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NKJV Precious Moments Holy Bible - Pink By Thomas Nelson |
| Unit 1: I am Wonderfully Made Week 1: Honoring God With My Body Day 1 |
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| Click here for the Printable Lesson The first day's lesson focuses on God's word, and the special eyes that God has given us to read about him. |
Bible Song: The B-I-B-L-E
This song is a staple in any Sunday school
classroom! This would be great to sing every
day letting a different child hold up the bible at
the end of the song! You might also make
larger felt letters for children to point to when
singing!
This song is a staple in any Sunday school
classroom! This would be great to sing every
day letting a different child hold up the bible at
the end of the song! You might also make
larger felt letters for children to point to when
singing!
Bible Verse Card: 1 Corinthians 6:20
The second verse that children can add to their
memory cards is from 1 Corinthians 6:20, and
reads, "Honor God with your body" which is this
weeks topic.
The second verse that children can add to their
memory cards is from 1 Corinthians 6:20, and
reads, "Honor God with your body" which is this
weeks topic.
Bible Lessons > Unit 1 > Week 2 > Day 1
| Printable Resources Here are the resources you'll need in addition to the days lesson: |
B is for Bible Worksheet
The letter of the week is "B" and goes with our
Bible and Body theme! Children can practice
the letter "B" and write in the verse "Honor God
with your body" There is also a picture of a Boy
reading his Bible to color!
Optional: Letter B Handwriting
The letter of the week is "B" and goes with our
Bible and Body theme! Children can practice
the letter "B" and write in the verse "Honor God
with your body" There is also a picture of a Boy
reading his Bible to color!
Optional: Letter B Handwriting
| You'll find everything you need to complete this lesson here on this page, including Bible Verse Cards, Crafts, Bible Activities, and Printable resources. You'll also find various related links to web resources that are helpful for expanding the lesson should you want to spend more time on this topic. |
Bible Craft: Bible Bookmarks
Children work on their scissor skills with these
fun Bible Bookmarks. Have children cut them
out then glue (or tape) them to a Popsicle stick.
Then help them place them in the correct places
in their bibles. (if they didn't bring their bibles,
remind parent what to do with the bookmarks,
when they come to pick them up)
Optional: More Bible Bookmarks
Children work on their scissor skills with these
fun Bible Bookmarks. Have children cut them
out then glue (or tape) them to a Popsicle stick.
Then help them place them in the correct places
in their bibles. (if they didn't bring their bibles,
remind parent what to do with the bookmarks,
when they come to pick them up)
Optional: More Bible Bookmarks
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| Helpful Links Here are some helpful resources for expanding this lesson: Bible Printables Bible Lapbook Bible Worksheets |
Bible Activity: Eye Color Tally Sheet
Talk with children about how we use our eyes to
read God's word. Have children survey their
fellow classmates by making a tally for each
classmate with the corresponding eye color.
Come back as a group and compare results!
Talk with children about how we use our eyes to
read God's word. Have children survey their
fellow classmates by making a tally for each
classmate with the corresponding eye color.
Come back as a group and compare results!
Optional Bible Science: Human Eye
Print up this optional diagram of the human eye.
Talk with children about the different parts of the
eye, and why God designed those features for
us. (lids to close to keep eyes moist, lashes to
bat away dust, Tears to rinse, pupil to allow the
right amount of light in by changing size) Pass
around a mirror for kids to experiment with.
Print up this optional diagram of the human eye.
Talk with children about the different parts of the
eye, and why God designed those features for
us. (lids to close to keep eyes moist, lashes to
bat away dust, Tears to rinse, pupil to allow the
right amount of light in by changing size) Pass
around a mirror for kids to experiment with.