I pray they are enjoyable and low stress to prepare and do with your families, as I know that makes it so much easier with little ones!
God Bless, Kate
Day 2
Luke
2:1-7
“Baby
Jesus is born”
Treasure
Hunt resources: Paddle pop sticks, PVA glue, nativity
characters
Beginning
Activity/Chat: To begin with send the children out on
the treasure hunt for the paddle pop sticks first. When they have found them,
open them up and spend some time building a stable together with the sticks and
glue. As they make them talk about who might live inside a stable like this?
Once
finished you can either send the children out to find more “treasures” (the
nativity characters) or you can just have them handy to put inside the stable
and even use them to act out the story.
At
this point you can either go on with the bible story or continue encouraging
the Super Saviour theme by singing Colin Buchanan’s “Super Saviour” song again
with the capes from yesterday to make it super fun!
Let’s
read about the day baby Jesus was born in our true story from the bible.
Beginners
Bible p. 271
This true story from the bible
tells us that:
JESUS (OUR KING) WAS BORN IN A
STABLE IN BETHLEHEM.
Questions:
1.
Who was the baby born in the story?
(Jesus)
2.
Where was he born? (In Bethlehem in a
stable. There was no room for them stay anywhere else. What an unusual place
for a king to be born.)
3.
Do you think baby Jesus might be the
secret rescuer that Isaiah talked about yesterday? (YES!)
Isn’t it incredible that our
Saviour and King, Jesus, should be born in a place that was made for animals to
live. No fancy palaces or comfy beds. Instead God gave the world his wonderful
gift, in the quiet of the night, a baby who would grow up to rescue us by dying
on the cross at Easter time for us, and then returning to heaven to prepare a
place for us to be with Him one day!
Prayer:
Dear
Heavenly Father, Thank you so much for having a rescue plan for your people!
Thank you so much that it was Jesus! Thank you that he grew up to save us by
dying on the cross for us, so that we could be friends with you again. Amen.
Extra Memory Verse Activity:
Some
suggestions for things you could do today are:
Continue
practicing the song and actions listed in yesterday’s devotion.
The
children could help you draw some pictures/symbols to go with the words. Then
you could display it on the wall and the pictures might help them to learn it
before they are able to read!
You could
have fun playing a game together saying it in different and funny voices –
loud, soft, crazy, high, low etc....
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