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Explore Children’s Kingdom: six complete lessons for ages 3–12 ›

CHILDREN & TEENS

LEARN, REMEMBER & PRACTICE

Starter lessons for ages 4–6, ages 7–12 and teens, with parent guidance.

AGES 4–6

Little Learners: Hear and Do

Objective: Children can name one way to listen and obey.

Read: Deuteronomy 6:4–7 ↗

Activity: Draw a home. Add one place where your family can talk about Scripture.

Check: Who should teach children? Answer: their family throughout daily life.

AGES 7–12

Growing Scholars: The Twelve

Objective: Explain why biblical tribe lists can differ.

Read: Genesis 48:5–6 ↗ Numbers 1:47–49 ↗

Activity: Compare the two lists and circle Joseph, Ephraim, Manasseh and Levi.

Check: Why can Joseph’s sons be counted separately? Answer: Jacob adopted them for inheritance.

TEENS

Teen Academy: Claim and Evidence

Objective: Separate direct text, historical evidence and interpretation.

Read: Acts 17:10–12 ↗

Activity: Choose one online claim. Record the claim, cited passage, surrounding context and what still must be proven.

Check: Does a citation automatically prove an interpretation? Answer: no; the cited text must actually support the claim.