I'm sorry for the unexpected break last week. I had planned to have something posted before I left but was hit with awful stomach pain the day before I left on my trip. Luckily it eased up quite a bit before I left. So I am very sorry about that. I went on my very first vacation alone in probably forever :) My sister had a baby and my husband surprised me with a plane ticket to go visit her. He took care of all of our kids and I had a great time hanging out with family, watching a lot of Halmark, went to Waco, and snuggling an adorable baby :) It was so much fun but good to be back.
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This week we are focusing on Hebrews 11 and faith. In a letter to the Hebrews Paul teaches the importance of
having faith. Ask your family "What is faith?" Then read Hebrews 11:1 Breifly share the story of Noah emphasis that that he built an ark even though he could not see any rain. He had faith.
Watch the video of the song “Build anArk.” If you would like to learn the words to this song I did include the lyrics and some cute mini posters to help you. The posters are 4 to a page. Cut and place in order.
Activity: Grab pillows and blankets and build your own ark in the
living room. As you add a pillow or
blanket share a way you can build your faith in Jesus Christ.
Then gather as a family inside your ark. Search Hebrews 11 for other people mentioned
that showed great faith.
What do we learn about faith from Noah? Why do we need to
build our faith?
If you don't want to build an ark this match game would also be fun. After you find a match share a way you can build your faith.
Noah's Ark Animal match game There are 12 cute animals. Print 2 (preferably on cardstock). Cut and you are ready to play.
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For a little extra fun print out Noah and his boat. Cut the entrance out. As the kids find a match let them help the animals board the ark :)
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That is all for this week. If you have any questions or trouble with the download please don't hesitate to ask!
I super love it!! Thank you so much!!!!💕
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!! I am so happy to hear that :)
DeleteWhat a fun idea! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks and you are very welcome!
DeleteThank you!! I LOVE MAGNOLIA!! I took a girls trip there one year ago this past weekend. IT WAS A BLAST! I'm so happy your husband did that for you and that you got to snuggle that baby. 💗
ReplyDeleteThank you Amber! It really was a lot of fun. It really is the perfect girls trip :)
DeleteYou are so generous, so creative and so totally awesome. You are a blessing to me and to the kiddos I teach. I cannot thank you enough for sharing your talents so freely. You have made me a better teacher than I could ever be alone. Thank you for being our teaching angel ��❣️❣️❣️.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lizzie you are so sweet. This totally made me smile so big :)
DeleteThis is amazing! Now with only about 20 minutes to teach primary class this should just about do it! I am working full time this week and was worried about coming up with something by Sunday. There were so many possibilities in this week's lesson and sometimes the more options there are the harder it becomes. So this is perfect. You are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'm so happy I can help and I agree with the short amount of class time it works really well to focus one one topic :) Thanks for stopping by and for your sweet comment.
DeleteThank you!! I LOVE all your come follow me helps!!! It has changed our family!! My oldest is 3, and these are such amazing ways to help teach her the gospel!! I really appreciate all your hard work and for your willingness to share your talents. It’s blessing a lot of people’s families!!! I’m so glad you are feeling better and had a wonderful trip! Breaks are always needed!! Thanks again!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Madison:) Your comment is sweet and means a lot. Thanks for taking the time to share this with me.
DeleteThank you for sharing all of your hard work! I printed the arc double size and cut it into puzzle pieces. (the matching game is darling but we do that way to often in our class). I asked the kids (ages 5 to 7) to give an example of faith as they placed each piece on the board. I had glued some clipart clues to the backs of the pieces because our kids tend to all use the first answer given. Your work is amazing! Yes, Waco is on my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteI love that idea! Thanks for sharing :)
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