Zacchaeus craft preschool free printable

So we’re into 2013 and Destiny Kidz are looking at the theme of Upside Down. It’s all about how Jesus turned things upside down. Last week we looked at Zaccheus the tax-collector who af…

Zacchaeus_B&W.pdf

Last week we learned to repent, and turn from our sin. This week we are moving forward, following Jesus! If you have been following the lessons here for a while, you've probably started to notice certain recurring themes. Following Jesus is one of those themes. For a preschooler, following Jesus means simple obedience. (Actually it is as simple as that for us too, we just make it more complicated.) Children who learn to obey their parents and their teachers, will have a much easier time…

A short video of the story of Zacchaeus and a craft idea with downloadable printouts suitable for young children

The story of Zacchaeus is a great way to teach your little ones how they should treat their friends. A man that no one was too fond of and Jesus went to HIS house...what a great story of kindness!Here's how I taught this story to my little learners...ARRIVALWe started class just like every week. During the

A short video of the story of Zacchaeus and a craft idea with downloadable printouts suitable for young children

* There are 2 game options included! Lapbooks are easy and fun! These are great for homeschool, early arrivers, or whenever you need something extra to do. This was designed to be used for Bible class (great fun for review), homeschool, Mother's Day Out, Bible camp, or any Bible learning situation. These are designed for the student to put together, but they can be assembled and ready to use beforehand! This lapbook and the games were designed with permission to copy and share by anonymous…

In Luke 19:1-11, Zacchaeus, a hated tax collector from Jericho, spent time with Jesus and became a changed man. Below you’ll find Bible lesson activities about Zacchaeus’s encounter with Jesus and the difference Jesus made in the tax collector’s life.

In the early years of homeschooling, I figured out that I could use coloring pages as a tool to help my children learn. While my oldest boy hated to color - as does my youngest boy! - my three middle girls loved coloring. They still do, even though they are all much older now! If your children enjoy coloring, I would encourage you to pair coloring activities with any and all activities that you can. Choose coloring pages that go with the history or science that you are reading aloud. If…