Children (Multi-Age) Lesson Plans

We have come to the end of our five session series on hymn texts in books for children.  Krista Lovell has done a wonderful job of sharing some great reviews and lesson plans that can form the basis of a summer church school series, or with expansion, even a Vacation Church...

The third session of Hymns to Sing Praise focuses on the wonderful hymn GOD OF THE SPARROW.  Please remember to credit Krista Lovell for this wonderful curriculum if you use it in your church!      

This is the second session in a five-part series on praise, using books for children based on hymn texts.  Session 1 can be found here.  Look for the next three sessions to be posted on Wednesday mornings for the next three weeks.  You are free to download this session plan for...

We are so excited to share with you the first in a 5-session series on praising God through books for children based on hymn texts.  Each Monday, we’ll share Krista’s review of a book that she will use in a learning session that will be posted on Wednesday.  Krista is...

This is the second session of a two part teaching plan to help a multi-age group of children consider Jesus’ commandment to love one another.  This session plan uses The Sneetches by Dr. Seuss as a starting point. Loving Your Neighbor as Yourself Session 2 This is the...

The older I get, the more convinced I am that much of my personality (shyness, introversion, lack of confidence) took roots in my earliest years and were formed largely by the treatment I received from my peers and my reactions to them.  I think that’s why I’m so...

The last is a series of four lesson plans using books by Dr. Seuss, this lesson reminds us that God loves each of God’s children with a love that is deeper, wider, and higher than any human love we can ever imagine. The last page of this lesson lists ten more books by Dr. Seuss...

The third in a series of sessions for children based on Dr. Seuss books,  Horton Hears a Who helps children explore concepts of listening to and caring for all God’s people, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem. Horton Hears a Who

This is the second in a series of four lesson plans for children built around the books of Dr. Seuss.   The original post with the first lesson can be found here. Dr. Seuss Goes to Church: Bartholomew and the Oobleck  Bartholomew can help us learn about asking for and receiving...