Four beautiful and educational posters for kids. Bible Story Map, Ten Commandments, Lord's Prayer and Bible Family Tree and Timeline. They are colorful, engaging and perfect for the visual learners. Perfect set for Sunday School classrooms and bulletin boards. Set includes: Bible Story Map (18" x 24"), Ten Commandments (17" x 22), Bible Family Tree (14" x 39"), The Lord's Prayer (17" x 22).
Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus shows His royal descent and right to King David’s throne. He is presented in Matthew as King and Messiah foretold by the Old Testament prophets. So book starts wi…
I havent had a chance to do it much since becoming a mom, but I LOVE genealogy! What I loved the most-other then stumbling upon strong Christians who had been major influences in the lives of those around them-was how it made history come alive for me. Somehow, understanding how their lives all wove together made them feel more real. This drew me to want to make a family tree for Abraham and his descendants. We are getting ready to talk about Joseph and the coat of many colors, and I wanted the kids to understand that Joseph isnt some random dude in a new story-he is Jacob's son, and Isaac's grandson, and Abraham's great-grandson. I wanted to be able to show them how it was the same relation as our own great-grandparents. So I came up with a family tree printable to put into our Bible Activity Book. We discussed the family of Abraham as Mustang and Charger cut out all 22 people. I actually thought long and hard about what to do about the 'questionable' story of having Bilhah and Zilpah in the story. Should I leave them out, should I say they were wives, or what? I finally decided just to tell it like it is, figuring it would be more confusing to untell my made up story and explain why I had mislead the kids in the future. Turns out, the kids didnt even bat an eye. I DIDNT go into the entire story of how Jacob worked for Rachel 14 years and the fighting between Rachel and Leah. I mentioned they were sisters, and that Bilhah and Zilpah were maid-servants and we just discussed how many kids each of them had. The Beginner's Bible that we follow leaves this story out completely, so I didnt want to get into it too much. When it came time to glue all the people down, they were a little disappointed-apparently I'm going to have to make a second set for story telling. The little people ARE pretty darn cute. In the end the project took a VERY long time-well over an hour. I wished I had thought of this earlier and added to the tree with each story. Oh well! I used a file folder and glued Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob and Esau on the first page. On the inside, we put Jacob again (file includes two Jacobs), Rachel, Leah, Zilpah and Bilhah, and all the kids. In case you dont want to look it up, place the following kids with their moms: Leah-Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dinah, & Issachar Zilpah (Leah's maid)-Gad & Asher Rachel-Joseph and Benjamin Bilhah (Rachel's maid)-Dan and Naphtali I didnt worry about putting all 13 in order, as it would be confusing, but I did put the kids in order under their moms. I intend to have the kids refer to this tree in the future-and maybe even when they are a bit older, so I want some accuracy to the tree. If you would like to make the family tree with your children or Sunday School class, it can be downloaded FREE here. ****This link was updated as of 3/2/2014 to Google Docs*** All graphics used in this printable were purchased from Just So Scrappy or Digiscrapkits.com I hope you enjoy the printable!! God Bless! BTW, yes it looks like I forgot Zeb! So sorry!! I am not likely to get a chance to fix it, I have gotten out of the printable making!
The Bible Family Tree Timeline is a perfect visual showing who is related to who in the Bible. It's a family tree from Jesus to Adam and Eve and a Bible Timeline showing approximate dates of when each person lived. Size is 14" x 39". Each person from 13 Bible stories has a bible reference and an illustration of the story that is familiar to young children to help them easily remember these people and get a better understanding of the bible. The poster helps tie many bible stories together and is a great resource for churches and parents.
Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus shows His royal descent and right to King David’s throne. He is presented in Matthew as King and Messiah foretold by the Old Testament prophets. So book starts wi…
Bible Family Trees Cut and Color Craft Pack: Printable Cut and Color Crafts for Kids
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Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus shows His royal descent and right to King David’s throne. He is presented in Matthew as King and Messiah foretold by the Old Testament prophets. So book starts wi…
These brightly colored family trees are great for introducing prominent Bible figures in the Old Testament. Also a great for introducing the relationships between various important people. Families included: ~Adam and Eve ~Noah ~Abraham (Abram) ~Isaac ~Israel (Jacob) The pages may be used individually or printed into a packet with the “My Bible Family Trees” page on top and stapled together. The full color trees may be projected to the class, displayed on the wall on a bulletin board. For other Bible FUN: The Lord's Prayer NKJV The Lord's Prayer NIrV Text from God's Word:Memory posters Tree Maps: Bible Family Trees k-2
Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus shows His royal descent and right to King David’s throne. He is presented in Matthew as King and Messiah foretold by the Old Testament prophets. So book starts wi…
Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus shows His royal descent and right to King David’s throne. He is presented in Matthew as King and Messiah foretold by the Old Testament prophets. So book starts wi…
**This is a digital download; no physical book will be shipped. If you'd like a paperback copy, click here.** Step into the adventurous world of David with our David & Goliath Activity Book! Specially crafted for curious kids, this book is filled with ready-to-go lesson plans and fun activities that bring the story of David and Goliath to life. From coloring pages and puzzles to crafts and creative writing, each page invites kids to explore David's incredible journey and discover the lessons within. Perfect for families and teachers, this book offers a creative way to learn about David's anointing as king and his early adventures, including his work for King Saul, his battle with Goliath, and insights into ancient Israelite culture and Hebrew language. Whether at home, in Sabbath or Sunday school, or in class, this David & Goliath Activity Book is designed to inspire a love for this famous Bible story while building your child's Bible knowledge. This PDF is 95 pages designed for 3rd through 6th graders.
What comes to mind when you hear the name Bathsheba? What words? What pictures? What labels? Today we’re looking at the fourth woman named in Jesus’ family tree – Bathsheba. Why does the Bible name Bathsheba in Jesus’ lineage? Let’s do two things as we answer this question. First, while we most often read the narrative from David’s perspective (David’s sin, David’s confrontation by Nathan, David’s repentance and David’s punishment), let’s uniquely read it through the eyes of Bathsheba. Second, let’s wipe clean all we think we know of Bathsheba. Hollywood’s epic film of David and Bathsheba paints her as
Reading my Twitter feeds this morning, I saw this tweet from FamilyLink.com: I thought to myself: "Finally, a new family tree program from FamilyLink.com." F FamilyLink.com has had several cracks at putting family trees on the Internet - first with (what is now) http://www.familyhistorylink.com/ and http://www.webtree.com/, and with the We're Related application on Facebook (which I've complained about many times....). I clicked on the link in the tweet with anticipation, and saw the http://www.familylink.com/ home page: Uh oh, lookie there, in the right hand text it says "We'll port over your relatives from the We're Related app on Facebook." On the page above is a link to "Connect with Facebook." Trying to be fair and balanced, I said to my self "OK, let's see what this looks like." I clicked on "Connect with Facebook" and saw a popup window to login: I entered my Facebook login information and my http://www.familylink.com/ Home page appeared: This is the "Stream" page which lists recent Facebook status updates from the relatives that I've included in my We're Related application on Facebook. There was the opportunity to add an update to the Stream and I took it - you can see it above - it said: "Will the new FamilyLink tree application work better than We're Related did? I sure hope so." With eager anticipation boiling over now, I clicked on the "Tree" link and saw: Hmm. Only me? Where's my tree from We're Related? It wasn't much, but it had my parents, grandparents, and my children. I had painstakingly entered the information by hand, one person at a time using the very clunky We're Related interface. Maybe my data in the We're Related application will get transferred over in the next day or two. I hope so. Of course, if any "real family historian" is going to use any online family tree application to the fullest, they will want to upload their GEDCOM file filled with all of the names, dates, places, facts, notes, stories, and sources that they have accumulated over the years. Their hope is that distant cousins (those second, third, fourth and earlier cousins) will find the information and make a connection and share their information with them. I'm going to wait awhile to pass judgment on the "new" FamilyLink tree. I do wonder why they would announce this release and not have the application ready to transfer the information from the We're Related application right into the new "Living Tree" (is that the right name?) application?
Save 20% if you buy 12 or more! Put 12 or more in the Quantity box above to get the discount!See More Details 25 x 38, Full Color, Laminated, Wall Chart OUR NUMBER ONE PRODUCT SINCE 1975! Our Customers tell us: 'EVERYONE WHO HAS A BIBLE, SHOULD HAVE THIS CHART!' THE ADAM AND EVE FAMILY TREE - The Genealogy of JESUS CHRIST is being used, all over the world, by ministers, Sunday school teachers, seminaries, missionaries, chaplains, church and home schools, families, and individual Bible readers. Also brand new Christians are helped immensely by the chart. It's like when you go to a play and are given a program showing the cast of characters. This chart is the program, showing and clarifying the family relationships of the Old Testament and making the Bible characters come alive! Even though we are in a digital computer age – THE ADAM AND EVE FAMILY TREE WALL CHART still makes a stunning statement, a handsome intriguing conversation piece, and a quiet hanging testimony. After more than 45 years, it remains the most user-friendly and detailed, Biblical Genealogy Chart.It makes a unique and purposeful gift for any occasion! Features Include: Messianic line from ADAM and EVE to JESUS Genealogy of Jesus from The King James Version of the Bible Illustrates both Joseph and Mary’s Lineage More than 1100 names with Scripture References The Royal Lineage goes down the center of the chart The Kings of Israel The Kings of Judah (in the Lineage) The Judges Color Coded to increase understanding: Men in black; Women in red; Tribes in green Double blue line joins the parents Single blue line joins their children The 12 Sons of Israel are numbered according to their birth order and color coded to correspond with their tribe Charts are individually rolled, for a crease free delivery. AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH
