This is a great Palm Sunday Sunday school lesson for preschoolers. It engages them and involves them in a way to help them understand the true meaning of Palm Sunday.
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Palm Sunday Sunday School – Childrens Drama
Try using this idea for a Palm Sunday Sunday school lesson for 6-8 year olds. Tap into their imaginations and knowledge to come up with their own “lines” to say for the script.
Sunday School Lesson Plans – Palm Sunday
Try these Sunday school lesson plans for your 9-11 year olds for Palm Sunday. This age loves competition and these ideas are good for participation and learning.
International Sunday School – Joseph Interpreting Dreams
The story of Joseph interpreting dreams is an international Sunday school lesson. Twelve to fourteen year olds world wide need to recognize their own special abilities and worth and how these abilities can be used to help others.
Crafts for Sunday School – Jesus Walks on Water
Try this lesson with your 2-5 year olds to teach the lesson from the story of Jesus walking on the water. You can engage them in crafts for Sunday school to get your point and to keep the interest alive.
Childrens Sunday School Lesson – “David and Goliath” Lesson 2
With my class these childrens Sunday school lessons on David and Goliath created some thoughtful discussions. Bring up the topic of heroes and let them finish the discussions!
Youth Sunday School Lessons – House Upon the Rock
This youth Sunday school lesson about making good choices is a great one to do with your 6-8 year olds. Providing these situations for discussion starts them thinkng about the making the right choices!
Sunday School Ministry – Baptism
Use this Sunday school ministry lesson with your 12-14 year olds. This is a critical age where peer influence can help in a positive way.
Sunday School Song – Lesson and Song on Sharing
Your preschoolers will enjoy this lesson from the story of Jesus feeding the crowds as they learn to work together cooking and sharing with friends. The Sunday school song is a great way to end the lesson.