First day of creation

Why isn’t the sun mentioned until the fourth day of creation week, especially since God said, “Let there be light” on the first day? Is this a contradiction?

I love the story of Creation and teaching it to my little dears. It is a short passage in the Bible, but we teach each day of Creation separately. Our aim is, first and foremost, to help the kiddos understand that God is the Creator of all things. Then we try to help them learn […]

Scripture Reference: Genesis 1: 1-5 Suggested Emphasis or Theme: Nothing—not even light—existed until God created it on the first day of creation. Memory Verse: “Then God said, ‘Let there be …

Sweet creation Bible art journaling.

Once there was only God, he felt lonely. So he decided to create some things. On his first day of creation, he created Day and Night. Then on the second

We started Day 3 of Creation by talking about what God had made on Day 1 and Day 2. I brought out the sensory bottles as we talked about each day, and then I introduced our Day 3 sensory bottle. To make this bottle, I followed the directions from “My Little 3 and Me” blog post. […]

For our first week this year we taught the story of creation. I used the order of teaching Bible that I had shared in the previous post, Teaching Bible to Children. For questions, I ask ones that I came up with and those available in the curriculum we are using as a guide - Memoria Press' Christian Studies 1. Read creation story from KJV - Genesis 1:1-2:3; ask questions Learn and sing creation song daily Read creation story from Golden Children's Bible - p.14-15; ask questions Watch creation…

Scripture Reference: Genesis 1:6-8 Suggested Emphasis or Theme: God created water and sky. Memory Verse: So God made the air to divide the water in two. Some of the water was above the air, and som…