I have posted a few sample lessons that I believe are a good representation of the Faith Foundations curriculum. If you want to see other lessons, or have a specific question, feel free to contact me. They are posted in PDF format. If you aren't able to open the files, please go to Adobe.com and download the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Using the Bible, students will review previous lessons. Then they go over the Books of History that they've been working on, and they also review the memory verse.

After learning about Cain and Abel, students discuss family trees and start a display of family trees that will be added to as the year goes on. Next, they play a game to review the Cain and Abel story. The lesson ends with a letter game that brings out the Bible Truth: We should do our best for God, not to get the praise of man, but because we love God and want to please Him.

You see in this lesson how students are drawn in by sharing their own experiences that will relate to the Bible story, how memory verses are introduced, and another review game. The story of David and Jonathan is told using objects pulled from a paper bag. After discussing friendship, students will make friendship bracelets.

As students look at the end of the Sermon on the Mount, they will be challenged to do "something good this week that will show someone how you love God."





Note: All pages were originally made in Wordperfect. The Wordperfect file, viewed in Wordperfect, is the most accurate representation of the printed curriculum. The PDF files are scanned pages that were enhanced after they had been printed out from a Wordperfect file. This is usually because there were images hand-drawn and then taken to the printer to be put on that page.