Preschool: A Powerful and Loving God: Session 2—God Chose Moses (September 14)

1s & 2s—Clip Clothespins

Bible Story: God Chose Moses Exodus 3; 12:1-41; 13:21-22; 14
Life Point: God helps people.
Weekly Verse: God, You are great, and no one is like you. 2 Samuel 7:22

Materials: Teaching Picture 2, cardboard box (large enough to hold teaching picture), peg type clothespins

• Lay the Teaching Picture in the box, faceup. Cover the picture with the clothes pins.
• Invite a preschooler to remove a clothespin and clip it on the side of the box.
• As the picture is uncovered, talk about the Bible story. Say that God helped Moses and He helps all people. 
• Point to the teaching picture as you say the Weekly Verse together.

3–Pre-K—Make Door Hangers

Bible Story: God Chose Moses Exodus 3; 12:1-41; 13:21-22; 14
Life Point: God can do all things.
Weekly Verse: God, You are great, and no one is like you. 2 Samuel 7:22

Materials: Teaching Picture 2, poster board, yarn, hole punch, markers, colorful shape stickers

• Cut the poster board into 4-by-6-inch pieces. Print the Weekly Verse on each poster board piece. Display the teaching picture with the art materials.
• Give each child a poster board piece. Explain that they will make a door hanger for their rooms. Read the words printed.
• Lead kids to decorate their door hangers with markers and stickers. Point to the teaching picture and talk about the Bible story. Thank God that He can do all things.
•  Help each child punch a hole in each top corner and tie the ends of a piece of yarn into each hole.

Kindergarten— Unscramble the Weekly Verse

Bible Story: God Chose Moses Exodus 3; 12:1-41; 13:21-22; 14
Life Point: God can do all things.
Weekly Verse: God, You are great, and no one is like you. 2 Samuel 7:22

Materials: Bible, 2 sentence strips, marker, scissors

• Open the Bible and read the verse. Comment that God can do anything. Say a prayer thanking God for His power to do anything.
• Mark today’s verse in the Bible. Print the Weekly Verse onto each sentence strip. Cut apart the words of one strip. Then cut each word horizontally, dividing the top of the word from the bottom.
• Lay the sentence strip and the word pieces on a table or the floor with the Bible. Encourage a child to reassemble the sentence puzzle. She may use the uncut strip for reference as needed.