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| Daniel and the Lions | |
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| Suggested Activities | |
| 1. Show pictures of various wild animals that are dangerous to man and show toy figures of such animals. Have the children pretend to be a tiger, a snake, a spider, a bear, etc. | |
| 2. Have children make lion puppets with paper lunch bags or socks. Glue with tacky glue yarn for the mane, ears of paper or felt, wiggly craft eyes or eyes cut out of paper, whiskers made of black paper, and a felt, button, or paper nose. | |
| 3. Use the puppets to role-play the story of Daniel. Place a sheet over a table to represent a cave. Let a couple of the children take their puppets in the cave and be the lions. Then put a paper crown on one child and let him or her be the king. Finally, choose another child to be Daniel. If you have enough children, some may be the bad guys that spy on Daniel. | |
| 4. Talk about things that may frighten the children and let them tell you things that frighten them. Then tell them next time they are afraid to remember that God is all-powerful and is watching over them. | |
| 5. On butcher paper write in large letters, "God is powerful!" Then have the children draw dangerous animals all around the words to show that God has power over everything. Don’t worry if the pictures do not look much like animals! | |
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"I know that you can do
all things." (Job 42:2) Choose from our Memory Suggestions page. Have children say memory work from the three previous lessons. |
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| Singing | |
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Daniel Daniel My God is So Big |
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| Activity/Coloring Pages | |
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Lions Coloring Page Daniel These requires the teacher to read material on the pages before coloring. |
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| Animation Download | |
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View Lions Annimation Download Lions Animation |
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