Watch Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho Song and Lyrics

'And the walls came tumbling down..." Photo: Wikimedia Commons To go along with the Book of Joshua FREE coloring pages for kids, we wanted to add an extra resource. While this isn't our video, it is a great one for younger kids to watch as it is filled with kids their own age. The song is played while the kids sing along to the lyrics on the...

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Temptation of Jesus Christ | Sunday School Lessons

The temptation of Jesus Christ should be used as an example to resist temptation using the Word of God. Photo: Percita, Wikimedia Commons Many children don't know that Jesus Christ was tempted by the devil while he lived here on earth. In Sunday school, kids learn about the many wonderful things that Jesus did while he was here - turning the...

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Book of Deuteronomy | Sunday School Coloring Pages

The book of Deuteronomy continues with the children of Israel's journey to the promised land of Canaan. At the end of this book, Moses finally finishes what he started and the journey to the promised land has come to an end. In the last and final chapter of the book of Deuteronomy, Moses dies and the Lord God himself buried Moses. Knowing the Lord...

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John the Baptist | Sunday School Lesson

Wading in the Jordan River! Imagine being baptized in the Jordan River just like John baptized Jesus! People are still baptized there today. Photo: Alicia Bramlett John the Baptist was Jesus' cousin. His mother was Elisabeth whom if you remember, was pregnant with John when Mary went to her to tell her she was going to have a baby....

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Baptism of Jesus - Crossword Puzzle | Sunday School Activities

We've created this crossword puzzle for you to use with your Sunday school lesson about John the Baptist or the baptism of Jesus. It can also be used in youth groups, VBS, or adult classes too! Print off all of our crossword puzzles and coloring pages and staple them together in a booklet to give out as prizes, homework for Christian schools,...

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Teach Bible Verses as Your Sunday School Lessons

Sunday school lessons can be taught using many different techniques. Not every Sunday school class has to be the same. For instance, do you stick to a routine each Sunday? Do you have the kids sit in the same chairs, around the same table, or in the same spot on the floor? Does snack time come at the end of each lesson? This week, shake things up...

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Jonah and the Whale | Sunday School Lessons

The story of Jonah and the whale is one of the most famous bible stories of all time. That one simple story could be used to teach kids many different life lessons. Today our Sunday school lesson is going to focus on 'obeying God'. At first, Jonah chose to run from God instead of obey him. Where did that get him? Inside the belly of the whale...

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Jonah and the Whale Obeying God | Sunday School Games

This fun Sunday school game will have the kids laughing and learning all at the same time! We came up with this game to go along with the FREE Sunday school lesson about Jonah and the Whale. The great thing about this game is you don't need any extra props or equipment! The only thing you'll need for this game is room to run and kids who want to...

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Avoiding Sins | Sunday School Activity

Teaching Sunday school kids about avoiding sins can be fun! You only need a few items. Sin comes at us from every side each and every day. So, what better way to teach kids about sin than with a fun activity? It can also be adapted into a game, as well. Sunday School Activity This is a simple, yet fun activity that can be adapted for all age children. Avoiding...

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Avoiding Sins | Sunday School Lessons

Teach Kids About Avoiding Sins Sunday School Lessons Photo: Ece Turkoglu Sins can be a tricky Sunday school lesson to teach. The problem I've faced when teaching kids about sins is that they don't see how it applies to them. For instance, we go over the 10 Commandments regularly and talk about sins. That seems pretty simple, right? Wrong. Think...

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