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EN-E-Elijah Physical Activity
Hot Stone (balloon) Material 1 stone Steps Ask the children to form a circle. When the music starts, the first player gives the stone as quickly as possible to his neighbor on the left, as if the “stone” was very hot! When the music stops (or an alarm clock, stopwatch or other …
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EN-E-Elijah Object Lesson
God Doesn’t Let Us Sink, He Brings Us To The Surface Material 1 large glass 1 uncooked egg (on which you can draw a face) Fine salt Water Steps Start your lesson by pouring water into the glass. Then show the egg and ask the children what they think will happen when …
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EN-E-Elijah Snack
The Little Crow Material 1 red plum Pretzels 1 baby carrot 2 candy eyes 1 cream cheese (as glue) Cupcake papers Knives Steps Place all the material on the table. Distribute 1 cupcake paper to each child. Ask the children to put pretzels in the cupcake paper. It’s the straw. Ask them to …
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EN-E-Elijah For Parents
Oh! Those emotions! Elijah Devotional Read the biblical text:1 Kings 19:1-18 Practical Show all kinds of emoticons to the children and ask them to choose the one that represents the emotion they experience when you ask them. 😀😂😏😞😖😟😢 Reflexion We can all be discouraged, feel sad, don’t want to get up one morning to go …
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EN-E-Jonathan Trigger
Skit On True Friendship Material Skit document (POTF attachment) Steps Before class, read the skit and practice with 2 other adults to play it properly. Introduce the skit to the kids. Following the skit, discuss with the children what true friendship is.
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EN-E-Jonathan Object Lesson
Flowers Material A flower planted in a pot (a drawing if you don’t have flowers in a pot on hand) Steps Do the following object lesson. Today I brought this flower. As you know, there are different kinds of flowers. Each one is special and unique. Friendship is like this flower. I …
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EN-E-Jonathan Craft
Bag Of Friendship Material Coins Ball Candy Coloured pencil Smiling emoticon Piece of puzzle Handkerchief Small plastic bags Label with the meaning of objects (Attachment) Steps Place the various objects on the table. Distribute 1 plastic bag to each child and a label with the meaning of the objects. Ask the children …
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EN-E-Jonathan Snack
Snack Of Friendship Material Several kinds of cereals Several small snacks: marshmallows, pretzels, raisins, etc. Small plastic bags (ziploc) Bowls Steps Put cereal and snacks in various bowls on the table. Give each child 1 plastic bag. Ask the children to fill their bags with the snacks that are on the table. …
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EN-E-Jonathan Physical Activity
Have You Seen My Friend? Material None Steps This is the same as the cat and mouse game. Ask the children to sit in a circle. Ask a player to stay out of the circle This player must then ask: “Have you seen my friend?” and describes another player who is sitting …
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EN-E-Jonathan Activity
What Kind Of Friend Are You? Material Quiz (1 per child) Steps Print the quiz one per child. Ask the children to complete this little friendship quiz. Older children like them. Then let them think about what kind of friend they are. Click: Friendship Quiz
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