When Jesus was baptized He identified with sinners and showed He would die and be raised on our behalf. This free printable hidden pictures activity will help kids remember this very important event in Jesus’ life.
These Jesus is Baptised Printables are aimed at children in kindergarten and preschool and includes over 100 pages of fun and learning.
ABC's of Jesus' Life: B is for Baptism These lessons can be used without the alphabet theme. Just consider them an update with new ideas and printables to teach the Life of Jesus! This is a fold-over because the water folds over so Jesus can go 'in' and 'under' the water. There are a couple of options included with directions. I used the scroll graphics because of the link between Isaiah and the Gospels. The first is a puzzle, dot-to-dot and a maze. The concept chart worksheet discusses John and what we know and leads to him baptizing Jesus. A Word Search with answer sheet and a color-by-number-code worksheets are included. I designed the Trip Strip to be a cut & glue timeline. This one shown has lines for the students to write about each event. Or, they can write the scriptures. There is another worksheet without the writing space. These can easily be used for mixed age groups. Cut and glue according to directions. This is not included in the application pack. Click here to download. The Event Cards are in color and they can be used as smaller visuals and they can be shuffled for the student to re-tell the events and lay them in order. The same full-page size visuals and pictures-to-color can be downloaded below. There are alphabet mazes, color-by-number and worksheets included. Most are half-sheets and can be used in Interactive Notebooks. Click here to see a free video on how to make and use Interactive Notebooks. There is a set of 5 and 10 piece puzzles. Click here to download the lesson and application pack. To discuss John, I purchased some fabric that has a slightly rough texture that is a camel color. I bought a jar of honey, leather strap, and used a locust I have for the plagues. Click here to download the visuals. Visuals for John in Matthew 3, Mark 1, Luke 3 and John 1 are included. Not all are shown. Click here to download the pictures to color. These are the same as the visuals, but are black & white. These pages can also be cut apart and used as flash cards to put the events in order. Click here to download the one-page foldable book. Color and black & white are included. Click here to see the other lessons for Jesus in the ABC's in the Life of Jesus series. Click here to see more for Jesus is Baptized for preschool. Click here to see more for Jesus is Baptized for early elementary.
This continues our series learning about Jesus. This is week 5 in the fourth quarter of a year of Preschool Bible Study that I assist with on Wednesday evening. To discuss John, I purchased some fabric that has a slightly rough texture that is a camel color. I bought a jar of honey, leather strap, and used a locust I have for the plagues. The life of Jesus is found in the Bible. What are the two parts of the Bible? Old & New Testament. The first four books of the New Testament are called the Gospels. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John tell us about Jesus. We will learn about Jesus in Matthew 3:13-17. Jesus lived in Nazareth. Who were His parents? Mary and Joseph. When Jesus was about 30 years old, He left home and went to see John his relative. John was called John the Baptist. John preached in the wilderness of Judea. John wore clothes made from camel’s hair and a leather belt. John ate locusts (bugs) and wild honey! People came to John from all around the area asking him to baptize them in the Jordan River. John baptized the people in the Jordan River with water and said that the One coming was more important than him. John was preparing the way for Jesus to come. He did what God wanted and taught people about Jesus the Savior. Jesus went to meet John at the Jordan River, too. He wanted to be baptized. And Jesus wanted John to baptize Him. John told Jesus that “You should be baptizing me!” John asked Jesus “Why are You coming to me?” Jesus told John that they would make God happy by baptizing Him. John and Jesus went into the Jordan River and John baptized Jesus. Baptism is ‘all the way under’ and when Jesus came up out of the water, the Heavens were opened up and Jesus saw the Spirit of God coming down like a dove and a God said, “This is My Son that I love, and I am very pleased.” God was so happy that Jesus did what He wanted! Jesus didn’t need to be baptized since He had never sinned. But Jesus was baptized to show us an example of what we need to do. Jesus’ baptism the beginning of His ministry. We used this map first. They love maps! We put John in the wilderness and had Jesus 'walk' to John at the Jordan River. Then, we turned the map over and talked about baptism. The directions are here, but I created a pocked with the water so John and Jesus could go 'in' the water, and we could tuck Jesus 'under;' the water. We added fish stickers for the water also. Click here to see this project. Click here to download a song for the Baptism of Jesus. Click here to download the lesson. Click here to print the visuals. Click here to print the Pictures to Color. Click here to see a preschool post with ideas & printables. Click here to see the early elementary lesson & more for Jesus is Baptized.
The Mission of John the Baptist – Matthew 3 (Matthew 3:13-17) Then comes Jesus from Galilee to Jordan to John, to be baptized of him. But John forbade him
Preschool Alphabet: W is for Water = Jesus is Baptized Preschool at home ideas and printables! We are learning the letter W this week, and we are talking about Jesus being baptized. You can find His baptism in Matthew 3. Jesus went to John His relative to the Jordan River and asked John to baptize Him. John told Jesus that He should be baptizing him! But, John agreed and they went into the water. The original Greek word was baptizo and means submerge or burial. When Jesus came up out of the water, the heavens were opened to Him and the Spirit of God came down like a dove and said "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased." Jesus was about 30 years old when He started His ministry. (Luke 3:23) This set you see in the pictures is in the download packet after the maze photo. There is a Jesus & John so they can walk and talk. There is also a Jesus & John and the dove for when Jesus is baptized. The page with the water is printed on blue cardstock and I used my craft knife to open the paper between the water and the sky, leaving the ends attached. I glued each piece to a craft stick because they love it! We talked about Jesus & John meeting at the Jordan River, then used the other pieces to go into the water. Jesus can go all way under by pulling the stick down. I printed the water onto blue cardstock, and I had Sea Life Foamies from the Summer collection at Hobby lobby that they added to the water. We could talk about God made the water, and the fish and colors also. This would also be good for creation. The water background is in the download, also a page of fish if you want to print them, but you could also use stickers. Again, she loves mazes and it is the first thing she wants to do after we talked about Jesus! They will take Jesus through the maze to John. There are always other printables in the alphabet packs which includes several pages like W is for Whale, etc. and not necessarily from the Bible. There is W is for Watermelon, and I looked everywhere for seeds to glue to the page, but they were not in stores yet, so that is an idea you could do. There are always retelling cards to print and let them tell you what they learned about the Bible. And, there are always one or two pictures to color of the Bible facts for each letter. Click here to print everything. Here are a couple of W books we used this week. We also read The Watermelon Seed by Greg Pizzoli. They love Mrs. Wishy Washy! Click on the above picture to see the A-Z Bible People Pictures to Color. Click on the above picture to find more A-Z God made It printables. Click here to see my W is for ... alphabet board on Pinterest. Also linked up hereL http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.net/tag/tot%20school/
This one-page printable includes color and black and white. Click here to download. Print (this works best on cardstock) and cut around outside edges leaving the tabs attached. Fold the top tab of the dove backwards and glue to the back of the top between the brackets. This is a lift the flap and can be folded to the front after Jesus is baptized. Cut to the edges of the paper to keep the tabs for the water on and fold the tabs on the sides of the water back and glue along the sides of the bottom to the back of the background. This will make the water pop out and be rounded in the front and help it stand up. The standup Jesus shows Him walking to John, then turn Him around and He can go into the water and go under (lay sideways) to be baptized. When Jesus comes up, bring the dove to the front.
Preschool Alphabet: W is for Water = Jesus is Baptized Preschool at home ideas and printables! We are learning the letter W this week, and we are talking about Jesus being baptized. You can find His baptism in Matthew 3. Jesus went to John His relative to the Jordan River and asked John to baptize Him. John told Jesus that He should be baptizing him! But, John agreed and they went into the water. The original Greek word was baptizo and means submerge or burial. When Jesus came up out of the water, the heavens were opened to Him and the Spirit of God came down like a dove and said "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased." Jesus was about 30 years old when He started His ministry. (Luke 3:23) This set you see in the pictures is in the download packet after the maze photo. There is a Jesus & John so they can walk and talk. There is also a Jesus & John and the dove for when Jesus is baptized. The page with the water is printed on blue cardstock and I used my craft knife to open the paper between the water and the sky, leaving the ends attached. I glued each piece to a craft stick because they love it! We talked about Jesus & John meeting at the Jordan River, then used the other pieces to go into the water. Jesus can go all way under by pulling the stick down. I printed the water onto blue cardstock, and I had Sea Life Foamies from the Summer collection at Hobby lobby that they added to the water. We could talk about God made the water, and the fish and colors also. This would also be good for creation. The water background is in the download, also a page of fish if you want to print them, but you could also use stickers. Again, she loves mazes and it is the first thing she wants to do after we talked about Jesus! They will take Jesus through the maze to John. There are always other printables in the alphabet packs which includes several pages like W is for Whale, etc. and not necessarily from the Bible. There is W is for Watermelon, and I looked everywhere for seeds to glue to the page, but they were not in stores yet, so that is an idea you could do. There are always retelling cards to print and let them tell you what they learned about the Bible. And, there are always one or two pictures to color of the Bible facts for each letter. Click here to print everything. Here are a couple of W books we used this week. We also read The Watermelon Seed by Greg Pizzoli. They love Mrs. Wishy Washy! Click on the above picture to see the A-Z Bible People Pictures to Color. Click on the above picture to find more A-Z God made It printables. Click here to see my W is for ... alphabet board on Pinterest. Also linked up hereL http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.net/tag/tot%20school/
A great way to help keep students engaged in your lesson. You can use these to supplement either your Bible reading (this is what I do) or to supplement a lesson that you have.What you getA mini coloring book (Just fold both pages into quarters and place the second page inside) A Bible verse colorin...
Preschool Bible lesson on the Baptism of Jesus (Matthew 3:13-17). Free printable lesson including Bible activities, worksheets, crafts, coloring pages and more.
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This is a one line style where I draw everything without lifting the pen. This is based on the story of Jesus Christ being baptized by his cousin John the Baptist, in the river Jordan. This is a PDF download. Once the item is purchased, you will be able to download the PDF form of the picture. It is formatted to be 8.5x11in, however, if you have photoshop, or if you go to a print shop, they will be able to enlarge it or shrink it because of the PDF formatting that it is in. Thank you for purchasing from my shop!
In the years before the coming of Christ to the Book of Mormon people, Nephi, son of Nephi and grandson of Helaman, performed a role much like that of John the Baptist. The language used to describe his manner of preaching and baptizing is reminiscent of that describing John the Baptist in the New Testament. The miracles that he performed, especially those recorded in 3 Nephi 7, are similar to those that Jesus himself would work during his ministry. This Nephi, who was the son of Nephi the High Priest in Zarahemla, can be seen as a forerunner to the coming of Christ in the New World, much as John the Baptist, the son of the priest Zacharias in the temple of Jerusalem, was a forerunner in the Old World.