1s & 2s— String Beads
Bible Story: Priscilla and Aquila Acts 18:1-3,18-28
Life Point: We can tell others about Jesus with our family members.
Weekly Verse: Tell people about Jesus. Acts 16:10
Materials: Bible, Teaching Picture 13, large wooden beads, shoelaces or thick strings, large basket
- Place the beads and strings in a basket. Lay the teaching picture near the basket. Sit on the floor with the Bible, opened to Acts 18, in your lap.
- Invite preschoolers to string the beads. Tell the Bible story as preschoolers work. Comment that Paul worked with Priscilla and Aquila to make tents and tell about Jesus.
- Say the Bible verse. Thank God for families who tell about Jesus.
3–Pre-K—Play with Toy Boats
Bible Story: Priscilla and Aquila Acts 18:1-3,18-28
Life Point: We can tell others about Jesus with our family members.
Weekly Verse: Tell people about Jesus. Acts 16:10
Materials: blue paper or fabric, wooden blocks, toy boats
- Lay the paper on the floor next to the blocks and boats. Tell children they can pretend the blue paper is water.
- Tell the Bible story as children play. Comment that Priscilla and Aquila traveled on a boat to a new city where they continues to tell about Jesus.
- Ask children to name people who tell them about God and Jesus.
- Thank God for families who worship God and tell about Jesus.
Kindergarten—Build an Airport
Bible Story: Priscilla and Aquila Acts 18:1-3,18-28
Life Point: We can tell others about Jesus with our family members.
Weekly Verse: Tell people about Jesus. Acts 16:10
Materials: Teaching Picture 13, wooden blocks, toy airplanes, black paper
- Cut black paper into three 3-by-12-inch strips. Display the teaching picture near the blocks.
- Invite kids to build an airport for the airplanes. Suggest they use the black paper for runways. Tell the Bible story as kids build.
- Comment that many missionaries fly to different countries to teach about Jesus. Priscilla and Aquila learned about Jesus from Paul, and then told others about Jesus.
- Show the teaching picture. Say the Life Point and the Weekly Verse with the kids.

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