This week parents challenge- Read Exodus 2:1-10. When Jochebed gave birth to a son, she did as Pharaoh commanded, sort of! She put him in the Nile, but compassionately, in a carefully crafted basket. She assigns his older sister, Miriam, to watch over him. I believe God lead her to a particular spot. Do you think think Jochebed knew it was the princess's bathing area? I don't think this story was coincidence it was God-incident. What "God incidents" have helped your family confront or overcome dangers? Think about the many ways that God was at work protecting you and your family.
Find ways to include your child in helping at home. Even as young as they are they can learn that family members care about one another.
This Sunday May 8, 2011
Kindergarten and Wee Worship
Bible Story: Miriam's Family Exodus 2:1-10
Miriam's family had a new baby boy. Jochebed (JAHK uh bed), the baby's mother, wanted him to grow up to be healthy and strong. But Pharaoh the king of Egypt, did not want Hebrew baby boys to live. For three months, Jochebed hid the baby.
When she could not hide him any longer, Jochebed took a basket made from reeds and covered the outside with black, sticky tar. The tar would keep water out of the basket.
Gently, Jochebed placed her baby in the basket. She set the basket in the reeds near the edge of the Nile River. Miriam stayed ear the rier to watch her baby brother.
Pharaoh's daughter came to take a bath in the river. She saw the basket in the reeds and sent a helper to get it. When she opened the basket, she saw the baby boy. She felt sorry for him
Miriam came out of the tall grass. "Do you want me to get someone to take care of the baby?" "Yes!," said Pharaoh's daughter. Miriam hurried to get her mother. "Take this baby and care for him, "Pharaoh's daughter said to Jochebed. "I will pay you to take care of the baby." Jochebed took the baby home to take care of him. When he was older Pharaoh's daughter took him back. She named him Moses.
Miriam showed love to her family by helping keep her brother safe.
Miriam's family had a new baby boy. Jochebed (JAHK uh bed), the baby's mother, wanted him to grow up to be healthy and strong. But Pharaoh the king of Egypt, did not want Hebrew baby boys to live. For three months, Jochebed hid the baby.
When she could not hide him any longer, Jochebed took a basket made from reeds and covered the outside with black, sticky tar. The tar would keep water out of the basket.
Gently, Jochebed placed her baby in the basket. She set the basket in the reeds near the edge of the Nile River. Miriam stayed ear the rier to watch her baby brother.
Pharaoh's daughter came to take a bath in the river. She saw the basket in the reeds and sent a helper to get it. When she opened the basket, she saw the baby boy. She felt sorry for him
Miriam came out of the tall grass. "Do you want me to get someone to take care of the baby?" "Yes!," said Pharaoh's daughter. Miriam hurried to get her mother. "Take this baby and care for him, "Pharaoh's daughter said to Jochebed. "I will pay you to take care of the baby." Jochebed took the baby home to take care of him. When he was older Pharaoh's daughter took him back. She named him Moses.
Miriam showed love to her family by helping keep her brother safe.
Level of Biblical Learning - (Family) Family members help one another.
Bible Word of the week: Reeds - tall grass that grows near a lake or river
Bible Verse: Help one another. Galatians 5:13
Bible truth: God wants family members to help one another.
With this Bible story and verse your preschoolers will begin to learn and understand:
- Discover ways they can help all members of their families
- To encourage to use their Bibles at home and participate in family devotional times
Bible Word of the week: Reeds - tall grass that grows near a lake or river
Bible Verse: Help one another. Galatians 5:13
Bible truth: God wants family members to help one another.
With this Bible story and verse your preschoolers will begin to learn and understand:
- Discover ways they can help all members of their families
- To encourage to use their Bibles at home and participate in family devotional times
*See below upcoming events
Bible Story: Miriam's Family Exodus 2:1-10
Miriam's family had a new baby boy. Miriam helped her mother take care of the baby. The king of their country did not want baby boys to live. So Miriam and her family did not tell anyone about the baby. Miriam's family hid the baby for three months. As the baby grew, Miriam's family had to think of a way to keep him safe.
Miriam's mother got a basket. She covered it with sticky tar. The tar would keep water out of the basket. Gently Miriam's mother laid the baby in the basket in the tall grass near the edge of the river. Miriam stayed nearby to watch her baby brother.
As the king's daughter walked beside the river, she saw the basket. She opened it and saw the baby. He was crying. She felt sorry for the baby. Miriam went to the king's daughter and asked, "Do you want me to get someone to take care of the baby for you?" "Yes, go," answered the king's daughter. Miriam ran and got her mother.
"Take this baby and care for him," the king's daughter told Miriam's mother. Miriam's mother was happy to take care of her own baby. The king's daughter named the baby Moses. Miriam was a helper in her family.
Bible truth: God wants family members to help one another.Miriam's family had a new baby boy. Miriam helped her mother take care of the baby. The king of their country did not want baby boys to live. So Miriam and her family did not tell anyone about the baby. Miriam's family hid the baby for three months. As the baby grew, Miriam's family had to think of a way to keep him safe.
Miriam's mother got a basket. She covered it with sticky tar. The tar would keep water out of the basket. Gently Miriam's mother laid the baby in the basket in the tall grass near the edge of the river. Miriam stayed nearby to watch her baby brother.
As the king's daughter walked beside the river, she saw the basket. She opened it and saw the baby. He was crying. She felt sorry for the baby. Miriam went to the king's daughter and asked, "Do you want me to get someone to take care of the baby for you?" "Yes, go," answered the king's daughter. Miriam ran and got her mother.
"Take this baby and care for him," the king's daughter told Miriam's mother. Miriam's mother was happy to take care of her own baby. The king's daughter named the baby Moses. Miriam was a helper in her family.
Bible Verse: Help one another. Galatians 5:13
Level of Biblical Learning - (Family) Family members help one another.
With this Bible story and verse your preschoolers will begin to learn and understand:
- Discover ways they can help all members of their families
- To encourage to use their Bibles at home and participate in family devotional times
1's and 2's
Bible Story: Moses' Family Exodus 2:1-10
One day a baby boy was born. He was a helathy baby. The baby's mother loved the baby very much. She wanted to take care of him and keep him safe.
Mother made a special bed for the baby to sleep in. She found just the right basket and put a special covering on it to keep it dry. Mother put the baby in his new bed.
The baby's sister watched him to keep him safe. God helped the baby grow into a boy then a strong young man. Who was the baby boy? His name was Moses! Moses' family loved him and cared for him.
Bible truth: Family members care about one another.
Bible Verse: Work together. Ephesians 6:7
With this Bible story and verse your preschoolers will begin to learn and understand:
- their families care for them
*UPCOMING EVENTS
Summer Jam June 13-17th 4yr old - 5th grade 9am-1am lunch included no cost
Preschool day camp - July 11-15 - ages 3 - completed Kindergarten time - 9am-3pm cost $45
If you would like any details pertaining to any of these events please do not hesitate to contact me.
Please continue to send me their schedules or upcoming events. I want to celebrate with your family!
If there is something that I can help you pray about please let me know.
Summer Jam June 13-17th 4yr old - 5th grade 9am-1am lunch included no cost
Preschool day camp - July 11-15 - ages 3 - completed Kindergarten time - 9am-3pm cost $45
If you would like any details pertaining to any of these events please do not hesitate to contact me.
Please continue to send me their schedules or upcoming events. I want to celebrate with your family!
If there is something that I can help you pray about please let me know.
I hope you have a blessed week!!
Bridget :)
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