Last week I finished putting together my latest product to add into my Bible lessons tools, Noah’s ark unit. I finished uploading everything and then came over to my posts to link all that up to the Noah’s ark unit post and you know what I found? It didn’t exist, and that’s how I came to be writing this post today. Apparently, I’ve only written about individual Noah’s ark activities. Well that changes today!
What? You didn’t expect a Mulan reference. I totally get that, it was out of left field, but that’s what popped into my head.
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Previously in our 2 year Bible curriculum: Noah’s Genealogy
Noah’s ark, why teach it?
Aside from the fact that it’s in just about every single children’s Bible. It gives us all sorts of interesting things.
It shows how serious God is about sin.
It gives us a small little hint of what the Messiah will be like as we see one man who rescues all of mankind.
It’s an example of God keeping His promises.
And there are all the cute animals.
Not that it’s a good reason to teach the story.
Noah’s Ark Activities
Of course, you could buy all of the products separately, but I recommend buying the Noah’s Ark Bundle.
Let’s look at all the activities I’ve written about so far:
- Noah’s ark board game
- Noah’s ark popsicle stick craft
- Noah’s ark puzzle game
- Noah’s ark envelope craft
- Noah’s ark milk carton boat craft
I will be adding to these posts as I write more ideas, but that’s what I have so far.
Noah’s ark resources
Over the years there have been a few things I enjoyed using as I taught our Noah’s ark lesson.
- Noah Veggietales (one of the last Veggietales to be based on a Bible story)- Ack, I forgot it’s the new cursed animation. It burns, it burns
- What’s In the Bible volume 1– I love this series, actually I should rewatch it
- Noah’s Ark Playmobil set
- Noah’s Ark Little People set
- Noah’s Ark balancing game– I know nothing about this, but it came up as sponsored when I was searching for those other two sets and I have to admit it looks intriguing, if my kids were younger I would totally be buying this. It looks like there are two versions: 30 animals or 50 animals, most people say spend the extra $2 for the 50-animal version
Coming up next: Call of Abraham lesson
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