The Bible tells children that God made everything in the world and he loves them more than anyone else. This super fun lesson teaches kids all about love. This God is Love Sunday School Lesson is perfect for use in a Christian setting or even at home!
How can we teach kids all about love?
The first step to teaching kids about love is to have them understand the definition of love.
A lot of people are unsure what it means to be in love and it’s important that kids know what they should look for when in a relationship.
Teaching them about the various types of love can help as well.
Teaching children about love is not always easy, but with guidance and patience, children will learn how to find their way through the complicated world of relationships.
God is Love Preschool Lesson
This activity sheet on God is Love is perfect for a preschool / kindergarten kids.
The boxes on the sheet include ‘good deeds to show love’ like listening to your teachers / parents. Completing your work, helping others etc.
The idea is that kids will complete their puzzle pieces as they finish the good deeds given to them.
They can do this throughout the week or month.
There are also empty slides you can use to include your own ‘show love deeds’.
How do we teach kids to pray
Teaching children how to pray can be a wonderful way to introduce them to spirituality and encourage a sense of connection to a higher power.
Here are some ideas for how to teach kids to pray:
Model prayer: Children often learn best by observing and imitating the behavior of others.
So, start by modeling prayer yourself.
Let your child see you praying and show them the importance and meaning of prayer in your life.
Keep it simple: Prayers don’t have to be long or complicated to be meaningful.
Start with a simple prayer that your child can understand and remember easily.
Use familiar language: Use language that your child is familiar with and can relate to. Speak in a way that is easy for them to understand.
Be creative: Encourage your child to express themselves in their own way when they pray.
Allow them to draw pictures or write their own prayers.
Make it a habit: Help your child develop a habit of praying regularly, whether it’s before meals, at bedtime, or at other specific times during the day.
Explain the purpose of prayer: Talk to your child about the purpose of prayer and how it can help them feel connected to a higher power, find peace and comfort, and express gratitude.
Use props: You can use props such as prayer beads, candles, or a prayer rug to help your child focus during prayer.
Keep it positive: Encourage your child to pray for positive things like good health, happiness, and success.
Help them understand that prayer is not just about asking for things but also about expressing gratitude and thankfulness.
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God is Love Activity Sheet
Another way you can use these printables is to also have them set in a binder (shown above) and then placed inside as the students complete their puzzle throughout the week.
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Remember that teaching children to pray is a personal and individual process, so tailor your approach to your child’s personality and age.
Craft and hands-on activities can truly help your child learn more about themselves.
These projects are beautifully done. I plan to laminate my set to be used in a primary Sunday School classroom. Our theme this year is prayer so they fit in perfectly.
Thank you for making these. They are pretty and the kids will easily understand the concept of praying with what you have taken out of your time to make. Thank you again and Happy Easter!