals, etc. Start gluing them on to the appropriate rows. (By the way, if you don't have a good, strong, fast drying glue, I'd highly recommend Beacons 3-in-1 Craft Glue. It's a liquid glue that dries as strong as hot glue! Keep an eye on it though - it took the finish off my coffee table!) 3. If you've run out of materials and it still looks wimpy, add stickers to any empty spots. AC Moore usually has great tablets of 500-1000 stickers for $1 each. 4. You can just print "Promise" above it or print the quote "I have set my bow in the clouds and it shall be a sign of the covenant between me and the earth." (Genesis 9:13) Abraham and Sarah God promised to make Abraham's descendants as many as the stars in the sky. So we made beautiful "stained glass" stars. 1. Cut a star out of cardstock, poster board, or a cereal box. 2. Use a hot glue gun to make thick lines of glue across the star in various directions. These will be "metal" between the colors of glass. 3. Glue aluminum foil to the star with white glue or a glue stick. Fold the edges around the back of the star. 4. Use Sharpies to color the areas between the glue ridges. (Fat, marker-like Sharpies work much better than ultra-fine point ones.)
'Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, so that there may be food in My house, and test Me now in this,’ says the Lord of hosts.
This free Bible craft for kids, based on Genesis 21:1ff, will remind children that God always does what He promises. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.
