M is for Miracles = Miracles of Jesus
Preschool at home ideas and printables!
This week we
are learning about Jesus and one of His miracles. We only had 2 days due to snow days, in Memphis(!), this week, so we just talked about this one miracle!
Miracles are an unusual
event caused by God. I printed these visuals:
And, cut them out. I used magnets to let the girls add and take away the pieces as we discussed the Bible facts. I just let them use the magnets on top of the visuals, and it was good eye/hand skills. The inside of the house is under the outside and this is how we started.
This miracle is found in Mark 2:1-12. Jesus returned to Capernaum and
people had heard that He was back! We added Jesus and the crowd.
Immediately there were so many people wanting to see Jesus, the house was full, and people couldn't even get in the door! Jesus was preaching to them. There were 4 men that were carrying a paralytic man on his bed. There were so many people, they couldn't get to Jesus!
They uncovered the roof and let the man down through the hole in the roof! Jesus saw their faith and told the man to get up, pick up his bed and go to his house. Immediately, he could walk! Everyone saw this and they were amazed! After we talked, our project was to add 2 craft sticks and a string on each end, then when they retold me about Jesus, they could use the string to let the man down.
Immediately there were so many people wanting to see Jesus, the house was full, and people couldn't even get in the door! Jesus was preaching to them. There were 4 men that were carrying a paralytic man on his bed. There were so many people, they couldn't get to Jesus!
They uncovered the roof and let the man down through the hole in the roof! Jesus saw their faith and told the man to get up, pick up his bed and go to his house. Immediately, he could walk! Everyone saw this and they were amazed! After we talked, our project was to add 2 craft sticks and a string on each end, then when they retold me about Jesus, they could use the string to let the man down.
We used this doctor kit to talk about Jesus and His miracles. Jesus didn't need a doctor kit! There seems to be random scriptures on the tools, but they are things that preschoolers need to work on. Also, for us, I added a cell phone with 911, the emergency & hospital signs so we could discuss what to do and signs to look for in an emergency.
There are always
other printables in the alphabet packs which includes several pages like M is
for Mouse, etc. and not necessarily from the Bible, but most are a good
reminder of what God created. There are always retelling cards to print
and let them tell you what they learned about the Bible. And, there are always
one or two pictures to color of the Bible facts for each letter.
Here are some books for the letter M.
Another favorite we read a LOT is Mouse Paint!
Click on the above picture to see the A-Z Bible People
Pictures to Color.
Click on the above picture to find more A-Z God made It
printables.
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I think I am just going to write your headline on the board in my high school classes today...it is powerful in itself. Thanks so much for sharing your inspiration on the Thursday Blog Hop!
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DeleteYour doctor kit and lesson will be perfect for our lessons next week! Thank you so very much!
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DeleteYour preschool lessons are excellent!! Next time my twin granddaughters are here I will stop over and see what I can find. I don't have all the resources I used to have for teaching Bible lessons to little ones since they wore out.
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DeleteThank you for these lovely resourses I'm helping out at a confrence with the childrens work, and I hope it's OK to use the Disciples paper plate craft I know the kids will love this craft. God bless from Alison.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to get children involved in the Gospel story! Love how you incorporated emergency protocols in with this lesson, too.
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DeleteYour preschool lessons are magnificent!! Next time my twin granddaughters are here I will stop over and see what I can discover. I don't have every one of the assets I used to have for showing Book of scriptures lessons to minimal ones since they destroyed.
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