Prodigal son object lesson

Scripture: Luke 15: 11-32 Materials: Copy paper box, craft paper, party hats, stickers, labels with memory verse printed on them, graham crackers, Popsicle sticks, small plates, icing, markers/crayons, The Storybook Bible Memory Verse: “For

Jesus Christ is ready to forgive everyone - both sinners (bad people) and self-righteous (good people). God is Father to all. This lesson shows children

The Return of the Prodigal Son - Do you know the Joker Tube / Stratosphere magic trick? It is a very easy trick, which enables you to tell many different Bible stories. It is so easy! In the video we demonstrate you how you can use the Joke Tube to tell the story of the prodigal son - We will also give a trustworthy link, where you can buy this trick for yourself. - Themes: The prodigal son, making decisions, asking forgiveness, making things right.

You can easily find object lessons on Faith, God's love, Salvation, Forgiveness...and many other subjects. However, when it comes to object lessons for parables, it's like searching for a sesame seed in a barrel of rice! So, I'm going to make things easier for you-- I've compiled 7 object lessons…

Lessons from the prodigal son that will change your life, keep you away from the wrong path of destruction and waste

VERSES: Luke 15:11-32 MEMORY VERSE: Luke 15:17 "And when he came to himself..." BOOK TO REMEMBER: 1 Kings Write "1 Kings" on small slips of paper, so the students may memorize another book of the Old Testament at home. PRAYER: Pray that we will stay in God's loving family and be protected and cared for. God loves us; let us show our love to Him by doing His commandments. SPECIAL SONG: Read, Read Every Day (see February 2014 - Songs We Sing In Bible Class #1 on this blog. Click on orange…

This is a super easy craft to create! There are easy to follow directions and color and black & white options included. The accordion shows what Jesus was saying when He told the parable of the prodigal son. The son took the inheritance money, then he wasted the money until it was gone, then he fed the pigs, and finally went back home where his father welcomed him home. The pig looks best if cut out, but this can be cut on the dotted lines to the edge of the paper and used as is. This…

The students that were in class for this lesson were all at VBS this year when I taught The Prodigal Son. We used this lesson more as a review. They love filling in the lapbooks and seeing the goodies that I hand out for this lesson. Today's visual is The Prodigal Son feeding the pigs. I covered Ken up with brown fabric, painted 'dirt' on him and the pigs, and then cut the fabric edges to look ragged. Today's lesson is a parable that Jesus told the people. A parable is an earthly story with…

To help your students reflect on the story, invite them to perform a Prodigal Son play by acting out the story in class. Use this Prodigal Son skit script and discussion questions to guide the performance.

Games to play when teaching about the parable of the Prodigal son, as found in Luke 15. A variety of games for different age groups and spaces.