Lesson Plan
FIBC Nursery (0-5 years old)
Date: 17 Feb 2013, Time: 1 – 2.30pm
Concept Area: God
Theme: Trust in God’s promises
Key Bible Verse: Psalm 145:13 God keeps all of His promises.
Bible Story: Noah and the Ark
Teachers: Elaine, Juliana and Timothy
12.50
– 1pm: Preparation & Prayer
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Pray for the children who will come to
hear and learn. Pray for positive, receptive spirits to hear God’s Word.
·
Bring a jug of water.
·
Set up room.
1-1.15pm:
Game: The 10 Commandment Hoping Mat
·
The children stand in queue.
·
The child jumps 10 steps indicated by the number
mat, picks a 10 Commandment flag and reads it aloud to everyone.
Say: “God wants us to obey Him. We can trust that God’s commands are for our
good.”
1.15-1.30pm:
Early Arrivers Activities
Activity
Station 1: Pasting rainbow color straws
· The order of colors are from outside to inside: red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue and purple (7 colors).
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Pictures of animals in pairs for younger
children to match
·
Pictures of animals and their names for
older children to match
Say: “God keeps His promises. God looks after the needs of all the animals.
God takes cares of you too. We can trust God.”
·
Creating a collage on peg board with
multi-color pegs.
·
Encourage the child to create a picture of
something he wants to thank God for.
Say: “Can you make a picture of something you want to thank God for? For
example, God gives you flowers, food and all the goods things. You can trust in
God.”
1.30
– 1.40pm: Bible Story Time
Bible
Story: Noah and the Ark (Genesis 6:9-9:17)
Begin the story as follows:
1. There was a man named Noah.
2.
Noah was a good man.
3.
God told Noah to build an ark.
4.
God told Noah to fill the ark with
animals.
5.
God promised Noah he would protect him and
the animals from a flood.
6.
Then it rained and rained and rained!
7.
Noah and the animals were safe inside the
ark, just as God had promised.
8.
Then the rain stopped.
9.
The sun came out and God put a rainbow in
the sky.
10. God kept His promise to Noah.
11. God always keeps his promises.
Illustrate the story with a transparent box, animal
figures, watering-can for rain, water, a boat made of foam board, a lego man
representing Noah, a sun and a rainbow.
1.40
– 2pm: Snack Time
·
Sing the “Say Grace Song”
·
Get the older kids to distribute the
snacks and cups.
·
Let the children cut the apple with the
apple-cutter and bananas with the butter knife.
·
Ask the children to recite it one-by-one Psalm
145:13 “God keeps all His promises.”
·
Evaluation:
Have the children say God will always love us (last week’s lesson) and
provides for us. For example by giving us food and feeding us.
2 –
2.10pm: Nursery Rhyme
Start saying the rhyme. Say it several times. As you
repeat the rhyme, start leaving out some of the rhyming words to see if the children
can fill in the blanks for you. Nursery Rhyme:
God told Noah to build an ark.
He built the ark out of hickory bark.
He put the animals in the ark.
Two by two just like a zoo.
Then it rained and poured a lot.
The ark, it was a nice safe spot.
What is this all teaching you?
Trust in God, He’ll see you through.
2.10
– 2.20pm: Singing Noah and His Ark
Song: He’s Got All the Animals in His Ark (Sing to the
tune of He’s Got the Whole World in His
Hands)
He’s got all the animals in Noah’s ark. (Repeat
two more times)
God saves the whole world in Noah’s ark.
He’s got the silly little monkeys in
Noah’s ark. (Repeat two more times)
God saves the whole world in Noah’s ark.
He’s got the happy hippos in Noah’s ark.
(Repeat two more times)
God saves the whole world in Noah’s ark.
He’s got the tiny turtles in Noah’s ark.
(Repeat two more times)
God saves the whole world in Noah’s ark.
Fluffy little rabbits…
Itsy bitsy spiders…
Black and white zebras…
Pinky fatty piggies…
Handsome brave horses…
Chirpy singing birds…
Playful vow vow doggies…
Whiskie chubby cats..
Tall tall giraffes…
Huggy huggy bears…
Black eye pandas…
Moo moo cows…
Mighty roaring lions...
Strompy elephants...
Terrifying tigers…
Cutie cutie penguins…
Hoping jumping kangaroos...
Hunching hunching camels...
Hunching hunching camels...
Icy white polar bears...
You can go on and on with any animal and a word to describe it.
Remember to take out the musical instruments. Other songs:
·
Jesus Loves Me
·
Read Your Bible
·
God Is So Good
·
He’s Able
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Obedience
·
I Love You, Jesus
·
Deep and Wide
2.20
– 2.30pm: Clean up Time
·
Clean up together and sing the song “Time to Clean Up”
2.30pm: Parents pick up kids
Continguency: The 10 Commandment Hopping Mat
Game
References:
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Toddlerific: Ages Toddler & 2s
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