This is so interesting for the students.
After making the poster, they really understand what Jesus is talking about.
Today we’re learning about Nicodemus. Nicodemus is found in John 3:1-21. He was a rich man. He was a member of the Sanhedrin, which was the ruling council. He was respected. He also was one of the men talking about Jesus to others trying to decide if He was the Savior. They also realized that the miracles Jesus had been doing could only be done if God was with Him.
During the night, Nicodemus
went to see Jesus. He told Jesus that we know the You are a teacher sent from
God. So, Nicodemus asked Jesus "What do I have to do
to see the kingdom of heaven?"
Jesus told him that one had to be born again to see the kingdom of God. Nicodemus asked how anyone could be born when they were old…Could he go back into his mother and be born again?
Jesus told him that one had to be born again to see the kingdom of God. Nicodemus asked how anyone could be born when they were old…Could he go back into his mother and be born again?
In John 3:5 Jesus answered, “Most assuredly, I
say to you, unless one is born of water and the spirit, he cannot enter the
kingdom of God.” Jesus told Nicodemus that the
wind blows, and you can hear it, but you don’t know where it comes from or where
it goes. You can't see it. Jesus said it is the same as being born of the Spirit.
Nicodemus asked how can this be? Click here for poster.
Jesus told Nicodemus that "You are a
‘teacher of Israel’, so why don't you know these things?" (John 3:10) Jesus said that He is telling people
about God, but Nicodemus didn't believe it. Jesus told Nicodemus that in John 3:12
“If I have told you earthly
things and you do not believe, how will you believe if I tell you heavenly things?”
There are only four visuals available, and two have the option of the sky removed so they are a cleaner picture to print. The pictures to color are included in the same file. Click here to download.
The workbook has lapbook style on the left, with questions on the top and lift the flap to write the answer.
There are 2 lapbook printables for Nicodemus. You can print them here:
This is the printable for today's lesson. The kids will cut out Jesus and Nicodemus and glue them to the background page. You can print it here.
You can find all the download links for the Life of Jesus lapbooks and the lapbook worksheets here.
Bible Verse: John 3:5
This is easy for the students to understand baptism by comparison. There is a completed teacher's visual (which can be used with the students if you prefer not to cut & glue) with directions to use. There is a discussion outline includes also.
Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982
by Thomas Nelson.
Used by permission.
Found your site on Pinterest. I look forward to future posts. I have a similar site -- www.biblesongsandmore.com.
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DeleteThis was just what I needed to teach this story. Thanks so much for posting and sharing. I teach Bible classes to underprivileged children in a gov. subsidized housing project. I believe they will really understand the meaning of baptism.
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DeleteWhat wonderful ideas. Thank you for sharing!
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DeleteThank you so much. This is just what I need for my Sunday School class.
DeleteI am having a problem getting the pdf for the picture on baptism that goes with the Nicodemus lesson. Any ideas what the problem might be? I didn't have any problem with the pdf for the baby picture.
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Patricia
Patricia, I looked over everything, and updated this post. I think everything is working, please let me know if I missed something. Thanks for letting me know! I appreciate you being here.
DeleteThanks Debbie for your nice creativity and for the picture for Nicodemus lessons. God bless you for your good works and for building His kingdom
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice work. I appreciate the work that you have put into this. It will help me as I teach Sunday school on this topic.
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