Reading. Math. Danielle's Place Christian Curriculum. Bible Themes: ABC Lessons Children learn their ABC's and a little bit about God at the same time.
A different animal represents each letter. Each animal is used to convey a different Biblical concept. Older children learn complete Bible verses, and learn to print or write in cursive. These lessons can be used from preschool through third grade. ABC Lessons This series of lessons include worksheets for writing the ABC's in print and cursive, games and activities to reinforce the lesson, printable Bible verse cards, crafts.
A - Ant - "Consider the Ants" - Proverbs 6:6-8 In this lesson children learn that we can learn something from the ants and become wise. There are many crafts and activities to reinforce the lesson. Free Sunday School lesson - This is a free sample lesson from The Resource Room. These lessons are also available for home school use in the ABC, I Believe Lessons. B - Bee - "God's Masterpiece" - Psalm 139:14-16 God created bees for a special purpose. Jesus, King of Kings. Children's Torah Club. Illustrated and produced in Israel, Children's Torah Club can be used in conjunction with the adult Torah Club material, or as a stand-alone activity program for children, with the assistance of parents or teachers.
Ideally, as a parent or teacher, you can do your personal studies from any of the Torah Club volumes, and then use what you learned to teach the children. Your children will be proud to learn Torah along with their parents. The Children’s Torah Club can also be used by Congregations or Home-schooling groups. The Children’s Torah Club (CTC) is presented as a weekly activity in the form of 8-page booklets.
Each booklet is based on the contents of the weekly Torah portion, and teaches Torah principles from a messianic perspective, through questions and fun filled activities, puzzles and games. The program also contains a Hebrew lesson for every letter in the aleph-bet, all related to the specific Torah portion. Download one sample 8-page booklet. A Journey of Discovery. Teaching Children Philosophy. Author: Shel Silverstein Publisher: Harper Collins Summary Once there was a tree . . . and she loved a little boy.
Every day the boy would come to the tree to eat her apples, swing from her branches, or slide down her trunk . . . and the tree was happy. But as the boy grew older he began to want more from the tree, and the tree gave and gave. Guidelines for Philosophical Discussion by Thomas Wartenberg, edited by Jayme Johnson The question of the appropriate relationship that human beings should have with nature is raised by the story of a young boy and a tree in Shel Silverstein’s The Giving Tree. For a long time, following the lead of the Bible, philosophers believed that humans had dominion over the natural world. Questions about the appropriate way for humans to treat natural objects are cogently presented by The Giving Tree. Questions for Philosophical Discussion Topic: Giving and Altruism The tree keeps on giving to the boy until it has nothing left to give.
Topic: The Nature of Love. Counting Coconuts. Play Create Explore: Homemade Puzzles. Welcome to SFSKIDS.