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David loved and trusted God with his life. This is evident in many choices that David made throughout his life. Your preschoolers will see that David was a godly man.
The ideas below may help you teach a lesson about David and how he trusted and loved God. Feel free to use these ideas to supplement your current curriculum or to make your own lesson. Story Suggestions
Game IdeasWhen I'm Grown UpDirections: Choose a child to start the game by being "it." He will stand in front of the group and say, "When I'm grown up, what will I be? Take a look at me and you will see!" The he acts out what he wants to be when he grows up. The other children try to guess it correctly. The child who guesses correctly first becomes the next "it." Allow enough time so everyone has a turn, but do not force a child to participate, if they are uncomfortable. Five JumpsDirections: Line up the children with their toes on a marked starting line. At the signal, all jump forward five times. This can be done as a contest, with the child who gets the farthest from the starting line the winner. The winner of a round will sit out the next round and keep going until everyone wins. Snacks
Art Center IdeasDavid's Harp (Make a Joyful Noise to God) Materials:
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Feast for a King PlacematsMaterials:
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Suggested Prayer (or do your own) Dear God, thank you for sending David to teach us how to be brave. Thank you for your love and protection. In Jesus' name, Amen. Find more great craft ideas for teaching this lesson.
The copyright of the article The Life of King David in Baptist Church is owned by Denise Oliveri. Permission to republish The Life of King David in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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