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Monthly Archives: March 2012

David Bulletin Board

Posted by Diana on March 31, 2012 None comments

This bulletin board was used while studying the first 3 kings of Israel and ended up staying in the room the rest of the year. We spent 3 quarters that year memorizing passages from Psalms/Proverbs/Ecclesiastes so it seemed to be …

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Wall of Faith

Posted by Diana on March 29, 2012 None comments

While going through the Old Testament it becomes evident that some of the people we learn about had faith in God while others did not. They showed their faith in God by obeying Him. One way I have used to …

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Singing and Sacrifice

Posted by Diana on March 25, 2012 2 comments

Singing and Sacrifices I attended the singing school in Wilburton, OK this past week. It was a very uplifting week. The last day, a thought was presented that I hadn’t thought much about previously. It had to with our singing …

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Discovery Bag

Posted by Diana on March 23, 2012 None comments

A simple but effective activity to review the Bible story is the discovery bag. This bag can be any type. The pictures below show a regular brown paper bag. You could also make a cloth, drawstring bag that would last …

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Life of Christ

Posted by Diana on March 22, 2012 None comments

The Life of Christ This page is devoted to sharing the actual lesson plans I used while teaching The Life of Christ to a preschool class in a Bible class setting. I also throw in a few personal thoughts along …

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Books of the Bible Activity

Posted by Diana on March 17, 2012 8 comments

The books of the Bible should be a part of every child’s memory work. Knowing the books of the Bible and the order they appear helps with Bible study. It helps when following along in a sermon. It helps when …

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Power Under Control — Gentleness

Posted by Diana on March 6, 2012 None comments

Tonight we will study Gentleness in our Ladies’ Bible class. Things are pretty hectic around here and have been for a while so I feel very unprepared. Thankfully, the lesson book we’re using (Heading For Harvest: A fruit of the …

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