This Bible lesson for preschoolers is based on Mark 1:21-34 when Jesus drives out an evil spirit. Preschoolers will learn that Jesus is in charge because he is God. He is strong to protect us from anything. As his people we are called to obey and love him. He is our boss. This is the fifth lesson from a series for preschoolers on knowing Jesus through the book of Mark. You can read the series introduction for more explanation and links
This Bible lesson for preschoolers is based on Mark 1: 14-20 when Jesus calls his disciples to follow him. It is designed to help these younger children learn what it means to follow after Jesus. Even the kids in your preschool Sunday School can be disciples of Christ. This is the fourth lesson from a series for preschoolers on knowing Jesus through the book of Mark. You can read the series introduction for more explanation and links to
Our website is mainly for kids ministry, but often people will ask me where they can find Sunday School lessons for their youth, teenage, or high school ministry. So, I’ve complied the following places where I would check out. This is not an exhaustive list and their are many very good options for High School Sunday School lessons. Free Bible Lessons for Teens This is simple a quick listing of the curriculum and material of which I
This series of Creation Preschool Bible lessons will introduce younger children to God’s Work as maker of all. Each lesson is printable and includes extra ideas. This is a six part series of lesson plans to teach preschool aged children about God making the world. I’ve also linked to our craft and song ideas for these lessons. Lesson Index Creation Day One Creation Day Two Creation Day Three Creation Day Four Creation Day Five Days Six &
Here is a preschool lesson plan dealing with the temptation of Jesus from Mark 1:12-13. It teaches how Christ was a real human who had to fight against sin just like we do. It also shows that He overcame the devil and can empower us to do the same. Even younger children need to understand these central truths about the character of Jesus. This is the third lesson from a series for preschoolers on knowing Jesus through
Here is the second lesson in our series for called “Preschoolers Knowing Jesus.” This one teaches about his baptism as found in Mark 1:9-11. It will introduce younger children to the concept of baptism and how Jesus publicly showed his submission to God’s mission. They will also learn what it means for God to call Jesus his Son. This is part of a series for preschoolers on knowing Jesus through the book of Mark. You can read
This is an introductory lesson for a series for preschoolers on knowing Jesus through the book of Mark. Be sure to read the series introduction for more explanation and links to the other lessons. To begin these Bible lessons, we actually start with a passage from Isaiah that will help to interpret Mark. This lesson will allow you to teach the children why Jesus needed to come to earth and help them understand that Jesus is God. It outlines three of
It’s almost inevitable. If you’ve spent any time with toddlers and preschoolers, you’ll get to diffuse a temper tantrum. I suppose you can view it as one of the perks of the business… responding creatively to little challenges who may or may not be thrashing on the floor. Though tantrums typically peak around 2 or 3 years of age, preschoolers also wield tantrums to gain control and assert independence. When older children do not learn coping mechanisms
This is the index page for a new series of preschool Bible lessons that teaches them to know Jesus. Each lesson is based on a passage from Mark’s Gospel. This curriculum is designed to help younger children understand who Jesus is and grow in their relationship with him. These lessons from Kara Jenkins and will be posted throughout the winter of 2011. Many readers have found this helpful for younger and older elementary students. There is plenty of
This is the sixth lesson plan in our series for preschoolers about knowing God. Each lesson is based on a passage from Isaiah 40 and will help younger children grow in their knowledge and love for God. Be sure to read the series introduction for teaching tips and explanation of the lesson format. This lesson is targeted for older preschool children, age 4 and age 5 years old. It would serve well as a preschool Sunday School
This is the fifth lesson plan in our series for preschoolers about knowing God. Each lesson is based on a passage from Isaiah 40 and will help younger children grow in their knowledge and love for God. Be sure to read the series introduction for teaching tips and explanation of the lesson format. This lesson is targeted for older preschool children, age 4 and age 5 years old. It would serve well as a preschool Sunday School
Try this lesson with your toddler or preschool Sunday School class at church. The children will learn that “God knows me.” This precious truth will lay a foundation for more learning about God and having a relationship with them. With a little modification, you could use it in a variety of Bible teaching settings. This lesson is based on David’s reflection on God’s wisdom and omniscience which is recorded in Psalm 139. Simply follow the directions below.
This is the fourth lesson plan in our series for preschoolers about knowing God. Each lesson is based on a passage from Isaiah 40 and will help younger children grow in their knowledge and love for God. Be sure to read the series introduction for teaching tips and explanation of the lesson format. This lesson is targeted for older preschool children, age 4 and age 5 years old. It would serve well as a preschool Sunday School
It was inevitable. If my husband or I dropped our son off in the church nursery, there would be blood curdling screaming, a clenching of every finger around our legs, and a domino effect with the other children in the room. Our nursery workers were equipped as superheroes with patience, prayer, determination, and compassionate care, yet still the battle of separation anxiety raged on. Our son was resolved to never leave our sight ever in his entire
Here is a preschool lesson about prayer for your toddler or preschool Sunday School class at church. It’s based on selected scriptures and teachers younger children this powerful truth – they can talk to God. This lesson plan was written for a preschool class at church, but it could be modified for other ministry settings. You could expand it for elementary children or use it at home for family devotions. Bible Truth: I Can Pray Scripture: 1
Here is a simple Bible lesson for preschoolers. It’s based on the story in John’s Gospel where Jesus directs the disciples to cast their nets and provides a miraculous catch of fish. This story shows Jesus’ power over nature and his desire to help us. This lesson works well for a preschool Sunday School class. You could also use it at home with your own younger children. Feel free to modify it to meet your ministry situation.
This is the third lesson plan in our series for preschoolers about knowing God. Each lesson is based on a passage from Isaiah 40 and will help younger children grow in their knowledge and love for God. Be sure to read the series introduction for teaching tips and explanation of the lesson format. This lesson is targeted for older preschool children, age 4 and age 5 years old. It would serve well as a preschool Sunday School
This is the second lesson plan in our series for preschoolers about knowing God. Each lesson is based on a passage from Isaiah 40 and will help younger children grow in their knowledge and love for God. Be sure to read the series introduction for teaching tips and explanation of the lesson format. This lesson is targeted for older preschool children, age 4 and age 5 years old. It would serve well as a preschool Sunday School
Try this simple Bible lesson for preschoolers. It will help them learn that God created every part of them. It would work well for a Preschool Sunday School lesson or any ministry setting for younger children. This preschool lesson also includes a simple craft idea. You could modify this lesson for older children or other ministry settings. Bible Story: God Made Me Scripture: Psalm 139:13-14 Target Age Group: Ages 2 – 4 Learning Context: Any small group
This is a Bible lesson for younger children from Matthew 14. In this story, Jesus calls Peter to come out of the boat and walk on the water. Children will learn about trusting Jesus even when we can’t see clearly. This preschool lesson also includes a simple craft idea. You could modify this lesson for older children or other ministry settings. Bible Story: Peter Walks on Water Scripture: Matthew 14:22-33 Target Age Group: Age 4 – 6
This is the first lesson plan in our series for preschoolers about knowing God. Each lesson is based on a passage from Isaiah 40 and will help younger children grow in their knowledge and love for God. Be sure to read the series introduction for teaching tips and explanation of the lesson format. This lesson is targeted for older preschool children, age 4 and age 5 years old. It would serve well as a preschool Sunday School
Series Index: Lesson One: God’s Word is Eternal Lesson Two: God is Our Shepherd Lesson Three: Our God is Mighty Lesson Four: Our God of Wisdom Lesson Five: There is No One Like God Lesson Six: God’s Strength is Everlasting What’s Next? After this series, you should consider teaching “Preschoolers Knowing Jesus” which is the follow-up to this material. Series Introduction: This series of Bible lessons for preschoolers will cover Isaiah 40. My goal is for preschoolers
This is a lesson plan intended for preschool children, ages 2-5. It is designed for a children’s church or Sunday School, but can be adapted to meet your particular ministry setting. It is the third in our series for preschoolers titled Jesus is My Good Shepherd. The first lesson plan (Sheep LOVED by a Shepherd) in this series taught students that they were like sheep, loved by a Shepherd. The second lesson (Sheep SAVED by a Shepherd)
Want kids to share their faith? Then give them this powerful example of Philip telling the Ethiopian Eunuch about Jesus. This was an important moment in the early church and Philip was obedient to God’s Spirit when he shared the Good News with a stranger. Students will be challenged to listen for God’s leading and immediately obey. This Bible lesson was first written for Sunday School but could also serve as a children’s church lesson based on
