Noah ark object lesson

Noah's Ark is a classic Bible story. Here are 8 lessons that we can learn today from the story of Noah's Ark. When we dig beneath the surface of this story, we find some valuable lessons about our relationship with God and the hope that we have in our lives.

Your kids already know the story but they've never learned it like this. Combine science and faith with this fun and unique Noah's Ark kids activity!

The story of Noah isn't a beautiful poster of a man with cute animals. The flood event was the response from God after the people had grossly sinned. This Noah and the Flood Object

The Scripture Lady loves creating Bible object lessons for kids! Here is one called “Lessons From the Rainbow.”

What are some things we know about kids? They like to play, and ask lots of questions. They are easily upset and self-centered. We also know that they are quick to believe and want to feel big and important! Sound like anyone you know? (insert laughter)Knowing these things, how can we present the gospel to kids in such a way that they will experience the love and power of God’s Word? That’s easy...include them in the story! We can do this by using all the senses we possibly can to illustrate…

Use this collection of Noah's Ark activities, crafts, and worksheets to create your lessons for kids.

A free Sunday school game that will have the kids scrambling for a seat on Noah's Ark.

The story of Noah isn't a beautiful poster of a man with cute animals. The flood event was the response from God after the people had grossly sinned. This Noah and the Flood Object

Take a look at our awesome Noah Sunday School Lesson! Not only is this a fun and exciting Bible lesson, but it is also completely FREE! If you enjoyed this lesson, you're definitely going to want to check out our entire Noah 4-Week Children's Ministry Curriculum. This lesson is great for every Children's Ministry!

Here is a great visual to teach the facts about the ark. I have attached an outline to help you with the scriptures in the download. Cathy uses these visuals with a magnetic board. She cuts the pieces out, numbers them on the back (this set has the numbers on the front for you), laminates them and adds thin magnets on the back. Put your title up first (Fantastic Facts, then Build Ark & Noah), then add and take away each visual as you teach the lesson. They can also be used as visuals alone…