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Read. Talk. Make.
A story to share, something to wonder about, and a little making together.
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Single lessonGenesis 41:46–57
This lesson helps children follow how Joseph worked through years of plenty and years of famine in Egypt. They will sequence the passage, notice the choices people made, and describe what the text shows about God and wise action.
Single lessonGenesis 45:1–28
In this lesson, children trace the moment Joseph tells his brothers who he is, hear his kind words, and follow the message sent to Jacob. They will sequence the events and notice how God’s care is spoken about in the chapter.
Single lessonGenesis 46:1–47:12
Jacob’s family moved to Egypt because the famine was severe, yet this passage is also about God’s word, a family journey, Joseph’s careful planning, Jacob’s meeting with Pharaoh, and the family receiving a place to live and bread.
Single lessonGenesis 47:13–26
This lesson helps children follow what happened during the severe famine in Egypt and notice each new step people took. They will sequence the account, name the choices made, and talk about Joseph’s actions and the outcomes described for the people and Pharaoh.
Genesis 49:1–28
In this lesson, children hear Jacob gather his sons and speak different words to each one. They will notice that the passage includes warnings, encouragements, vivid pictures and a strong statement about God’s help.
Single lessonGenesis 50:22–26
This lesson helps children follow the closing verses about Joseph in Egypt. They will trace what Joseph does and says, the outcome at the end of his life, and what these verses say about God.
Lesson sequenceExodus 7:14–11:10; Exodus 12:29–30
In these passages, Moses and Aaron speak Yahweh’s message to Pharaoh again and again. Students will trace the order of the plagues, notice Pharaoh’s repeated responses, and observe what the passage says about Yahweh’s power and Israel’s release.
Single lessonExodus 12:31–42; Exodus 13:17–22
In this lesson, children follow the order of Israel’s departure from Egypt, notice key choices in the passage, and see how Yahweh brought the people out and led them on the way.
Exodus 15:1–21
This passage is a song of worship linked to the sea crossing. Israel praises Yahweh for rescue, for defeating Pharaoh’s army in the sea, and for leading his people onward.
Single lessonExodus 15:22–27
After crossing the Red Sea, Israel faced a new problem in the wilderness: they could not find water to drink. In this lesson, children follow the journey from Marah to Elim and notice what the passage says about people’s responses and Yahweh’s actions.
Single lessonExodus 17:1–7
In this lesson, children follow what happened at Rephidim when there was no water, the people quarrelled with Moses, Moses cried to Yahweh, and Yahweh gave water from the rock for the people to drink. (Exodus 17:2, Exodus 17:4, Exodus 17:6, Exodus 17:7)
Single lessonExodus 17:8–16
This lesson helps children follow the order of the battle with Amalek, notice what each person did, and see how the passage points to the Lord’s help and the value of steady support.
Single lessonExodus 18:1–27
This lesson helps children follow Exodus 18 in order and notice two big parts of the chapter: Jethro praising Yahweh for his rescue, and Jethro helping Moses find a wiser way to lead the people.
Single lessonExodus 19:1–25; Exodus 20:18–21
At Mount Sinai, Israel camped before the mountain while God called Moses and gave the people clear instructions. This lesson helps children follow the order of events, notice the people’s response, and see that God is holy and his words matter.
Single lessonExodus 24:1–18; Exodus 31:18
In this lesson, children trace how the people answered Yahweh’s words, how Moses went up the mountain, and what Yahweh gave him. They will practise ordering the account and identifying choices and outcomes in the passage.
Exodus 25:1–27:21; Exodus 30:1–38
Yahweh gave Moses detailed instructions for Israel’s sanctuary, furniture, and holy service. In this lesson, children will see who first received the words, how the covenant shapes the whole passage, and how these instructions organised Israel’s worship before Yahweh.
Exodus 28:1–29:46
Exodus 28:1 to 29:46 gives detailed instructions for priestly clothing, consecration, and regular offerings. The passage shows that priestly service involved holy garments, set sacrifices, careful obedience, and God’s stated purpose of dwelling among Israel.
Single lessonExodus 31:1–11
In this lesson, children hear how God named Bezalel and Oholiab for a special work. They will follow the order of the passage, notice the skills God gave, and see that God’s work included careful making according to his command.
Single lessonExodus 32:1–35
This lesson helps older students trace Exodus 32 in order and notice how impatience, false worship, intercession, judgement and accountability appear in one chapter. The difficult judgement section is taught carefully and directly from the passage.
Single lessonExodus 33:1–23
In this lesson, children trace how Moses responds when Yahweh says he will not go up among the people, and how Moses asks for God’s presence and glory. The class will follow the order of the passage and notice key choices and outcomes.
Single lessonExodus 34:1–35
In this lesson, children trace how Yahweh told Moses to cut new stone tablets and promised to write on them, proclaimed his name and character, renewed his covenant, and sent Moses back to the people. They will sequence the passage and notice both God’s mercy and his commands.
Lesson sequenceExodus 35:4–38:20; Exodus 39:1–43
In these chapters, Israel responds to Yahweh’s command by giving materials, using skills, and completing the tabernacle and priestly garments. Children will trace the order of the work and notice how willing hearts and careful obedience shape the whole account.
Single lessonExodus 40:1–38
In this lesson, children will follow the order of what Moses was told to do, notice how carefully he obeyed, and see what happened when Yahweh’s glory filled the tabernacle.
Single lessonLeviticus 8:1–36
Children will trace the consecration of Aaron and his sons in Leviticus 8. They will put the main actions in order and notice how the chapter repeats Yahweh’s command and the people’s obedience.
