For Church, Home, and School LESSONS Ages 1-3 Nursery/Sunbeam

 

Little LESSON LIFESAVER Activity
Jonah and the Whale slideshow

$1.50 Little LESSON LIFESAVER Activity for Come Follow Me - Primary and Home (family home evening)

OBJECTIVE: Help each child feel gratitude toward Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ for fish and water animals.

 

Use this activity for NURSERY and SUNBEAMS (Ages 1-5)

LESSON 11 “I Am Thankful for Fish” (found HERE).

CRAFT ACTIVITY – Jonah and the Whale – Slideshow
1. Print or copy the activity scene. Cut along dashed lines in whale’s mouth and water, inserting the pull-through picture strip into slits on the side and in the whale’s mouth. Fold back edges of picture strip to prevent pulling all the way out.

2. Tell the story of Jonah and the BIG whale-size fish that swallowed Jonah (Jonah 1–3). Talk about why we are thankful for fish and how Jonah was saved from drowning when the fish swallowed him. God wanted Jonah to be safe, so He allowed the fish to swallow Jonah until he repented and said he would be a prophet to tell the people to repent.

THOUGHT TREAT: Fishy snacks. Candy gummy fish or fish-shaped crackers in a fish bowl or bag.

 

$1.50 Little LESSON LIFESAVER Activity for Come Follow Me - Primary and Home (family home evening)
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YOUTH CAN TEACH
So, please let them teach as it helps them learn the gospel and grow their testimony as they share it.

 

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Use this BRIGHT IDEAS LESSON Planner to plan lesson objectives, activities, and discussions (included with each activity).

Bright Ideas Lesson Planner YOUTH CAN TEACH

 

CHILDREN’S LESSON ACTIVITY. JONAH AND THE WHALE slideshow. Children can not only feel gratitude for fish and water animals with this activity, but they can also learn of Jonah who ran and hid when God asked him to be a prophet. Swallowed by a whale, he repented and God had the whale spit him out! P.S. I love fish!

FISH – JONAH – TRIALS Activity: Jonah and the Whale – I Am Thankful For Fish – Primary Lesson Helps

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