Teaching the Ten Commandments Sunday School Kids Korner. Auslogics Internet Optimizer 2.0.6. Categories Moses, Obedience, Ten Commandments 1 5This exercise goes nicely with Independence Day and discussions of freedom. When my 3rd grade Sunday School class was studying the Ten Commandments, I brought a big wooden box to class a sturdy suitcase or trunk also works. I invited each student to climb into the box and describe how they felt trapped. Then, I turned the box over, the students climbed on top of it, and they described how they felt while standing on top of the box elevated. I explained that, while some people think the Ten Commandments box you in and restrict you, they actually are meant to be foundations for freedom that give you a higher perspective. God introduces the Ten Commandments by declaring, I am the Lord thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. Thou shalt Exod 2. In the verses that follow, God gives this newly liberated community the top ten ways to remain free. As the box analogy illustrates, the purpose of the commandments is not to limit, but to liberateBible Games The Ten Commandments For Kids. This  is one of my favorite Bible Games for helping your students learn to follow the Ten Commandments, and understand thats what we really need is to get to Jesus grace In the book of Exodus, God gave Moses the Ten Commandments to share with the Hebrew people. The commandments help us to understand Gods nature and what He considers to be right and wrong, but they dont actually help us get close to Him. For that, we need Jesus Have you seen the 1. Commandment Lesson Pack CommandmentsThe Ten Commandments for Kids Bible Game. Object For students to follow the path of the Ten Commandments, which leads to Christ Jesus in Graceland. Materials Needed 1 copy of the Ten Commandments. Preparation Cut the first 1. Number each foot print 1 1. Sharpie that bleeds through. Then turn the footprints over. Write on the back of each one of the following simple versions of Ten Commandments for Kids. Put God first. Teaching the Ten Commandments by Barry Huff. Categories Moses, Obedience, Ten Commandments 15 This exercise goes nicely with Independence Day and discussions of. Free childrens ministry activities and ideas, including Bible lessons, crafts, Bible games, Christian skits, VBS and Bible clubs, and Sunday school activities. Bible Missionary Adventures. From being bitten by a snake, being thrown out of a town for speaking Gods words, or being stoned, children learn what the first. Worship Him only. Use Gods name with respect. Remember Gods Sabbath. Respect your parents. Ten Commandments Sunday School Games' title='Ten Commandments Sunday School Games' />Sunday School Songs Lyrics and Tunes. Below are several Sunday School song lyrics, some with tunes in music files. Many of these have been graciously donated by. A 6foottall stone Ten Commandments monument installed Tuesday on the Arkansas Capitol grounds was toppled less than 24 hours later after a 32yearold Arkansas man. Kathy said. Its me again I LOVE YOUR GAMES I homeschool two 2nd graders for sacramental prep, and they wrote thier own version of the commandments first while. Bible Stories from the Old Testament. Visit this free Bible study resource site for Bible Stories from the Old Testament. Bible Stories from the Old Testament. Dont kill or hurt people. Be faithful in marriage. Dont steal. Dont lie. IcF7nse12Y/UKuWmsHd2LI/AAAAAAAAD3M/bmxnZjMpPGU/s1600/CleanUpYourActGameBoard.PNG' alt='Ten Commandments Sunday School Games' title='Ten Commandments Sunday School Games' />Dont get jealous of others. Place these upside down on the floor in a crooked little path so that the numbers and footprints are showing. Take the final sheet of construction paper and mark on it Christ Jesus in Graceland and place it after the 1. Commandment. Bible Game Instructions Say the Ten Commandments slowly for all students using your list. Encourage them to say what they can along with you as you repeat them several times. Have students form a line behind the first footprint. The first student should try to recite the first commandment. As he does, turn it over and show everyone if he has it right or wrong. If he has it right, he may proceed to stand next to that footprint and try to guess what the second one is. Again, turn the footprint over and show everyone if he is right or wrong. If he is right, he may again proceed to the next Commandment. When a student misses, he must remain beside the last footprint that he got right while other students take a turn. Right or wrong, turn any Commandments back over again, so that only the footprint and number are showing. The next students turn begins, and the game is repeated. The first student to reach Graceland wins. However, have all students reach it, and the repetition will help all students learn the Commandments. Note This bible game uses repetition as a memorization principle. However, it will get harder as children move along, as they will most likely have forgotten some of the final commandments by the time they get there. Feel free to offer clues by play acting, such as, for Commandment 9, saying Of course I walked the dog after school, Mom with a lying look on your face. Conclusion Tell your students, Now that weve all made it to Jesus Grace, lets repeat what we learned and have all repeat the Ten Commandments in order.