This skit about Joseph and his brothers is designed to be read in a Sunday School class. It gives the children the chance to experience what happened without an elaborate stage production. If you wanted, you could liven it up with some props and actions. This would be a creative and fun way to review […]
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These sequenced coloring pages tell the story of Joseph. They could be used as a teaching illustration in Sunday School, or a printable coloring activity for children. Simply print out the pages from the links below. All our resources are 100% free to use in your church, home, or school. Directions: Click on the links […]
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The free coloring page shows a young Joseph and his beautiful coat. His hands are empty and outstretched. The coat has vertical stripes the children can decorate. This sheet would be ideal for younger children or preschool Sunday School about Joseph and his robe of many colors. Directions: Simply click on the preview image to the right to download […]
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The following Children’s Message is intended for grades 1st-6th and was initially utilized for a Christian Elementary School Chapel. However, it can also be adapted to meet your specific ministry needs. It would serve well as a large group children’s church lesson or even with your kids Sunday School class. Lesson Plan Focus: Children often […]
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This printable lesson plan is designed to teach preschool aged children about the story of Joseph and his family. It could be used in any setting with children age 2-5 at church, including a preschool Sunday School class or a preschool children’s church class. As always, consider your own ministry context and modify it as […]
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This free Children’s Church lesson plan was first written for elementary aged students. It covers the story of Joseph and the interaction with him and his brothers. This material could also be used as the Bible lesson for children’s Sunday school. Be sure to consider your own ministry context and modify it as needed. Please […]
