Thus did Noah; according to all that God commanded him, so did he. Genesis 6:22
Biblical Virtue
Obedience – We follow God even when others don’t.
[ ] Pray and ask for God’s guidance.
[ ] Pray for your students
[ ] Read the Bible passage you will teach.
[ ] Answer the following questions: What I liked about the passage:
What I disliked about the passage:
What this taught me about God’s nature:
What this taught me about human nature:
What God might be teaching me/asking me to do from this Word now:
[ ] Teacher Life Skills (Developing Question & Answer Skills) Form six questions/answers based on the Bible passage. (Example: Q. Who built the Ark? A: Noah built the ark.) Who Q: Who A: What Q: What A: Where Q: Where A: When Q: When A: Why Q: Why A: How Q: How A:
Engage
Craft
Craft
Materials Needed
1 sheet of plain printer paper (A4 or Letter size)
Scissors
Glue stick or tape
Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
Optional: scrap paper in brown, blue, and rainbow colors (or just color directly)
Step-by-Step Instructions
Make the Panels
Fold the sheet of paper into three equal sections (like a brochure).
Explain that each panel will show part of Noah’s story.
Left Panel – Noah
Draw Noah standing on grass.
Use markers or crayons to add details (robe, beard, animals)
Center Panel – The Ark
Cut a simple ark shape from another piece of paper (or draw directly).
Color it brown and glue it onto the middle panel.
Draw waves underneath with blue crayon or marker.
Add animals by drawing them or using small cutouts.
Right Panel – The Rainbow Promise
Draw a rainbow across the top of the panel.
Below it, sketch a simple altar (a few stacked stones).
Write “God’s Promise” under the rainbow.
Decorate and Personalize
Encourage children to add clouds, sun, or more animals.
Let them write their names at the bottom to make it their own story craft.
TPR Activity
Summary (Repeat the principle, virtue, and application)