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Creation: God's Weird and Wonderful World contains 14 lessons from the first eleven chapters of the book of Genesis which tell the origin of all things: the universe, galaxies, stars and planets, including Earth, life, man, marriage, language, nations, government, culture, and religion. More important, Genesis tells us about the origin of sin and evil, and God’s plan of redemption through the chosen people, Israel, and ultimately Jesus, the Messiah. Your students will learn how to defend their faith when they are confronted with the world’s false ideas about evolution. They will develop good critical thinking skills as well as a love for good science. They will be excited and challenged by a deeper love for their great and awesome God. (102 pages.)

The Patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob contains 15 lessons from Genesis about the Patriarchs of our Faith: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Your students will learn the history of the Children of Israel and why the land rightfully belongs to them. They will be encouraged to have faith as strong as Abraham’s and the integrity of Joseph. They will discover that God always keeps His promises, no matter what! (80 pages.)

Moses — Man of God contains 21 lessons from Exodus about Moses. Your students will learn the history of how the Children of Israel were rescued from bondage in Egypt and see how Jesus came to rescue us from the bondage of sin. They will be excited by God’s awesome display of power and encouraged to always trust and obey the commandments of our Lord. (116 pages)

Use the following links to create a book of all 21 lessons:

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Or, open individual lessons with these links:

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Schedule

Lesson 1: Baby Moses (Exodus 1 - 2)

Lesson 1: "Baby Moses" worksheet

Lesson 2: Moses Acts in Anger (Exodus 2:11-25)

Lesson 3: The Call of Moses (Exodus 3)

Lesson 3: "Moses and the Burning Bush" crossword

Lesson 4: Signs for Moses (Exodus 4:1 - 4:18)

Lesson 5: Moses and Aaron Visit King Pharaoh (Exodus 4:17 - 7:13)

Lesson 6: The Plagues of Egypt (Exodus 7:14 - 8)

Lesson 6: Plague concentration game cards

Lesson 7: More Plagues (Exodus 9 - 10)

Lesson 7: "The Plagues on Egypt" worksheet

Lesson 8: The Passover (Exodus 11 - 12)

Lesson 8: "Preparing for a Journey" worksheet

Lesson 8: "Exodus Circles" worksheet

Lesson 8: "Who Am I?" game questions

Lesson 9: Crossing the Red Sea (Exodus 13 - 14)

Lesson 9: "Miriam's Song" worksheet

Lesson 10: The Complaining Israelites (Exodus 15 - 17)

Lesson 10: "Manna Math" worksheet

Lesson 11: The Ten Commandments (Part 1) (Exodus 19 - 20)

Lesson 12: The Ten Commandments (Part 2) (Exodus 19 - 20)

Lesson 13: The Golden Calf (Exodus 19 - 32)

Lesson 13: "The Ark of the Covenant" worksheet

Lesson 14: Building God's House (Exodus 20:3-6; 31:18; 32; 34)

Lesson 14: Tabernacle Craft patterns

Lesson 15: Miriam Becomes a Leper (Numbers 12:1-16)

Lesson 16: Twelve Spies (Numbers 13:1-3, 17-33; 14)

Lesson 17: Rebellion of Korah (Numbers 16 - 17)

Lesson 18: Moses Sins (Numbers 20:1-13)

Lesson 19: Serpent on a Pole (Numbers 20:14 - 21:9)

Lesson 20: Balaam's Donkey (Numbers 22, 23, 24)

Lesson 21: Moses Dies (Deuteronomy 34:1-12)

 

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The Period of Judges contains 8 lessons from the book of Judges and Ruth. Your class will discover that period of the Judges was a sad period of time in the lives of the children of Israel. The people did not have a strong leader, so they didn’t have strong faith in God. Your kids will learn that it is not only important to have a good, strong, courageous leader who can show us the right way to live, but it’s equally important to be a good follower – someone that always listens and obeys the leaders, who shows love and respect by always following the rules and not going off to do their own thing. Your students will be reminded that a good leader is one that follows Jesus and encouraged to be a good leader in their families, in their neighborhoods, or at their schools. (42 pages)

The Kings contains 13 lessons from the period of Kings. This series of lessons introduces your students to the period of time when the children of Israel were ruled by kings. It begins with the story of Samuel and ends with the fall of Solomon. Your students will learn the value of remaining loyal to our one and only true God. They will be inspired to make wise choices in life. And, they will be encouraged to honor God in all that they think, do or say. (64 pages)

The Prophets contains 14 lessons from the lives of some of God’s prophets taken from the books of 1st and 2nd Kings, Isaiah, Daniel and Jonah. Through these wonderful stories of these men of God, your student will learn that God is the great provider, that He is awesome in holiness, and that He is dependable in every situation. Join your pupils as they discover that ours is the only true God, worthy of all our worship and devotion. (82 pages)

The Return of the Exiles contains 9 lessons covering the books of Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther. We start with Esther and learn that God has a plan and a purpose for each of us. He is fitting our lives into His master plan like pieces of a puzzle. Then we celebrate the rebuilding of the Temple with Ezra who teaches us that God gives us power to do things His way in spite any opposition we might get from our enemies. Finally, we join Nehemiah as he oversees the rebuilding of the city of Jerusalem. We learn that prayer is powerful and has wonderful results and that God will give us peace in our hearts when we experience trials. (40 pages)

Psalms contains 9 lessons from the Book of Psalms. These lessons will encourage your students to think more deeply about the things of God. As they read and study the Psalms, they will notice the praise given to God, not only for what He does-His creation, His blessings, His forgiveness-but also for who He is-loving, just, faithful, forgiving, patient. And they will be challenged to praise and worship God with new passion and deeper conviction. (44 pages.)