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Dinamicas para el dia de las madres: Palabras escondidas
Desarrollo:
Esconde papelitos con la frase “¡Feliz Día de la Madre!” por toda la habitación. Las mamás tienen 3 minutos para recolectar la mayor cantidad de papelitos. Gana la que tenga más.
Dinamicas para el dia de las madres: Imagen Espejo
Colocar a las madres frente a los niños, uno hara como que se esta viendo en el espejo y hara muecas y el que representa al espejo lo va a imitar y luego cambian de rol. Es sencilla pero a los niños les gusta
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SPINNING FOR JOY: A SUPER BIBLE VERSE GAME FOR ELEMENTARY KIDS
POSTED BY KATHY VINCENT
Nehemiah 8:10 says this: “The joy of the Lord is my strength.” I think this Scripture is one of my favorites. When I am joyful, I seem to have a ton of energy and strength. When I am sad and depressed, I am very weak. God knows we will have times of sadness, but He also knows that if we concentrate and meditate on the joy we have in Him, we can have abundant strength. Here is a fun Bible verse game that will help your kids learn this wonderful verse. It’s called “Spinning for Joy.”
Here’s what you do:
This game requires a bit of construction, but it is a game that you can use to help your kids learn any verse. You will need to make a large circle about 24 inches in diameter. (You can make it bigger if you’d like, especially if you have a large class.) Separate the circle into 10 pieces of “pie.” In each slice of pie write one word of Nehemiah 8:10 as follows: the, joy, of, the, Lord, is, my, strength, Nehemiah, 8:10. Do not write the words in order. (If you’d like to use this circle for other verses, just attach a word to each of the slices without making it permanent.) Now make 5 to 6 sets of index cards with one word of the verse on each card. In other words you will have 5 cards with the word “the” on them, 5 cards with the word “joy” on them and so on. Make enough sets so that each child in your class will have a least 5 cards in his hand. Shuffle these cards so that they are not in order. The last thing you will need for this game is an empty glass soda bottle. Place the bottle in the middle of the Bible verse spinner. You are now ready to play the game.
This game will not be played between teams, but individually. Introduce Nehemiah 8:10 to your class in the following way: There are lots of things in this life that can make us feel really strong. Watching your muscles grow as you get older can make you feel strong or having a lot of money in your piggy bank might make you feel strong. But do you know what the Bible says is our strength? It says that “the joy of the Lord is our strength.” That’s’ found in the book of Nehemiah 8:10. Let’s say this verse together many times. The faster you learn the verse, the better are your chances for winning.
Now deal out at least 5 cards to each child in your class. Explain that each of them will have a chance to spin the bottle that is in the middle of the Bible verse spinner. But before he spins, he must say Nehemiah 8:10 correctly. If he does so, he may spin the bottle. Whatever word the bottle lands on, he may discard that word from his own hand if he has it. If he does not say the verse correctly, he loses his turn to spin. The play moves to the next person. The first person to get rid of their cards is the winner.
Tips for playing this Bible school activity:
You should encourage the players of this game to go quickly so that it doesn’t lose momentum. Also, the kids should be allowed to look at the spinner while saying the verse. Lastly, if you use the Bible verse spinner with a longer verse, just break the verse up into 10 phrases along with the reference. Have fun!
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May 13, 2013
5 W QUESTIONS FOR THE STORY OF “THE BIRTH OF SAMUEL AND HANNAH’S PRAYER” FROM 1 SAMUEL 1 AND 2
5 W QUESTIONS FOR THE STORY OF “THE BIRTH OF SAMUEL AND HANNAH’S PRAYER” FROM 1 SAMUEL 1 AND 2
POSTED BY KATHY VINCENT
The fact that God even leans His ear toward us is amazing enough, but that He actually grants our requests is even more astounding. God answered Hannah’s prayer and we have a record of her rejoicing before the Lord in one of the most beautiful prayers of the Bible. It is important that our children learn early on that God does answer our prayers according to His plans and purposes for our life. It is also important that they learn to follow Hannah’s example of praising God for His answers.
Here are seventeen 5 “W” questions – who, what, when, where, why and how – with their answers for the story of “The Birth of Samuel and Hannah’s Prayer” found in 1 Samuel 1 and 2. These questions can be used with both young children and elementary children. Just be ready to tweak them a little bit for the appropriate age. You can also read a verse first, and then ask the question or you can read the whole passage of Scripture and then ask the questions. Your younger children might enjoy having some kind of puppet ask the questions. Have fun!
Questions for the story “The Birth of Samuel and Hannah’s Prayer”
1. What kind of baby did Hannah have – a boy or a girl?
Answer: A boy. (1 Samuel 1:20)
2. What name did Hannah give her son?
Answer: Samuel. (1 Samuel 1:20)
3. Why did Hannah wait to take Samuel to the Lord’s house for the yearly sacrifice?
Answer: She wanted to wait until he was older and then she would leave him to work at the temple as she had promised. (1 Samuel 1:22)
4. What did Hannah take with her to the house of the Lord?
Answer: Three bulls, some flour and wine and Samuel. (1 Samuel 1:24)
5. How old was the child – was he young or old?
Answer: He was young. (1 Samuel 1:24)
6. Who was the priest that Hannah brought her son to?
Answer: Eli. (1 Samuel 1:25)
7. Why did Elkanah give a double portion of an offering to the Lord?
Answer: Because he loved Hannah even though she had no children. (1 Samuel 1:5)
8. What did Hannah say to Eli?
Answer: She told him that she was the one who had prayed for a baby and that God had answered her prayer. (1 Samuel 1:26-27)
9. Who did Hannah worship at the house of Lord?
Answer: She worshipped the Lord. (1 Samuel 1:28)
10. Who did Hannah pray to?
Answer: The Lord. (1 Samuel 2:1)
11. How did Hannah feel because God had answered her prayer and given her a son?
Answer: She rejoiced. She was happy. (1 Samuel 2:1)
12. Who is holy like the Lord?
Answer: No one. (1 Samuel 2:2)
13. Who will make us strong if we stumble?
Answer: The Lord. (1 Samuel 2:4)
14. Who makes some people poor and some people rich?
Answer: The Lord. (1 Samuel 2:7)
15. Where did Samuel stay after his father went back home?
Answer: He stayed at the house of the Lord. (1 Samuel 2:11)
16. Who did Samuel minister to?
Answer: The Lord. (1 Samuel 2:11)
17. What was the name of the priest Samuel stayed with?
Answer: Eli. (1 Samuel 2:11)
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¿Podemos orar para que los enfermos se sientan mejor?
¿Podemos orar para que los enfermos se sientan mejor?
Sí Dios quiere que un enfermo se sienta mejor, Él puede contestar la oración dándole salud, pero si no entonces no lo hará.
El plan de dios es de acuerdo a su voluntad – Lo que Él quiere que suceda, siempre pasará porque es todopoderoso (1 Juan 5:14-15). La voluntad de Dios siempre es lo mejor porque Él es omnisciente y es bueno. Algunas veces Dios permite la enfermedad en la vida de alguna persona por buenas razones. No siempre sabemos cuál es la voluntad de Dios para las personas.
Cuando oramos por una persona enferma, podemos decir, “Por favor ayuda a esta persona a sentirse mejor, sí eso es tu mejor plan”. Podemos agradecer a Dios sin importar lo que suceda. Aún cuando algún cristiano muera, podemos agradecer a Dios, porque esa persona ha ido al cielo. Para todos aquellos que confían en Jesús para su salvación, pueden mirar hacia el cielo en donde nadie se enferma.
Versículos Clave:
“Esta es la confianza que tenemos delante de El , que si pedimos cualquier cosa conforme a Su voluntad, El nos oye. Y si sabemos que El nos oye en cualquier cosa que pidamos, sabemos que tenemos las peticiones que Le hemos hecho” (1 Juan 5:14-15).
“Y sabemos que para los que aman a Dios, todas las cosas cooperan para bien, esto es, para los que son llamados conforme a Su propósito” (Romanos 8:28).
