Jacob and esau activities

Bible ABC's: Y is for Youngest Jacob (& Esau) These lessons can be used without the alphabet theme. Consider these an update with new ideas and printables! So... I kinda went rogue and as I was writing the lesson! I couldn't stop because it seemed like chapters 25-28 all flow together. Each section is short, but is usually divided... especially for younger students. Although this contains the stew trade, the blessing switch and Jacob's ladder dream, they can be divided by chapter. Or, taught…

Games to play when teaching about Jacob and Esau and the brithright stew - based on the passage in Genesis 25. A variety of games for different age groups and spaces.

Scripture Reference: Acts 16:1-5; 2 Timothy 1:3-7; 3:14-15; 1 Thessalonians 3:2 Suggested Emphasis: We can be like Timothy and begin to learn about God from an early age. Memory Verse: “You h…

For this Jacob & Esau lesson, I set up areas in the classroom and we acted out the lesson. I used the tent that is always up for 'Isaac' to sit in. I set up cooking utensils, the fire and pot for Jacob, then 'Rebekah to cook. I brought a crock pot of meat cooked to add to the sensory part of the lesson. I had a scroll for Jacob and a bow and arrows for Esau. Also, I made arm and neck coverings for 'Jacob' to wear. Most of these are items that I have used for probably 20 years! Review: Last…

These free, printable, Jacob Bible activities are related to the story of Jacob and when he deceived his father, Isaac, in the Book of Genesis.

These Jacob and Esau Printables are aimed at children in kindergarten and preschool and includes over 100 pages of fun and learning.

For this Jacob & Esau lesson, I set up areas in the classroom and we acted out the lesson. I used the tent that is always up for 'Isaac'...

Church House Collection has a Jacob and Esau Soup Recipe for Sunday school or Children's Church. Print the free soup template out and tape to a Styrofoam cup. Add some chicken noodle soup from a package that just requires adding water to it. Give them a plastic spoon so they can eat the tasty soup. Teach them how Esau traded his birthright for a bowl of stew.

In lesson 15, Jacob and Esau, the kiddos had a blast doing some “cooking.” We started off by asking the kiddos if they remembered who we were talking about last week (see Lesson 14). Sure enough, they remembered. As we spoke about Abraham, his wife Sarah and the promises God fulfilled to them, we placed […]

Thanks to Haley Wilson for sharing her photos and ideas! Haley teaches one of the preschool classes with Glenda Wilson. And Glenda creates most of the ideas that Haley uses. Haley says we need this or that and Glenda creates it! Thanks to both for permitting me to share! You can set up a fire and cook 'stew' to look something like this; although I have started using a visual like this campfire or this blowup fire instead of hauling the wood. They made 'stew' and the kids really love this…