Children’s Sunday School Activities – Responsibility

Today we’ll be talking about some of the ways God makes us into responsible adults. Try these children’s Sunday school activities to teach the concept of responsibility.

Sunday School Activities: “Responsibility”

(Teacher words in bold.)

Some of the things we’re asked to do are not always fun, like chores and saving money when we’d rather spend it.

Have children draw a picture of themselves helping out with a chore around the house. Title the picture, “I have Shown Responsibility For _____________.”

Bring a chair up to the front of the room. You can decorate it somehow if you wish, with flowers or a blanket or something to make it look special. Have everyone get the pictures they drew about their responsibility.

Now we’re going to look again at the chores you drew. Only this time we’re going to look at them with vision, which means we’ll try to see what good thing that responsibility is doing for us.

Have each child come up one at a time and sit in the Seat of Wisdom and bring the picture of his chore.

Ask:
How is that chore helping you become more responsible? In what ways?
What will you do better as a grownup if you keep doing this now?
Will you try to help your mom and dad even more, now that you understand?

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