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A story to share, something to wonder about, and a little making together.
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Single lessonGenesis 14:1–24
In this lesson, children will follow the order of Genesis 14:1–24, see how Abram responds when Lot is taken, and notice what Abram says about God, victory and wealth.
Single lessonGenesis 15:1–21
In this lesson, children follow the order of Genesis 15:1–21 as Yahweh speaks to Abram, Abram asks questions, and Yahweh makes a covenant. They will notice God’s promises, Abram’s belief, and the key events that mark this account.
Single lessonGenesis 16:1–16
This lesson follows Genesis 16 carefully and soberly. Students will trace the sequence of choices, conflict, flight and God’s words to Hagar, then reflect on what the passage says about human actions and about God seeing and hearing affliction.
Single lessonGenesis 20:1–18
In this lesson, children will follow the account of Abraham, Sarah and Abimelech in order, notice the choices each person made, and see how God spoke, protected Sarah, and brought healing at the end.
Single lessonGenesis 21:9–21
In this lesson, children trace the account of Hagar and her son in the wilderness, notice the choices each person makes, and see how the passage shows God hearing, speaking, and providing in a time of trouble.
Single lessonGenesis 21:22–34
In this lesson, children trace how Abraham and Abimelech settled a problem about a well, made an oath, and marked the agreement at Beersheba. They will notice honest words, practical actions, and Abraham calling on Yahweh.
Single lessonGenesis 22:1–19
This lesson traces Genesis 22:1–19 carefully and respectfully. Students will sequence the account, notice what Abraham, Isaac and the angel say and do, and identify how the passage ends with God providing a ram.
Single lessonGenesis 23:1–20
This lesson helps children follow the account of Sarah’s death and Abraham’s purchase of a burial place. They will trace the order of events, notice Abraham’s choices, and discuss what this passage shows about people acting with grief, respect, and openness.
Single lessonGenesis 24:1–67
In this lesson, children trace how Abraham’s servant travelled, prayed, watched carefully, and brought Rebekah to Isaac. They will sequence the account and notice how the passage shows both Yahweh’s guidance and people making real choices.
Single lessonGenesis 25:1–11
This lesson follows the family record and closing account of Abraham’s life in Genesis 25:1–11. Children will hear about Keturah’s descendants, Abraham’s arrangements for his sons, his death and burial, and what happened to Isaac afterwards.
Single lessonGenesis 25:19–34
This lesson helps children follow the account of Jacob and Esau from Isaac and Rebekah’s family story to Esau selling his birthright. Students will trace the order of events, notice each person’s choices, and think carefully about the passage’s final comment.
Single lessonGenesis 26:1–11
This lesson helps children follow the events in Gerar, notice Isaac’s choices, and see that God spoke clearly while people still made fearful and unwise decisions.
Single lessonGenesis 26:12–33
In this lesson, children trace how Isaac moved from blessing, to conflict over wells, to peace with Abimelech. They will notice repeated digging, naming, and God’s words to Isaac, then consider what changed in the story.
Single lessonGenesis 26:34–28:9
This lesson helps children follow the account from Esau’s marriages to Jacob leaving home. They will trace the choices made by Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob and Esau, and notice how those choices brought grief, conflict and a journey away.
Single lessonGenesis 28:10–22
Jacob stopped for the night on his journey and had a dream that changed how he understood that place. In this lesson, children trace the order of the account, hear God’s words to Jacob, and notice Jacob’s response.
Single lessonGenesis 30:25–43
Children will follow how Jacob asked to leave, agreed on unusual wages, and then saw his flocks increase. They will put the account in order, notice key choices, and identify what the passage says about Yahweh’s blessing.
Single lessonGenesis 31:1–55
Jacob leaves Laban after hearing trouble around him and after God tells him to return home. In this lesson, children trace the main steps of the story and notice how fear, deception, hard work and God’s care appear in the passage.
Single lessonGenesis 35:1–15
In this lesson, children will trace Jacob’s return to Bethel in order. They will notice God’s command, the household’s choices before travelling, what happened on the way, and how Jacob responded when God spoke again.
Single lessonGenesis 35:16–29
This lesson traces Genesis 35:16–29 in order, including birth, death, travel, a serious wrong act, a family list, and Isaac’s burial. Students will observe what the passage reports and discuss choices, actions and outcomes without adding details the text does not give.
Single lessonGenesis 37:1–11
In this lesson, children trace Joseph’s report to his father, Jacob’s favouritism, the two dreams and the family’s responses. They will identify what the passage says without inventing motives for Joseph’s report.
Single lessonGenesis 37:12–36
In this lesson, students work through Genesis 37:12–36 in order, tracing Joseph’s journey to his brothers, their violent choices, the deception of their father, and Joseph’s arrival in Egypt.
Single lessonGenesis 39:1–23
Joseph’s life changes sharply in this passage. Children will trace what happened in Potiphar’s house and in prison, notice Joseph’s choices, and see repeated words about Yahweh being with him.
Single lessonGenesis 40:1–23
Joseph is in prison when two of Pharaoh’s officers are placed there with him. This lesson helps students trace the account carefully, compare the two dreams and outcomes, and notice what Joseph says about God and what the ending leaves unresolved.
Single lessonGenesis 41:1–45
This lesson helps children follow the order of Pharaoh’s dreams, the cup bearer’s report about Joseph, Joseph’s explanation, and Joseph’s promotion. It also shows how Joseph speaks about God and gives wise advice for a coming famine.
