Teach your children all about prayer using Sound Words for Kids: Lessons in Theology. Lessons include devotions, memory verses, notebooking pages, activity ideas, and copywork.
(Note: At this time Sound Words for Kids is only available in a digital format and will be delivered to your inbox upon purchase.)
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 7: Prayer
This unit includes a lapbook activity the children will do over the course of the 10 lessons to tie them together and to use for review. The lessons follow a catechism Q&A format.
- What is prayer?
- In whose name should we pray?
- What guide has Christ given to teach us how to pray?
- What is the preface of Lord’s Prayer?
- What is the first petition of the Lord’s Prayer?
- What is the second petition of the Lord’s Prayer?
- What is the third petition of the Lord’s Prayer?
- What is the fourth petition of the Lord’s Prayer?
- What is the fifth petition of the Lord’s Prayer?
- What is the sixth petition of the Lord’s Prayer?
You can also get the Prayer Scripture & Theology Cards pack that goes along with this unit and includes several memorization aids for the 10 lessons.
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Want to try it first? Download lesson 1 from the Prayer unit for free!
(Note that this curriculum is presented with a Reformed Baptist theology but can be used by many families and churches with other views. For more information, download the example lesson provided above to read the introduction and view the entire first lesson for free.)
