I am creating projects for the 3
year old class on Wednesday nights this quarter, and I thought I would share
what we did. Abraham is divided into 3 lessons.
The first lesson about Abraham is in Genesis 12. God told
Abraham that He was going to show him a new land. Abraham would be a great
nation. Abraham would be blessed and his name would be great. Abram was 75 when
left Haran. Abraham took his wife Sarai and his nephew Lot. The project is for
preschool and I had a basket of items that would begin the discussion. For
instance, a blanket. Do you think Abraham took a blanket and pillow? Then, they
could add their picture to their suitcase. These items Abraham might have taken
and did not necessarily go in a suitcase (which he wouldn't have used like we
do). So, then you add electronics, sunglasses, etc., things that we have now
that they didn't then.
Directions are in the download, but you can glue the sides of
the suitcase for the students to put the items in, or let them glue the
pictures to the inside and they can open and close it. I also gave them
these stickers to add to the outside of their suitcase. When I use stickers with them, I cut theirs into strips so I can just hand each person their stickers so they can asdd them how they want to.
This map is for Abram and Lot choose which land they want.
Abram let Lot pick his first, and Abram took the other. He made good choices.
I printed a teacher's visual in color and the students in
black and white so they could color. Print, cut on solid lines and fold people
on dotted lines. They will stand up and students can move them around the map.
When they were done re-telling us the lesson, we rolled the maps up and tied
them with a ribbon. This includes the color and black & white. Click here to download.
I couldn't decide exactly what I wanted to do with project, so after several days of thinking about it, this is what I ended up with. And, the kids will love it! So, there are the two backgrounds in black & white only for the kids to color. These can be used together or separately.
I printed mine on each side of cardstock. Then, I folded it into thirds (before class). It will stand for them to use as a background and they can just bend the folds to turn it around. Abraham and Sarah are in color only because I will have them cut and ready for the kids to use. They will also add star stickers to the stars and sand page. Click here to download the Abraham Panorama.
Great ideas! I also teach 3's and we are also learning about Abraham right now. Thanks for that s!
ReplyDeleteLove the story of Abraham and Lot! And your projects and printables are great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these ideas.
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Hope you have a blessed week~
Melanie
Great ideas and printables. i always love the story of Abraham and seem to get something new each time I read it. I don't particularly work with kids, but this will be useful to my mum who is a children teacher. Thanks for sharing.
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Grace.
Thanks for being faithful in linking up at Good Morning Mondays. You do such an amazing job. Blessings
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ReplyDeleteI love all of these ideas and how much fun you make it for the children. Thanks for sharing with #SocialButterflySunday! Hope to see you link up again this week :)
ReplyDeleteI teach 4-7 yr olds on Wed night and we had this lesson about 6 mos ago but the kiddos remember the handwork . So this is a great idea for them to have for the lesson handwork and to use for teaching with. Thank you for sharing. I appreciate you giving us ideas on lessons for teaching with.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful resources. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable and perfect for Bible class! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these ideas very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing. This is just what I needed.
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