I like to begin some of my Sunday school lessons for youth with a discussion before reading the Bible story. This sets the stage for the reading and the lesson that follows and you can refer back to the first discussion for comparison.
Youth Sunday School Lesson – Special People of the Bible
Here is a favorite youth Sunday school lesson about Balaam, one of the special people in the Bible. Use this lesson to teach your 6-8 year olds to listen carefully to the lessons that God wants to share with them.
Toddler Sunday School – Joseph, Son of Jacob
The story of Joseph, son of Jacob, is a perfect story to teach your toddler Sunday school class about getting along with their siblings and friends. The song and activity help reinforce the message of the lesson.
Sunday School Moses – The Life of Moses
Here are some ideas for discussions and activities to teach the Sunday school Moses lesson to your 6-8 year olds. Use this lesson to show them how special they are and how much they are loved by God.
Toddler Sunday School Lesson – Balaam and His Donkey
This is a toddler Sunday school lesson about special people of the Bible. Use this lesson about Balaam and his donkey to teach your preschoolers to listen to God’s messages.
Bible Story:
Sunday School Place – Samsons Great Strength
Create your own Sunday school place where you and your 6-8 year olds can easily learn the lessons taught in the biblical story of Samson’s great strength. The discussions, activity and game all work together to reinforce the lesson.
Sunday School Games – John the Baptist
Here are some Sunday school games to use with your 2-5 year olds to teach the lesson of John the Baptist. Use the discussion topic to encourage them to think about God and the influence He has in their lives.
Jesus Sunday School – Jesus Heals the Blind
Here is a Jesus Sunday school lesson for your 9-11 year olds which prompts them to think and understand what faith is and what it means.
Games for Sunday School – John The Baptist
I find that using games for Sunday school classes is a great way to keep the attention of the 6-8 year olds. Use this idea when teaching the lesson of John the Baptist to your kids.