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“Adam and the animals”.  'A' was able to recite is almost perfectly without help from me.  He forgot antelope, but remembered the others.


 


Bible Story


Bible: Genesis 4:3-10


The New Bible in Pictures for Little Eyes: Story of Cain and Abel


Focus: Cain killed Abel


 


This was an extremely well-timed lesson.  Earlier today, I witnessed 'A' throwing a large rock at 'R's feet.  I asked him why he did it and he said that 'R' threw bark at him (no evidence of the sort, but could be true).  He was disciplined for his actions and this lesson was appropriate for reinforcement.


 


Active Exploration


The boys learned that people show their feelings with their face, words, and voice.


We matched our facial expressions, and voices with the words: anger, sleepy, sad, excited.


We looked in the mirror and sang “RRR your Boat” using the above emotions.


 


Focus: Cain's anger got him into trouble because he killed Abel.


We talked about which emotion is the better emotion to have and which one God prefers us to have.


 


Letter Activity


I gave each boy a card with the letter 'A' on it.  They traced it with their finger.  (I guided 'R'.)


Focus: Practice the motions 'A'.


 


Bible Activity


I had each boy get their stuffed animals.  I then had them yell at them, make mad faces, hit them and throw them on the ground and walk away.  I then had them speak kindly, shake their animals hands and give them a hug.  I then asked which way does God prefer?


We also talked about some things that made us angry and how to handle our anger and the situations.


('A' said his brother made him angry when he hit him.  'R' just said, “I don't know”.)


Focus: Cain should not  have hur Able, even when he was mad at him.


 


Music


Listened to the songs “Cain and Abel”, and “God made the Universe”


 


Sign Language


New words “land”, “sea”


 


P.E./Social


Playdate at friend's house (6yo and 2yo boys)


Ran five laps in the backyard, holding my hand


 


Read Aloud


The Little House by Virginia Lee Burton


 

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