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This curriculum is geared
toward children in the first through the fifth grades. Each lesson
contains at least four different methods of presenting the key point(s).
Methods can include Bible reading, stories, drama, games, crafts, puppets,
FUNSHEETS (can be used as Take Home review), music, special guests,
etc. There is enough material in each lesson to last at least one
hour. Please read A Letter from the Author.
For a more detailed description of this curriculum go to
details and FAQ's. QUARTER #6: DISCOVERING GOD ON ROUTE 66
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Lesson |
Title |
Description |
#79 |
Paul’s Second Missionary Journey |
To prepare for this quarter’s lessons from Thessalonians and Timothy, the children will participate in helping tell the story of Paul’s trip as told in Acts 17 and 18. Teaching others about Jesus and Christianity are emphasized in the story. Then, the events and places are reinforced through a fun game. |
#80 |
Be |
From I Thessalonians 1:1-9, children learn that just as Paul was a model as a Christian, the Thessalonians also became models to others! In the same way, people are watching us and we need to be good examples. |
#81 |
Love More |
With the help of pennies, children will learn how important it is to love more and more! Plus, a great game is used to encourage the children to get to know one another better and put love into action. I Thessalonians 4:9-11 |
#82 |
Christ’s |
From a puppet show, song, a guest, cut outs, Old Testament, and I Thessalonians 4:16-18 children discover that one day Jesus is coming back to earth in a marvelous way! |
#83 |
Respect |
In I Thessalonians 5:12,13 children will understand the importance of showing respect to those who teach us God’s Word. Time is spent praying and making special gifts. Also, by playing a unique game, children see how to incorporate respectful habits into their lives. |
#84 |
Hold on to |
Balloons are the best teachers in this final study from the book of I Thessalonians! Children learn what it means to “Test everything!” Then, “Hold on to the good and avoid every kind of evil.” |
#85 |
Stand |
From II Thessalonians 2:15-17, children find out the importance of standing firm in what we have been taught about God and in keeping our commitments to God. A fabulous game is played during class and later used at home to reinforce these concepts! (Ideally taught w/ #84 & #86.) |
#86 |
God |
After watching a very short video clip and hearing a true short story, children will study II Thessalonians 3:1-3. They will find reassurance in knowing that God is faithful. He will strengthen and protect them from the evil one. |
#87 |
Never Tire |
Children are taught that it is important to work and help out without complaining. They have the chance to discuss the best response to real life situations and practice doing. Plus, children will learn a special skill to impress their parents later at home! II Thessalonians 3:11-13 |
#88 |
Pleasing |
I Timothy 1:15,16; 2:1-4: Children are reminded that “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners” (NIV) They will find out that it pleases God when we pray for others – especially for their salvation because God’s desire is for everyone to be a Christian. |
#89 |
Be an |
In I Timothy 4:12 encourages young Timothy to live his life as an example. After teaching up to 5 Bible stories about other young godly people, children will understand that they too can live their lives as godly examples. |
#90 |
The |
Through unusual games, the study of I Timothy 6:6-10, a story, and examples, children learn an extremely important lesson that people who want to get rich fall into traps and temptation! |
#91 |
Share |
In this final lesson from I Timothy, children will discover that we are to be generous and willing to share. Children make a versatile craft as a reminder. (This lesson continues the main points of Lesson #90.) |