Welcome to The Preschool Blog
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This week: God put a rainbow in the sky as a symbol of His promise to never flood the whole world again. Genesis 8-9:17
OCTOBER 9th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
'For I know the plans I have for you,' says the Lord." Jeremiah 29:11, NLT
Bottom Line: God has plans for me.
This week: God put a rainbow in the sky as a symbol of His promise to never flood the whole world again. Genesis 8-9:17
Insight: CONNECTION
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons or markers
- DO: Encourage children to fill in the arches with multiple colors.
- SAY: “Today, we learned that God had big plans for Noah, and Noah trusted and followed God’s plans. God put a beautiful rainbow in the sky as a promise. Look at all the pretty colored markers! Let’s make a rainbow, too! Color your rainbow with lots of colors! (Pause.) Great job! (Clean hands as needed.) When you see a rainbow in the sky, you can remember God’s promise. God loves you so much. [Bottom Line] God has plans for you. God had big plans for Noah, and Noah trusted and followed God’s plans. When we see a rainbow in the sky, we can remember God’s promise to us. God loves us so much, and we can trust His plans for us. Who has plans for you? [Bottom Line] God has plans for me.”
- CUDDLE TIME
- Cuddle with your child and pray: "God, every time we see a rainbow in the sky, help us remember that You keep Your promises."
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"Asking for Help Doesn’t Make You a Bad Parent (It Makes You a Better One)” by Holly Crawshaw
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
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This week: Noah trusts God's plans and builds an ark for his family and two of every kind of animal. Genesis 6-7
OCTOBER 2nd PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
'For I know the plans I have for you,' says the Lord." Jeremiah 29:11, NLT
Bottom Line: God has plans for me.
This week: Noah trusts God's plans and builds an ark for his family and two of every kind of animal. Genesis 6-7
Insight: CONNECTION
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons or markers
- DO: Encourage the children to use their brown crayons/markers to color in the boat. Allow them to use the crayons to color on the rest of the picture if they want to.
- SAY: “Today, we learned that God had big plans for Noah. Noah trusted and followed God’s plans. God wanted Noah to build a great big boat, so he did! Let’s color in this boat with your dot marker. Press your hand onto the ink pad. (Help child cover their hand Noah listened and trusted God’s plans, even if he didn’t understand them. We can trust God’s plans for us, too. You can trust God because He has plans for you. [Bottom Line] God has plans for you.”
- MORNING TIME
- When you go into your child’s room, say: "Good morning! Who loves [child's name]? God loves [child's name]!"
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"Asking for Help Doesn’t Make You a Bad Parent (It Makes You a Better One)” by Holly Crawshaw
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: Abraham and Sarah are so happy that God has given them a son after waiting for many, many years. Genesis 21:1-8
SEPTEMBER 25th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart." Proverbs 3:5, NIV
Bottom Line:God loves me no matter what.
This week: Abraham and Sarah are so happy that God has given them a son after waiting for many, many years. Genesis 21:1-8
Insight: FAITH
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons, scissors, & glue
- DO:
- SAY: “On your paper is a picture of Abraham and Sarah. They look really happy. Use your crayons to make your picture look happy. (Pause.) Abraham and Sarah were so happy because God gave them a family. Glue the baby into Sarah’s arms. (Pause.) Great job! Abraham and Sarah were so happy because God gave them a family. They waited a long, long, long time for a family, and finally, they had a baby boy. Sarah was so happy that she started laughing! She knew that God loved her, and she praised God and wanted everyone to know that God gave them a family and made them so happy. It’s okay to feel happy. God loves you when you’re happy, and we can ALWAYS talk to God because God loves us no matter what. Who loves you no matter what? [Bottom Line] God loves me no matter what.”
- BATH TIME
- While your child takes a bath, put a clean washcloth over your face. Pull it down and make a sad face. Pull it up and make a happy face. Encourage your child to do it with you. Tell your child that we can always talk to God about how we feel.
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"3 Conversations Every Parent Is Scared Of” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: Moses talks to God about how frustrated he is with the Israelites, and God helps him. Numbers 11:4-17
SEPTEMBER 18th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart." Proverbs 3:5, NIV
Bottom Line:God loves me no matter what.
This week: Moses talks to God about how frustrated he is with the Israelites, and God helps him. Numbers 11:4-17
Insight: FAITH
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons, scissors, & glue
- DO: Encourage children to put the correct emoji sticker on the emotion shown on the page. Repeat with all the emotions.
- SAY: “Look at the stickers I have. You will get one of each. I see a sad face. (Point.) I see an afraid face. (Point.) I see a frustrated face (Point.) And I see a happy face! (Point.) We will add these stickers to our paper today.
“This says ‘Sad.’ (.) Let’s find the sad emoji and put it on your card. (Repeat with afraid, frustrated, and happy cards.)
“Great job! It says God loves me when I’m . . . happy. Find the happy sticker. (Pause.) God loves me when I’m . . . sad. Find the sad sticker. (Pause and continue with the other two emotions.) God loves you no matter what.”
“Today in our Bible story, we learned that God loves us no matter what. That’s right! God loves us when we’re happy, sad, or afraid, just like God loved Moses when he was frustrated. Moses was the leader of the Israelites, God’s people. Moses tried to do what was best for the people, but they kept complaining. First, they were hungry, so God sent bread that rained down from heaven. Then they were thirsty, so God made water come out of a rock. But they still weren’t happy. They wanted more food, different food, and they wished they were back home. This made Moses frustrated. So Moses talked to God and told him he was frustrated. God listened and sent people to help Moses take care of everyone. God loved Moses, even when he was frustrated. God loves us no matter what. Who loves you no matter what? [Bottom Line] God loves me no matter what.”Look at the stickers I have. You will get one of each. I see a sad face. (Point.) I see an afraid face. (Point.) I see a frustrated face (Point.) And I see a happy face! (Point.) We will add these stickers to our paper today.
- DRIVE TIME
- While on the go, talk about what it means to feel frustrated. It's when something is so hard that you just want to give up. Ask your child what frustrates them, and remind them they can always talk to God about it. God loves them no matter what!
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"3 Conversations Every Parent Is Scared Of” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: Gideon is so afraid that he hides in a hole to do his work, and God sends an angel to talk to him. Judges 6:2-4, 11-12
SEPTEMBER 11th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart." Proverbs 3:5, NIV
Bottom Line:God loves me no matter what.
This week: Gideon is so afraid that he hides in a hole to do his work, and God sends an angel to talk to him. Judges 6:2-4, 11-12
Insight: FAITH
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons, markers, jumbo craft stick, glue stick, scissors, and a cup
- DO: Give your child a Gideon cutout and a craft stick. Have them color their Gideon and then assist them in gluing Gideon to the end of their craft stick. Next, give each child a cup. Once everyone has their Gideon and cup ready, lead the children in reviewing the Bible story.
- SAY: “Our Bible story was about a man named Gideon. (Hold up Gideon on a stick.) I have a Gideon for you to color and glue on a stick, like mine. (Assist your child in gluing their Gideon.) Gideon hid in a hole because he was afraid. Let’s pretend this cup is the hole. (Give each child a cup. Now hold your Gideon, like this. (Hold up Gideon in one hand.) Hold your cup in your other hand, like this. (Hold up the cup in the other hand.) Let’s tell the story together!”
“Gideon hid in a hole because he was afraid. (Put Gideon in the cup.) God loved Gideon and sent an angel to tell him, ‘The Lord is with you!’ (Take Gideon out of the cup.) Let’s do that again! This time, you have to say the angel’s words to make Gideon come out of the hole.“
“Gideon hid in a hole because he was afraid. (Put Gideon in the cup.) Now say the angel’s words to make Gideon come out. ‘The Lord is with you!’” (Take Gideon out of the cup. Repeat this with the children several times encouraging them to say, “The Lord is with you” to make Gideon come out of the hole.)”
“God loved Gideon and was with him when he was afraid. God loved Gideon no matter what! And God loves you no matter what, too. That’s why when I ask, ‘Who loves you no matter what?’, I want you to say, [Bottom Line] ‘God loves me no matter what!’ Who loves you no matter what? [Bottom Line] God loves me no matter what! Yay! [Bottom Line] God loves me no matter what!”
- CUDDLE TIME
- Cuddle with your child and pray: "God, I'm so thankful we can always talk to You when we feel afraid. Please help us remember how much You love us and that You are always with us.""
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"3 Conversations Every Parent Is Scared Of” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: Hannah is very sad about not having a baby so she talks to God about it. 1 Samuel 1:2-20
SEPTEMBER 4th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart." Proverbs 3:5, NIV
Bottom Line:God loves me no matter what.
This week: Hannah is very sad about not having a baby so she talks to God about it. 1 Samuel 1:2-20
Insight: FAITH
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons, markers, and heart stickers
- DO: Encourage children to color the activity page and to put heart stickers all around the picture of Hannah.
- SAY: “Look, there’s a picture of Hannah on your paper. (Pause.) What is Hannah doing? (Pause.) That’s right, she’s praying. Hannah prayed and talked to God about feeling sad. Let’s add heart stickers (or draw hearts) all around Hannah because God loved Hannah no matter what. What a great job! God loved Hannah even when she was sad. In our story, we heard that Hannah was so, so sad because she didn’t have a baby, and she wanted to be a mom so much! Hannah was sad all day and all night. She was so sad that she cried. But Hannah prayed and talked to God. God loved Hannah, even when she was sad, and do you know what? Hannah felt much better after she talked to God. Sometimes we feel sad too, so sad we even cry. And it’s okay to feel sad. God loves you when you’re sad. We can always talk to God because He loves us no matter what.Who loves you no matter what? [Bottom Line] God loves me no matter what.”
- MORNING TIME
- When you go into your child’s room, say: "Good morning, [child's name]! God made the sun. God made the stars. God made the animals. And God made...YOU!"
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"3 Conversations Every Parent Is Scared Of” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: People are so important to God that He even knows the number of hairs on their heads. Luke 12:7
AUGUST 28th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"I am fearfully and wonderfully made." Psalm 139:14, NIV
Bottom Line: God made me wonderful
This week: People are so important to God that He even knows the number of hairs on their heads. Luke 12:7
Insight: IDENTITY
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, crayons & markers
- DO: Encourage children to follow the directions and fill in their hearts according to the color that matches the number.
- SAY: "I have a picture for you to color using only three colors. Look at the side. Do you see the color next to the number one? (Point to the color next to the number one.) Pick up the marker in that color. (Pause.) Now, look at your paper. Do you see the heart with the number one in it? (Pause.) Great! Color the number one heart with that marker. (Pause.) Do you see any other places with the number one in them? Color all the places you see the number one. (Pause.) Put the lid back on that marker and put it down. (Continue with the other two colors.) Look how pretty your picture is! God made you, and you are so important to Him that God even knows the number of hairs on your head! Isn’t that amazing? You are important to God wherever you go. When you are at the playground, you are important to God. When you are at the dentist, you are important to God. When you’re asleep in your bed, you are important to God.
You are important to God, no matter where you are and no matter what you do. You are important to God if you are singing loudly, quietly reading a book, or patiently waiting at the end of the line. You are important to God, even if you’re doing nothing at all.
You are so important to God that He sent His Son, Jesus, to show us how to live and be our friend forever. I’m so glad we’re important to God and that He made each of us wonderful. Who made you wonderful? [Bottom Line] God made me wonderful.
- BATH TIME
- Add bath finger paints or bath slime. Tell your child to make whatever they want. As they create, say: "God can make whatever He wants. God made all of the animals and stars, but He wasn't done. God still wanted to make you, and you are wonderful!"
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"12 Affirmations To Speak Over Your Kids” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: God made all people in His image to think, create and help. Acts 17:24; Psalm 46:1, Proverbs 2:6
AUGUST 21st PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"I am fearfully and wonderfully made." Psalm 139:14, NIV
Bottom Line: God made me wonderful
This week: God made all people in His image to think, create and help. Acts 17:24; Psalm 46:1, Proverbs 2:6
Insight: IDENTITY
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, scissors, stickers, crayons & markers
- DO: Encourage your child to decorate their card. Write “From [child’s name]” on the inside of their card.
- SAY: “It’s fun to get a special card. It makes your heart happy. Decorate your card with crayons and stickers to make it extra special. (Pause.) Good job! On the front of your card, it says, ‘Have a great day!’ That will help cheer someone up if they are sad. Open the card and draw a picture on the inside. (Pause.) Let’s write your name so they know it’s from you. (Help children sign their cards.) When you are done, we can mail it to someone special, and I bet it will make them so happy. God made each of us to be like Him. God made us to be creative and help. We can help by making cards like we did today. God made us to be like Him—to think, create, and help! God made us all wonderful. Who made you wonderful? [Bottom Line] God made me wonderful.”
- DRIVE TIME
- While on the go, look for people who are helping in some way. Talk about how God makes all people in His image and how God helps people. He created people to be helpers just like Him.
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"12 Affirmations To Speak Over Your Kids” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week: All people are wonderfully made by God. Psalm 139:14; Genesis 1:26
AUGUST 14th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"I am fearfully and wonderfully made." Psalm 139:14, NIV
Bottom Line: God made me wonderful
This week: All people are wonderfully made by God. Psalm 139:14; Genesis 1:26
Insight: IDENTITY
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages and markers
- DO: Encourage children to fill in each paint splotch with a different color of dot marker.
- SAY: “Do you know what this is called? (Point to the paint palette on the paper.) It’s called a paint palette. An artist will put different colors of paint on it before they start a piece of art. On your paint palette, in each of the paint spots, is a word to our memory verse. (Point to each word on the palette as you say it.) ‘I am fearfully and wonderfully made,’ Psalm 139:14. Fill in each spot with a different color of dot marker so your paper is super colorful. (Pause.) Well done! Let’s say our memory verse together. (Pause after each phrase and repeat with the children.) ‘I am (thumbs to chest) fearfully (right hand up high) and wonderfully (left hand up high) made,’ (clap hands together) Psalm 139:14. (Open hands like a book.) One more time. ‘I am (thumbs to chest) fearfully (right hand up high) and wonderfully (left hand up high) made,’ (clap hands together) Psalm 139:14. (Open hands like a book.) Super job friends! You are all wonderfully made by God! Who made you wonderful? [Bottom Line] God made me wonderful!”
- CUDDLE TIME
- Cuddle with your child and pray: "God, when I look at [name of child], I am reminded of Your power and goodness. You made this tiny human and chose me to be their [title]. Thank You, Lord. Thank You."
- Weekly Activities
- Parent Cue Blog:"12 Affirmations To Speak Over Your Kids” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
This week:God made everything, and people are the most special thing God made. Genesis 1
AUGUST 7th PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM
"I am fearfully and wonderfully made." Psalm 139:14, NIV
Bottom Line: God made me wonderful
This week: God made everything, and people are the most special thing God made. Genesis 1
Insight: IDENTITY
Discipleship Kit:
- Parent Guide – Use this parent guide to help you walk through discipling your preschooler this week
- Story Video – Each week there will be a new Story Video to watch (from Orange Media)
- Memory Verse Video – Your preschooler will learn this month’s memory verse along with hand signals
Activities:
- Home Connection
- NEED: Activity Pages, markers, hand wipes, and a pen
- DO: Help children trace their hand on their paper in the open space.
- SAY: “On your paper, you’ll see some happy little trees. God made trees, and God made you! Today, we’ll make a craft with your handprint because God made you wonderfully special. Let’s trace your hand. (Pause.) Now let’s wipe your hand clean. Look at your sweet little handprint. It’s super special, just like you. God is so creative! He made the sun and the moon and the stars. God made giant oceans and small ponds. God made mountains and trees and flowers. God made all the fish, birds, and animals. And after God made all that, He made the very best thing of all. God made people! Every person in the whole world was made wonderful by God. You are God’s amazing work of art. Who made you wonderful? [Bottom Line] God made me wonderful.”
- MORNING TIME
- When you go into your child’s room, say: "Good morning, [child's name]! God made the sun. God made the stars. God made the animals. And God made...YOU!"
- Weekly Activities
- At home activities you can do with your preschooler this week!
- MONDAY
- TUESDAY
- WEDNESDAY
- THURSDAY
- FRIDAY
- At home activities you can do with your preschooler this week!
- Parent Cue Blog:"12 Affirmations To Speak Over Your Kids” by Leah Jennings
Connect:
We’d love to connect with you on our social media accounts and see how your experience with your preschoolers is going. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram and then tag us in your photos and posts.
- Facebook (2 separate groups)
- Instagram – @Preschoolattheheights
By Preschool at The Heights
