Preschool Chapel 3.18.24 (HoneyCOmb Trail: Bear Hug 1)

Puppet show:

Michael:

Boys and girls, I wonder what Theo the Dog has been up to today?

Let’s see if he will come and talk with us

On the count of three, say, “Oh Theo!”

Ready?

One-two-three- OH THEO!!

Theo:

(Breathing heavily) Hi boys and girls!

Michael:

Theo, have you been running?

You seem like you’re out of breath!

Theo:

(still breathing heavily)

Yes, I just ran over here from the playground.

Timothy and I had quite an adventure today.

We were looking for A’s on Apple Acres Farm.

First, we found yummy apples!

The word apple starts with an A

Show apple

Bring Luvie Lamb into view . She giggles

Theo:

After I picked an apple, we stopped by the petting zoo.

Michael:

Spotting Luvie Lamb

Luvie, does your name start with an A?

Luvie

No!

Luvie starts with an L.

Today Timothy, Theo and I watched a tiny little ant trying to carry a piece of apple up the anthill.

Michael:

Wait!

Ant and anthill both start with the letter A!

Luvie:

That’s right!

Theo

Then Timothy and I climbed on the big toy airplane on the playground.

Luvie:

And airplane starts with A!

Michael:

It sounds like you all had an amazing day!

Theo:

We did!

And the best part was that I got to spend the day playing with my friends!

Michael:

I’m glad. It’s fun to have special play times with friends.

Theo:

It sure is!

.... Our search for A’s has made me really hungry!

Luvie, let’s go see if Timothy will share a piece of his grandma’[s awesome apple pie.

Bye, everyone!

Let children say goodbye as the puppets are put away.

Michael:

Theo and his friends found lots of things that start with the letter A on the farm.

Today we’re going to learn about a word from the Bible that starts with the letter A.

This word helps us remember something very important that God wants us to know.

Lesson Time:

Happy Theo played with friends

Do you do this?

What do you play?

Pretend story

Sara

Friend: Emma

Had fun, but then something sad happened

Sara loved playing outside

Blowing bubbles

Riding her tricycle

One day, Sara asks Emma over

Fun!

Yummy snack

Sara asked if they could go outside

“That’s fine, but don’t go into Mrs. Brown’s yard, and be sure not to pick her flowers.”

Ran to playhouse

Pretended to fix dinner

Sara: “We need some pretty flowers”

“There are pretty one’s in Mrs. Brown’s yard.”

“Sara, your mom said we shouldn’t pick the flowers in Mrs. Brown’s yard!”

“But our table will look so nice with flowers on it.”

“I won’t pick ALL the flowers. I’ll only pick enough flowers to fit in the cup.”

Sara runs and picks flowers

Runs back and puts them in cup.

Sara’s mom comes out, sees flowers

“Sara, did you pick the flowers from Mrs. Brown’s yard?”

“Yes, mama”

“Sara, I told you not to pick Mrs. Brown’s flowers”

“I’m sorry, Mama.”

Sara cries

“Sara, you need to tell Mrs. Brown that you are sorry”

Emma goes home

Sara and mom knock on Mrs. Brown’s door

Mrs. Brown opens and sees the flowers

“I did something wrong. I picked your flowers after Mama told me not to.”

Looks sadly at the flowers

“Those were the best tulips in my garden.”

“I was going to pick them and put them in the vase on my table.

“My friends are coming over for dinner and I wanted the table to look pretty.”

“I’m sorry”

“I’m sad about my flowers, but I am glad that you told the truth.”

“Just remember that it is never okay to disobey.”

Mom: “Let’s go to the store.”

Sara nodded

Looked at house, reminder: never okay to disobey

We all do wrong things

All adults and kids alike

What things might we do?

Doing wrong things = sin

A sin is anything we think (point to your head) say (point to your mouth) or do (hit your fist in your hand) that disobeys God.

God’s special book says… “all have sinned” (Romans 3:23)

Let’s stand and say the verse together.

Do you see A?

All in the verse … All have sinned...

All = everyone

Every boy, girl, and grown up.

“Every girl sins”

“Every boy sins”

“Every adult sins.”

Sin = need Savior

Good news: God sent Jesus