Bible Oil lamp Visual

Preschool Alphabet: N is for Naaman

N is for Naaman: Preschool at home ideas and printables!

Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego & the Fiery Furnace

Life of Jesus Fact Cards

Daniel & Nebuchadnezzar's Dream

Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego Refuse the King's Meal

This starts the Daniel lessons. I have them divided into four lessons. For this lesson, I made the veggies you see above. They have Good/Bad Choices questions on them. They are on each sheet as the pair. See below to see how we will use them!

Preschool Alphabet: A is for Abraham

A is for Abraham

Preschool at home ideas and printables!

King Josiah

King Josiah is such a fun lesson for kids! There are some really great things to learn, too! King Josiah was young and faithful to God.

God Made It: Outside Checklist

God Made it ... Outside! File Folder Game, Checklist & More!

Jonah

Jonah & the Great Fish

Genesis Room Decorating by Nicole

 Here is another post with pictures and ideas from my Niece Nicole! These whole room decorations are for Genesis lessons. As always, there are pictures and basic instructions of what she did. These are to help give you ideas, but it will be up to you to actually recreate! Thanks for sharing with us Nicole!

Preschool Alphabet: Z is for Zacchaeus

Z is for Zacchaeus: Preschool at home ideas and printables!

Job Stays Faithful to God

This week we are learning about Job. There is so much to learn from Job. He was faithful no matter what happened to him. There are several printables today, including a fill-in-the-blank for the kids to list the before and after things that Job had. And there is a song with visuals, too!

Preschool Alphabet: M is for Miracles

M is for Miracles = Miracles of Jesus

Preschool at home ideas and printables!

Elisha & Naaman

The lesson for Naaman will end our study on Elijah and Elisha. We will finish the lapbooks and they can take them home. There is a door hanger with a box pocket. I printed the door hanger on blue cardstock, and Naaman and the front pocket on white cardstock. The kids glued a large craft stick inside of Naaman so he could be moved in the pocket. See the photo below for more!