Intergenerational Lesson Plans

Krista Lovell, Christian educator and book reviewer for Storypath, has developed a rich resource that can be used in a variety of ways to consider how we are engaged in living the Word as we engage in ministries of social justice. Whether as an intergenerational event, part of a...

The review for Morning Has Broken was posted on Monday.  Here’s the lesson plan, written by Krista Lovell, that can be used as part of a five session series on Hymns of Praise.    

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...

In slightly more than two weeks, the season of Advent begins.  As we wait for the gift of God’s love entering the world, we want to use the next several weeks to share reviews, educational events and some favorite Christmas books by some of our readers and regular writers....

Name of Book:  The Quiet Book Author:  Deborah Underwood Illustrator:  Renata Liwska Publisher:  Houghton Mifflin Books for Children ISBN:  978-0547215679 Audience:  Ages 3 and up; may work well as part of an intergenerational conversation. Summary:  This picture book explores...

This is the third literature circle plan offered by Union Presbyterian Seminary students.  This four session, intergenerational plan was written by student Susan Wills and uses the book Tuck Everlasting. You are welcome to use the plan in your ministry setting, but please...

This is the second in a series of posts that offer lesson plans for literature circles in the church.  Donna Fair uses Same Kind of Different as Me as the focus for a six-week intergenerational and family unit that can be used in a variety of settings.  Click on the link below to...