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Classroom Curriculum

Toddler Blue September

Early Childhood Essential: God is in Control

Memory Verse: “I depend on God alone.” Psalm 62:5 (GNT)

Bible Story Focus: God Rescues the Israelites (Exodus 3-14)

In this lesson, kids will hear the story of Moses and how God helped him rescue the people out of slavery in Egypt. They will learn that God sent Moses to complete the task. They will learn that God is dependable and takes care of us because God is in control.

Toddler Green and Preschool Purple September 6

Early Childhood Essential: God is in Control

Memory Verse: “I depend on God alone; I put my hope in Him.” Psalm 62:5 (GNT)

Bible Story Focus: Noah (Genesis 6:9-9:17)

In this lesson, children will learn that God took care of Noah and his family during the time of the flood, just as he promised He would. They will see how God was in control during the flood and kept Noah safe. Because of that, we can depend on Him to keep His promise to never send a flood like that again and ultimately to fulfill the promise of His Son, Jesus. Kids will learn that only God is dependable enough to always keep His promises.

Circle Time: Have you ever seen a very big storm? Tell me about it! (Preschool Purple only)

Activities: Rainbow Magnetic

Preschool Orange and Preschool Red September 6

Early Childhood Essential: God is in Control

Memory Verse: “I depend on God alone; I put my hope in Him.” Psalm 62:5 (GNT)

Bible Story Focus: Intro Lesson

In this lesson, children will be introduced to our Story Street curriculum, as well as our topic and verse for the month. Children will learn how God’s dependability is an extension of His control over all things. We can trust in who God is and His faithfulness because he has shown his control over all things to us time and time again.

Circle Time: What kinds of things do you see in a city?

I Wonder Questions: I wonder…what letter did we get from the mailman today? What does is stand for? — The letter ‘D,’ for Dependable | I wonder…what does dependable mean? — When we say God is dependable, it means that we can count on Him because God is in control. | I wonder…What was your favorite part of Story Street? — Answers will vary

Activities: 8:15 & 10:45: Trace the Letters | 9:30: Play Doh ABCs Activity

Kindergarten and 1st Grade September 6

Unit: Echoes of Eden

Lesson Title: Sonia and the Biggest Block Tower Ever by Kathryn Butler

Lesson Summary: Sonia dreams of being just as talented as the other kids in her class. Hoping to impress her teacher, she constructs a tower using blocks. As she imagines it growing taller and taller, she eventually incorporates books, a fire truck, boxes of crayons, and even a golden hamster! When she snaps back to reality, she is disappointed to find that her tower is not nearly as impressive as she had imagined.

Activity: Children will draw a picture of themselves doing something the way God created them, and reflect on how they can share that with others.

Essential: God is sovereign. In the beginning, he created everything.

Lesson Scripture: Genesis 1:27

Lesson Objective: Identify one way God created them in his image

Application: God created me in his image, and I can use how he created me for good.

2nd and 3rd Grade September 6

Unit: The Lord's Prayer

Lesson Title: School Year Prayers

Lesson Summary: In this lesson, kids will combine what they learned about prayer from the Lord’s Prayer unit with how they can pray when big things, like the beginning of the school year, happen. They’ll review what prayer is, and consider what they can be praying about as the school year begins.

Activity: Students will participate in prayer stations. They can complete a fill-in-the-blank prayer activity, writing their own prayer for the school year, a prayer craft, or make a whole-class list of what they are thanking God for.

Essential: God is relational: He invites us to talk to him through prayer.

Lesson Scripture: Jeremiah 29:12 & Philippians 4:6

4th and 5th Grade September 6

Unit: Questions Jesus Asked

Lesson Title: The Four L’s

Lesson Summary: God’s Law shows us how life works best and shows us our need for a Savior. Our Crossing Kids expectations (The 4 Ls) do this as well.

In this lesson, children will review the Four L’s, which are Crossing Kids expectations that help us remember how Sunday mornings work best. The Four Ls are love God, love others, love to learn, and love the building. They will discuss the story of the Rich Young Ruler/The Good Samaritan. They will learn what the 4 L’s are rooted in, see how life works best under God’s law, and be reminded of our need for a Savior.

Activity: Skittle Review--Children will use different colored skittles to answer questions that help us apply the 4 Ls.

Essential: God is immutable: he doesn’t change, but he does change us. Sanctification is the process of becoming more and more like Jesus.

Lesson Scripture: Mark 12:30-31, Luke 10:25-37, Psalm 119:98-99

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Sunday Morning Lessons

Classroom Curriculum

Toddler Blue September

Toddler Green and Preschool Purple September 6

Preschool Orange and Preschool Red September 6

Kindergarten and 1st Grade September 6

2nd and 3rd Grade September 6

4th and 5th Grade September 6

Large Group Worship Music

Early Childhood

Kindergarten - 3rd Grade

4th Grade & 5th Grade

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