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Nursery Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
This Week’s Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV
Prayer
God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Movers Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
This Week’s Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week Scripture Prayer
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus. Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Sign the word Saint Move the hand up and down vertically as if placing a crown on your head.
Activity
Toddler Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saints - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse
Prayer
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Send a Letter
Welcome Activity
Supplies: Mailboxes, Index Cards, Stickers
Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Have the kids come in to class and hand them a “letter” (notecard) They can put a sticker on their letter or even decorate it. Have them deliver it to the mailbox. Explain that today we are talking about Paul writing a letter to the church in Ephesus.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the kids to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps toddlers get their wiggles out so they can focus better in other areas of class.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room. Give the kids each a letter (index card) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. These actions could be hopping, walking backwards, etc.
To keep toddlers’ attention, give them one step of the craft to do at a time. Wait until they have completed one step before giving them the next. If they are not interested in doing the craft today, be sure to send it home so they can complete it there.
Letter of Encouragement
Objective
Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God.
Supplies Needed
□ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, paints, etc.)
Instructions
1. 2. 3. 4.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Ask the children who they would like to send their letter to and write that person’s name on the envelope for them.
Pre-K Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saints - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV
Prayer
Objectives
God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. By the end of class, the kids will: ● Define saints ● Identify who wrote the letter (Paul) ● Identify who the letter was for (The Churches around Ephesus) Send a Letter
Welcome Activity
Supplies: Mailboxes, Index Cards, Stickers
Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Have the kids come in to class and hand them a “letter” (notecard) They can put a sticker on their letter or even decorate it. Have them deliver it to the mailbox. Explain that today we are talking about Paul writing a letter to the church in Ephesus.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the class to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps preschoolers get their wiggles out so they can focus better in other areas of class.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title Objective
Supplies Needed
Craft Instructions
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room. Give the kids each a letter (index card) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. These actions could be hopping, walking backwards, etc.
Allow preschoolers to do as much of the craft on their own as they can. It may be difficult at first, but they will feel empowered once they accomplish the task. If they are not interested in doing the craft today, be sure to send it home so they can complete it there.
Letter of Encouragement Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God. □ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, paints, etc.) 1. 2. 3. 4.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Ask the children who they would like to send their letter to and write that person’s name on the envelope for them.
K–2nd Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse Prayer
Objective
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. By the end of class, the kids will: ● Define saints ● Identify who wrote the letter. (Paul) ● Identify who the letter was for. (The Church in Ephesus)
Talk about reasons that you or your family receives mail. Talk about reasons why the church
Table Discussion in Ephesus may have needed a letter from Paul. Tell the kids that we will find out more about Question the reasons Paul wrote the letter in the coming weeks. Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the kids to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps gets their energy out so it is easier to sit during the less active times of the lesson.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room (or outdoors). Give the kids each 3 letters (index cards) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. For example, the first letter they deliver they must crab walk to the mailbox, the second letter they deliver they have to walk backwards, the third they should army crawl. The kids will return to the line after each letter delivery. The kid who goes last will put the flag up on the mailbox after placing their letter inside.
Let the kids be creative in doing their craft. It doesn’t have to look just like the sample, as long as it is a tool that helps them remember the lesson.
Letter of Encouragement
Objective
Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God.
Supplies Needed
□ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, crayons, paints, etc.) 1. Write a letter encouraging a friend. The teacher can provide examples (template provided).
Craft Instructions
2. 3. 4. 5.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Write the recipient’s name on the envelope.
3rd–4th Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse Prayer
Objective
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. By the end of class, the kids will: ● Define saints ● Identify who wrote the letter. (Paul) ● Identify who the letter was for. (The Church in Ephesus)
Talk about reasons that you or your family receives mail. Talk about reasons why the church
Table Discussion in Ephesus may have needed a letter from Paul. Tell the kids that we will find out more about Question the reasons Paul wrote the letter in the coming weeks. Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the kids to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps gets their energy out so it is easier to sit during the less active times of the lesson.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room (or outdoors). Give the kids each 3 letters (index cards) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. For example, the first letter they deliver they must crab walk to the mailbox, the second letter they deliver they have to walk backwards, the third they should army crawl. The kids will return to the line after each letter delivery. The kid who goes last will put the flag up on the mailbox after placing their letter inside.
Let the kids be creative in doing their craft. It doesn’t have to look just like the sample, as long as it is a tool that helps them remember the lesson.
Letter of Encouragement
Objective
Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God.
Supplies Needed
□ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, crayons, paints, etc.) 1. Write a letter encouraging a friend. The teacher can provide examples (template provided).
Craft Instructions
2. 3. 4. 5.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Write the recipient’s name on the envelope.
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
This Week’s Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV
Prayer
God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Movers Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
This Week’s Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week Scripture Prayer
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus. Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Sign the word Saint Move the hand up and down vertically as if placing a crown on your head.
Activity
Toddler Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saints - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse
Prayer
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Send a Letter
Welcome Activity
Supplies: Mailboxes, Index Cards, Stickers
Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Have the kids come in to class and hand them a “letter” (notecard) They can put a sticker on their letter or even decorate it. Have them deliver it to the mailbox. Explain that today we are talking about Paul writing a letter to the church in Ephesus.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the kids to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps toddlers get their wiggles out so they can focus better in other areas of class.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room. Give the kids each a letter (index card) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. These actions could be hopping, walking backwards, etc.
To keep toddlers’ attention, give them one step of the craft to do at a time. Wait until they have completed one step before giving them the next. If they are not interested in doing the craft today, be sure to send it home so they can complete it there.
Letter of Encouragement
Objective
Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God.
Supplies Needed
□ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, paints, etc.)
Instructions
1. 2. 3. 4.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Ask the children who they would like to send their letter to and write that person’s name on the envelope for them.
Pre-K Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saints - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV
Prayer
Objectives
God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. By the end of class, the kids will: ● Define saints ● Identify who wrote the letter (Paul) ● Identify who the letter was for (The Churches around Ephesus) Send a Letter
Welcome Activity
Supplies: Mailboxes, Index Cards, Stickers
Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Have the kids come in to class and hand them a “letter” (notecard) They can put a sticker on their letter or even decorate it. Have them deliver it to the mailbox. Explain that today we are talking about Paul writing a letter to the church in Ephesus.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the class to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps preschoolers get their wiggles out so they can focus better in other areas of class.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title Objective
Supplies Needed
Craft Instructions
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room. Give the kids each a letter (index card) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. These actions could be hopping, walking backwards, etc.
Allow preschoolers to do as much of the craft on their own as they can. It may be difficult at first, but they will feel empowered once they accomplish the task. If they are not interested in doing the craft today, be sure to send it home so they can complete it there.
Letter of Encouragement Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God. □ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, paints, etc.) 1. 2. 3. 4.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Ask the children who they would like to send their letter to and write that person’s name on the envelope for them.
K–2nd Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse Prayer
Objective
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. By the end of class, the kids will: ● Define saints ● Identify who wrote the letter. (Paul) ● Identify who the letter was for. (The Church in Ephesus)
Talk about reasons that you or your family receives mail. Talk about reasons why the church
Table Discussion in Ephesus may have needed a letter from Paul. Tell the kids that we will find out more about Question the reasons Paul wrote the letter in the coming weeks. Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the kids to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps gets their energy out so it is easier to sit during the less active times of the lesson.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room (or outdoors). Give the kids each 3 letters (index cards) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. For example, the first letter they deliver they must crab walk to the mailbox, the second letter they deliver they have to walk backwards, the third they should army crawl. The kids will return to the line after each letter delivery. The kid who goes last will put the flag up on the mailbox after placing their letter inside.
Let the kids be creative in doing their craft. It doesn’t have to look just like the sample, as long as it is a tool that helps them remember the lesson.
Letter of Encouragement
Objective
Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God.
Supplies Needed
□ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, crayons, paints, etc.) 1. Write a letter encouraging a friend. The teacher can provide examples (template provided).
Craft Instructions
2. 3. 4. 5.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Write the recipient’s name on the envelope.
3rd–4th Teacher Pack – 1.28.18 Ephesians – Paul’s Letter
Last Week Review
Serve the city where God has put you. Love the city you live in through acts of service. God calls us to serve our city using our knowledge of its needs just as Jesus came to be the servant King.
BIG IDEA: We are starting the book of Ephesians which is a letter from the apostle Paul to the church in Ephesus.
Lesson
ACTION: Like Paul, we can write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God who is uniting all things in Christ. GOSPEL: God is uniting all things through the work of Jesus.
Word of the Week
Saint - a person who trusts in Jesus.
Scripture
Ephesians 1:1
Memory Verse Prayer
Objective
Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Ephesians 1:1 ESV God, you create unity. Please forgive us when we forget to remind others of your goodness. Thank you for inspiring Paul to write the letter to the church of Ephesus. Please help us to look for opportunities to encourage your church. In Jesus’ name, Amen. By the end of class, the kids will: ● Define saints ● Identify who wrote the letter. (Paul) ● Identify who the letter was for. (The Church in Ephesus)
Talk about reasons that you or your family receives mail. Talk about reasons why the church
Table Discussion in Ephesus may have needed a letter from Paul. Tell the kids that we will find out more about Question the reasons Paul wrote the letter in the coming weeks. Family Discussion
Talk about Paul and his letter to the Ephesians. Ask the children who their letter is going to and why they chose that person. Help them deliver their letter.
Activity
Movement activities are important to allow the kids to learn the lesson in a tactile way. It also helps gets their energy out so it is easier to sit during the less active times of the lesson.
Title
Mailbox Race
Supplies Needed
□ 3 Mailboxes □ Index Cards
Activity
Craft Title
Have the class line up in 3 lines. Place the mailboxes on the other side of the room (or outdoors). Give the kids each 3 letters (index cards) and have them do different actions to the mailbox and put their mail inside. For example, the first letter they deliver they must crab walk to the mailbox, the second letter they deliver they have to walk backwards, the third they should army crawl. The kids will return to the line after each letter delivery. The kid who goes last will put the flag up on the mailbox after placing their letter inside.
Let the kids be creative in doing their craft. It doesn’t have to look just like the sample, as long as it is a tool that helps them remember the lesson.
Letter of Encouragement
Objective
Remind the children to write a letter or encourage a friend to praise and worship God.
Supplies Needed
□ Letter Template □ Envelopes □ Stickers □ Decorative Materials (Markers, crayons, paints, etc.) 1. Write a letter encouraging a friend. The teacher can provide examples (template provided).
Craft Instructions
2. 3. 4. 5.
Decorate the letter and envelope as desired. Put the letter into the envelope. Put the sticker on as the stamp. Write the recipient’s name on the envelope.
