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Bible Theme: I am Safe with God
Our final lesson for September reminds children that
Jesus cares for their needs. Children learn about
personal care, hygiene and ways to keep their bodies
happy and healthy.
Our final lesson for September reminds children that
Jesus cares for their needs. Children learn about
personal care, hygiene and ways to keep their bodies
happy and healthy.
Preschool Theme: Personal Care / Hygeine
This page is full of Personal Care printables! There
are staying healthy coloring pages, bible verse
bracelets, printable word wall cards, handwriting
worksheets file folder games and more!
This page is full of Personal Care printables! There
are staying healthy coloring pages, bible verse
bracelets, printable word wall cards, handwriting
worksheets file folder games and more!
Printable Lesson Plan
A printable version of our Redemption
Bible Lesson Required printables are
underlined.
A printable version of our Redemption
Bible Lesson Required printables are
underlined.
-Morning Circle Time
-Preschool Theme
-Letter of the Week
-Music & Movement
-Center Time Activities
-Snack Suggestion
-Thematic Craft
-Bible Theme
-Bible Verse
-Bible Song
-Optional Resources
-Preschool Theme
-Letter of the Week
-Music & Movement
-Center Time Activities
-Snack Suggestion
-Thematic Craft
-Bible Theme
-Bible Verse
-Bible Song
-Optional Resources
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Zoe Gets Ready by Bethanie Murguia
A story where getting dressed inspires big dreams!
Each day is full of possibilities, and Zoe wants to be
ready for everything this one might bring. But that
makes getting dressed really, really hard!
A story where getting dressed inspires big dreams!
Each day is full of possibilities, and Zoe wants to be
ready for everything this one might bring. But that
makes getting dressed really, really hard!
King Bidgood's in the Bathtub by Audrey Wood
This delightful tale tells of a king who refuses to leave
his bathtub. The queen tries to get him out, but he
refuses. Then the knight, the duke, and other subjects
give it a go, but it is a special someone who knows just
the trick to get him out.
This delightful tale tells of a king who refuses to leave
his bathtub. The queen tries to get him out, but he
refuses. Then the knight, the duke, and other subjects
give it a go, but it is a special someone who knows just
the trick to get him out.
Morning Circle Time:
Pantomime some actions that depict someone getting ready for school in the morning.
For instance, pretend to brush your teeth. Let the children guess the action you're
performing. Pantomime some other actions: combing your hair, eating cereal, taking a
coat off a hanger and putting it on, washing your arms and hands, etc. Now let the
children guess what you might be getting ready to do. (Answers will vary, getting ready
to go anywhere, even getting ready for bed.) Tell the children that today we'll be talking
about taking care of ourselves, keeping clean, and clothing.
Show the children the letter "c." (To keep things simple and easier for the children to
understand, today's lesson will focus on the hard "C" sound.) Now show the children
some objects and actions that begin with the "C" sound: "clap," "car," "cat," "comb,"
"cloth," "coat," "clean," "cough," "clock," "color." Discuss the words and practice saying
them with the children.
Pantomime some actions that depict someone getting ready for school in the morning.
For instance, pretend to brush your teeth. Let the children guess the action you're
performing. Pantomime some other actions: combing your hair, eating cereal, taking a
coat off a hanger and putting it on, washing your arms and hands, etc. Now let the
children guess what you might be getting ready to do. (Answers will vary, getting ready
to go anywhere, even getting ready for bed.) Tell the children that today we'll be talking
about taking care of ourselves, keeping clean, and clothing.
Show the children the letter "c." (To keep things simple and easier for the children to
understand, today's lesson will focus on the hard "C" sound.) Now show the children
some objects and actions that begin with the "C" sound: "clap," "car," "cat," "comb,"
"cloth," "coat," "clean," "cough," "clock," "color." Discuss the words and practice saying
them with the children.
Music & Movement:
Play "Rub a Dub Dub" a Song about Bathtime by
Wendy Rollin. Act out the lyrics and enjoy this fun
song about keeping clean!
Play "Rub a Dub Dub" a Song about Bathtime by
Wendy Rollin. Act out the lyrics and enjoy this fun
song about keeping clean!
Snack Time: Letter"C" foods
Enjoy some cheese and crackers, some carrots, or
even some cornbread! Be sure to remind the children
of their "C" foods while they're snacking, and remind
the children about good hygiene practices like hand
washing before they eat.
Enjoy some cheese and crackers, some carrots, or
even some cornbread! Be sure to remind the children
of their "C" foods while they're snacking, and remind
the children about good hygiene practices like hand
washing before they eat.
Bubble Blowing Station
Go outside, or set up an area covered in towels and
sheets inside, and experiment with bubble blowers of all
shapes and sizes. Fill up a water table with soapy water
and experiment with lifting the bubbles off the surface of
the water. You can some amazingly large bubble with
liquid dawn soap, and some Big Bubble wands.
Go outside, or set up an area covered in towels and
sheets inside, and experiment with bubble blowers of all
shapes and sizes. Fill up a water table with soapy water
and experiment with lifting the bubbles off the surface of
the water. You can some amazingly large bubble with
liquid dawn soap, and some Big Bubble wands.
Clothing Center
Prepare an area for the children to work on fine and
gross motor skills by caring for clothing: lacing,
buttoning, tying, snapping, folding, and hanging clothes
on plastic hangers. You might even have a play ironing
board, washboard, and laundry tub. You could create
"washers" and "dryers" from large appliance boxes.
Create a space for a clothesline and clothespins for the
children to practice hanging up their laundry.
Prepare an area for the children to work on fine and
gross motor skills by caring for clothing: lacing,
buttoning, tying, snapping, folding, and hanging clothes
on plastic hangers. You might even have a play ironing
board, washboard, and laundry tub. You could create
"washers" and "dryers" from large appliance boxes.
Create a space for a clothesline and clothespins for the
children to practice hanging up their laundry.
Rubber Duckey Race
Set up a water table filled with rubber duckies and see
which ones make it to the other side! Number them
to keep them identified or pick up a set of these
adorable ABC Rubber Duckies. Encourage children
to find different ways of racing the ducks. What can
you use to propel the ducks? Make ripples in the
water? Blow them across?
Set up a water table filled with rubber duckies and see
which ones make it to the other side! Number them
to keep them identified or pick up a set of these
adorable ABC Rubber Duckies. Encourage children
to find different ways of racing the ducks. What can
you use to propel the ducks? Make ripples in the
water? Blow them across?
You might want to read some more verses in context and discuss them with the children:
"Consider how the lilies grow; they don't work or make clothes for themselves. But I tell
you that even Solomon with his riches was not dressed as beautifully as one of these flowers.
God clothes the grass in the field, which is alive today but tomorrow is thrown into the fire.
So how much more will God clothe you? Don't have so little faith! Don't always think about
what you will eat or what you will drink, and don't keep worrying. All the people in the
world are trying to get these things, and your Father knows you need them. But seek God's
kingdom, and all your other needs will be met as well." Luke 12:27-31 (NCV)
Take some time to talk with the children about all the ways God meets our needs, and thank
Him for his divine care for us!
"Consider how the lilies grow; they don't work or make clothes for themselves. But I tell
you that even Solomon with his riches was not dressed as beautifully as one of these flowers.
God clothes the grass in the field, which is alive today but tomorrow is thrown into the fire.
So how much more will God clothe you? Don't have so little faith! Don't always think about
what you will eat or what you will drink, and don't keep worrying. All the people in the
world are trying to get these things, and your Father knows you need them. But seek God's
kingdom, and all your other needs will be met as well." Luke 12:27-31 (NCV)
Take some time to talk with the children about all the ways God meets our needs, and thank
Him for his divine care for us!
| Bible Song: "Consider the Lilies," by New Vintage on the "No Time for the Blues" CD. This beautiful song is a lovely way to pause and reflect on the goodness of our God. |
Handwriting Practice: C is for Children
This is an optional handwriting worksheet for
children who are ready to practice tracing the
letters of the alphabet.
C is for Cleaning
C is for Children
This is an optional handwriting worksheet for
children who are ready to practice tracing the
letters of the alphabet.
C is for Cleaning
C is for Children
Taking Care of Me File Folder Game
This is a personal care file folder game for children to
math up different objects with what they would use
them for.
Hygiene File Folder Game TP BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 1 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 2 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 3 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 4 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 5 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 6 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 7 BW
This is a personal care file folder game for children to
math up different objects with what they would use
them for.
Hygiene File Folder Game TP BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 1 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 2 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 3 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 4 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 5 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 6 BW
Hygiene File Folder Game Page 7 BW
Classroom Field Trip
Consider arranging a field trip to visit a dry cleaning
business. Learn about how different kinds of clothes
are cleaned and pressed.
In preparation for next month's focus on animals of
all kinds, consider a field trip to a pet grooming
business. Watch how the animals are bathed,
groomed, and cared for.
Consider arranging a field trip to visit a dry cleaning
business. Learn about how different kinds of clothes
are cleaned and pressed.
In preparation for next month's focus on animals of
all kinds, consider a field trip to a pet grooming
business. Watch how the animals are bathed,
groomed, and cared for.
Letter C Printables Page 1
Letter C Printables Page 2
Letter C Printables Page 3
Letter C Printables Page 4
Letter C Printables Page 2
Letter C Printables Page 3
Letter C Printables Page 4
Tell the children there are a LOT of "C" words that have to
do with taking care of ourselves! Ask the children to give
you examples of ways we keep healthy and things we do to
take care of ourselves. How do we keep from getting sick?
Talk about germs and covering our coughs. Sometimes our
parents or caregivers give us Vitamin C to help us fight
colds. We can eat healthy foods to take care of ourselves,
like carrots, corn, and cranberries. We need to keep
ourselves and our houses clean to stay well, and we need to
take good care of our clothes.
do with taking care of ourselves! Ask the children to give
you examples of ways we keep healthy and things we do to
take care of ourselves. How do we keep from getting sick?
Talk about germs and covering our coughs. Sometimes our
parents or caregivers give us Vitamin C to help us fight
colds. We can eat healthy foods to take care of ourselves,
like carrots, corn, and cranberries. We need to keep
ourselves and our houses clean to stay well, and we need to
take good care of our clothes.
| Read: King Bidgood's in the Bathtub by Audrey Wood This delightful tale tells of a king who refuses to leave his bathtub. The queen tries to get him out, but he refuses. Then the knight, the duke, and other subjects give it a go, but it is a special someone who knows just the trick to get him out. |
Recipe via OneGoodThing
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1/2 gallon water
1 Tbl glycerin
Zoe Gets Ready by Bethanie Murguia
Enjoy this delightful story with the children and discuss how the
kids decide what they want to wear each day. Take this opportunity
to talk again about all the things we do to make ourselves look and
feel good. Talk about our personal responsibility of taking care of
ourselves. But, can we worry too much about our appearance?
What if we aren't satisfied with the clothes we have in our closets?
What if we are worried that we won't have all the things we need to
take care of ourselves?
Enjoy this delightful story with the children and discuss how the
kids decide what they want to wear each day. Take this opportunity
to talk again about all the things we do to make ourselves look and
feel good. Talk about our personal responsibility of taking care of
ourselves. But, can we worry too much about our appearance?
What if we aren't satisfied with the clothes we have in our closets?
What if we are worried that we won't have all the things we need to
take care of ourselves?
C is for Commandment
This is a Bible Coloring
Page of Moses holding up
the Ten Commandments.
This is a Bible Coloring
Page of Moses holding up
the Ten Commandments.
Taking Care of Me Weekly Chart
This is a simple chart you can pass out to your
students to take home with them. They can keep
track of their morning routine to be sure they are
doing their best to take care of their bodies. Print a
special reward for children who bring back their
charts filled out.
This is a simple chart you can pass out to your
students to take home with them. They can keep
track of their morning routine to be sure they are
doing their best to take care of their bodies. Print a
special reward for children who bring back their
charts filled out.
| Bible Verse Bracelets: Luke 12:27-28 “Consider how the wild flowers grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you, not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today, and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, how much more will he clothe you—you of little faith!" Luke 12:27-28 (NIV) |
| Toothbrush Splatter Paint Prepare your art-making area and your children well! Mix up some wonderful paint colors and let your artists dip toothbrushes and/or combs in them to create awesome splatter art. Show the children how to use their thumbs to spray the paint from the bristles. If they have trouble with that, let them make prints with the objects instead. If you really need a less messy alternative, create a collage by searching for pictures from magazines depicting any kind of cleaning activity, from mopping a floor to shampooing hair. Let the kids cut or tear the pictures out and paste them into a collage. |
