REVIEW: First & Favorite Bible Lessons for Preschoolers
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First & Favorite Bible Lessons for Preschoolers is everything I’ve been looking for for my preschoolers, in one convenient book!
Although my children regularly attend Sunday school at our church, I wanted something that I could use with them at home that would be just as enjoyable for them as their Sunday school, provide hands-on activities and impress God’s word upon their hearts in a way that they could understand, and I could easily reinforce throughout our week.
This book contains 13 age-appropriate, multi-sensory, hands-on lessons of Bible truths that build a foundation for your child’s Christian education. Perhaps best of all, each lesson involves minimum prep time. For me, this makes a world of difference in my homeschool. There are so many things I’d like to do, but in truth it all boils down to what is easiest for me to implement. Not only is “First & Favorite Bible Lessons for Preschoolers” easy to implement, I like the Bible truths they promote and each lesson is truly an enjoyable teaching moment with my children. If you have a regular family fun time in your household, this book could be a great source of activities during your family fun time or devotional time.
The lessons contained in the book are suitable for children ages 3-5 and both large or small groups as well as large or small families. The goal of the book, is that in the process of completing the activities and lessons in the book, your preschooler will discover the truths of the Scripture themselves.
Each lesson contains:
God’s Message: a short, repeatable memory verse
Sing-a-long: A new song to a familiar tune that goes with the lesson’s message.
Bible Story: Memorable presentation of Bible stories, geared towards preschoolers.
Crafty Creations: Easy craft activities.
Classroom specials: special games, affirmations and activities that help children apply what they are learing to their life.
Snack time: Fun snack you can make with the kids
Closing: prayer, songs and other activities to further reinforce the lesson.
Included Lessons:
God made it, and it was Grrreat!
“Everything God made is good” (1 Timothy 4:4)
The rain came down, the flood came up
“Look! It is the Lord God who helps me.” (Isaiah 50:9a)
Moses did what he was told
“Obey the Lord your God” (Deuteronomy 27A10a)
The boy and the Giant
“God made us to do good works.” (Ephesians 2:10ab)
The Queen who served her people
“Serve each other with love” (Galations 5:13b)
Three Brave Men and a wicked King
“Worship…God and serve only him” (Luke 4:8b)
God is with us
“God is with us.” (Matthew 1:21b)
A Wild and Scary Ride
“I trust God, so I am not afraid” (Psalm 56:4b)
Never too little
“Let the little children come to me” (Mark 10:14a)
Good Neighbors
“Love the Lord…and love your neighbor as yourself” (Luke 10:27)
Lost and Found
“The Lord loves us very much” (Psalm 117:2a)
A great big picnic
“Do many good things with the help of Christ” (Phillipians 1:11a)
Alive Again
“Jesus has risen from the dead” (Matthew 28:7a)
Karin Katherine is a proud stay-at-home mother of four who feels blessed to be the mother of 5 year old fraternal twin boys and two daughters, ages three and 4 months. As someone who never changed a diaper until she had children, Karin is surprised by the fact that she has been changing diapers for the past 5 years straight with no end in sight! As the 7th of 8 children, Karin feels blessed by her average size (in her mind anyway) family and wouldn’t mind a few more– God willing and her husband notwithstanding. Her biggest homeschooling dream is to one day homeschool across the United States in an RV. Please visit her new blog Mommy Matters.
First & Favorite Bible Lessons for Preschoolers is everything I’ve been looking for for my preschoolers, in one convenient book!
Karin Katherine is a proud stay-at-home mother of four who feels blessed to be the mother of 5 year old fraternal twin boys and two daughters, ages three and 4 months. As someone who never changed a diaper until she had children, Karin is surprised by the fact that she has been changing diapers for the past 5 years straight with no end in sight! As the 7th of 8 children, Karin feels blessed by her average size (in her mind anyway) family and wouldn’t mind a few more– God willing and her husband notwithstanding. Her biggest homeschooling dream is to one day homeschool across the United States in an RV. Please visit her new blog Mommy Matters.
