Teach your children all about salvation in Christ using Sound Words for Kids: Lessons in Theology. Lessons include devotions, memory verses, notebooking pages, activity ideas, and copywork.
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Sound Words for Kids: Lessons in Theology
The Sound Words for Kids curriculum is a theology-based curriculum that teaches the essentials of the Christian faith to children. It can be used for family devotions, homeschool curriculum, or in Sunday schools and co-ops. The curriculum follows a catechism style, meaning it uses a questions and answer format to help kids memorize each lesson’s main point.
Sound Words for Kids Lessons
Each Sound Words for Kids unit includes several lessons. Each lesson corresponds to a question and it’s answer, and includes the following:
- Lesson plan
- Devotions
- Copywork and notebooking pages
- Memory verse poster/coloring sheet
- Bible story and/or additional verses
- Discussion questions
- Craft and activity ideas
Unit 4: Salvation
This unit includes the Take Me to the Cross activity the children will do over the course of the 16 main lessons to tie them together. The lessons follow a catechism Q&A format.
- What is this change of heart called?
- Who can change a sinner's heart?
- Who is the Redeemer of God's elect?
- How is your heart changed?
- What is Grace?
- What work did Christ do to save you?
- Can anyone be saved by his own works?
- What do we gain from the work of Christ?
- What is justification?
- How were you justified?
- What is sanctification?
- What are the two parts of sanctification?
- For whom did Christ die?
- Who will be saved?
- What does it mean to repent?
- What is faith in Christ?
(Note that this curriculum has a Reformed Christian worldview. See the unit sample, which includes the series introduction, for more information.)
