N is for Naaman: Preschool at home ideas and printables!
This week we are learning about Naaman. He is found in 2
Kings 5. He is a Commander in the Syrian Army. He was a great man and he had
leprosy, a very bad disease. Naaman had a girl that was a servant for his wife, and
she told Naaman's wife that it was too bad that the prophet Elisha wasn't there, because
he could cure Naaman of his leprosy.
Naaman told his king about Elisha, and the king wrote a
letter to the king of Israel stating that he was sending Naaman to Elisha to be
cured of his leprosy. Elisha heard about the letter and asked the king to send
Naaman to him.
Naaman took his horse and chariot to Elisha's house, but
Elisha sent a messenger to talk to Naaman. The messenger told Naaman to go dip
in the Jordan River 7 times to be healed of his leprosy.
Naaman didn't like that! Why didn't Elisha come talk to
Naaman himself? And why that dirty Jordan River? Why can't I wash in a
different cleaner river? But, Naaman's servant asked him if Elisha had told him
to do something great, wouldn't he have done that? He told Naaman "Wash,
and be clean."
Naaman dipped into the Jordan River 7 times and he was healed,
he had perfect skin! And, Naaman said he would be faithful to God too!
I found these guys at Dollar General, and I needed 2 (one for each granddaughter to use). I cut off the weapons, and this is what I used for Naaman. They are plastic and they stand very well by themselves. We could play in the
I had these left over from my class, and we used them... which
they love because Naaman is on a craft stick! Click on the picture to see it.
We also did this file folder game for N is for Nest and
Numbers. I put a number in the top right box, and they counted the correct eggs
and birds to add to the nest. We also named all the pictures that were what God
made. Click here to print it. (and you can print extra birds and/or eggs if needed)
The letter N
pack has more printables than usual. N is for nose, and you can ass stickers
or draw different smells. Or, you can walk around the house and talk about
the senses and what they do. Just use different items around the house to use
the senses. N is for Net, and you can add butterflies to this paper. N is for
Night, and you can add stars for the night sky. N is for Newspaper and you can
add their picture and let them write or tell a story about themselves, or you
can print or draw a picture of Naaman and retell the Bible facts they learned.
There are
always other printables in the alphabet packs which includes several pages like
N is for Nest, etc. and not necessarily from the Bible. 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. Click here to print it.
Not all are shown.
Click here to download the pictures to color.
(These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.)
Click here to download the pictures to color.
(These are the same as the visuals but are black & white.)
Click on the picture to see A-Z Bible People
Pictures to Color.
You can find more A-Z God made It
printables by clicking on the above picture.
Also linked up here:
Thank you so much for all the work you do to offer free Biblical printables! You offer many options, and that is terrific. I would like to download your whole N is for Naaman set for use next year in my pre-k class, but I can't seem to find a link -- just the one for the birds/nest/egg set (also great!). Am I missing it? Thanks in advance.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for letting me know! It didn't look like any of the links were working! It has been fixed, but here it is also: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3uNEVAAKowpNVA4bHBaMVpzNXM/edit?usp=sharing
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DeleteWhat a fun lesson on N. I love that you got the action figures and cut off the weapons!! That is brilliant. I wish my kiddos were little again, this was my favorite age to teach because we had so much fun and learning to read was such an adventure.
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Dawn
Such great ideas! Thanks for sharing :)
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