These preschool Bible lessons are created and used
at home, so there are some basic preschool learning skills printables added to
each post. To talk about the letter T, we looked at Jesus in the Temple when He was 12.
The scripture for Jesus staying behind in the temple is found in Luke 2:40-52. When Jesus was 12 years old, the family made the yearly trip from Nazareth to Jerusalem. They were traveling with a group of people.
When Joseph & Mary were finished worshipping God in the temple, they left Jerusalem with the group they were traveling with. Mary and Joseph didn't know that Jesus had stayed in Jerusalem.
After a day
of traveling, Mary and Joseph started looking for Jesus but they couldn't find
Him! They asked their relatives and friends if they had seen Jesus.
When Mary
and Joseph didn’t find Jesus, they went back to Jerusalem to look for Him. Finally,
after 3 days of searching for Jesus, they found Him in the temple! Jesus was
sitting with the teachers. Jesus was asking questions and listening to their
answers. When Joseph & Mary found Jesus, they were amazed that He was
calmly sitting at the temple while they were so worried about Him!
They asked
Jesus, "Why have You done this?" Jesus answered them saying 'Why are
you looking for Me? Don't you know that I would be doing My Father's business?
Jesus
knew He was God's Son and that He was on earth to tell everyone about God.
You will find the free Alphabet Hats here. I purchased the T is for Turtle in this set here. You can download the free turtle paper bag puppet here.
And they love long legged anything's, so I have been making all the shapes like this!
You can download the template for this here.
Here is a really cute long legged turkey freebie. The picture is from a post two years ago!.
We made a turkey each week since we did these projects in November!
They loved these Turkey headbands! I purchased it here.
They loved these Turkey headbands! I purchased it here.
I found a lot of the alphabet
letter ideas and projects on Pinterest.







These look like fun ways to teach the alphabet. Using the Bible stories is also a great idea to help the children learn the truths. I'm your neighbor at #GiveMeGrace.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. What a great idea to use when teaching your children form the Bible.
ReplyDeleteMatching games are so much fun! My sons would absolutely love this lesson! Thanks for sharing with #SocialButterflySunday! Hope to see you link up again this week :)
ReplyDeleteThat long-legged triangle looks so fun to make. I can't wait to start making shapes and fun crafts like that when my baby is ready. Should be soon!
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ReplyDeleteThat turkey looks like a lot of fun to make AND to wear!
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