Description

This early elementary grade for a lesson about Jesus and his temptation in the desert before he began his ministry. It includes printable lessons, open and go, cut and paste activities and more! Using the scripture for the first Sunday of Lent you and your child(ren) or students will explore the lesson using hands on activities, crafts, worksheets and sensory bin suggestions/printables. This is great for children PreK through Third Grade.

Includes:

• About this Unit
• How to use this lesson
• Lent – Fact Sheet
• Lent Symbols coloring page
• Lent Countdown finger labyrinth
• Vocabulary words
• Vocabulary definitions
• Jesus is tempted Sand Art Instructions
• Sand art printable
• Coloring Sheet
• Prayer for the Lent 1
• The Gospel reading
• The Lesson
• Coloring page
• Worksheet
• Lent Worksheet
• Copywork sheet
• Letter T sheet
• Temptation of Jesus playdough mat
• Temptation of Jesus Sensory Bin

About this unit

This early elementary grade unit study will help your children to learn about the Jesus and his temptation in the desert. You and your child(ren) or students will explore the lesson using hands on activities and worksheets.

I have suggested several books for your studies and there are a ton of great resources online as well. You can also find many educational videos and resources out there for free.

Along with the worksheets provided, I’ve suggested a few projects, such as making sand art, a prayer and worksheet, some vocabulary words, a playdough mat, copywork and a letter T page depending on the needs of your learner. I’ve also included sensory bin suggestions and printables.

It will take about a week to complete this unit – but it can easily be condensed down to one day if you want to do everything in one day. You could also use all or part of it for a Children’s Chapel or Children’s Church or Sunday School lesson. I’ve included a breakdown of how I use these lessons on the next page but this is designed to be flexible for your individual needs.

and a some additional suggested resources