Kindergarten Bible Study- My Bible Book: Mary And Joseph

In this week’s kindergarten Bible study we studied Mary and Joseph. “Mary and Joseph is Jesus’ mommy and daddy”, my daughter said. This is lesson is Lesson 2 in our Kindergarten Bible Study- My Bible Book for this school year. See Lesson 1 here.

We highlighted four main events about the life of Mary and Joseph. After we read the flashcard,  we worked on writing out the sentences. She then got to decorate it, make it her own a bit.

My daughter decided to draw a house for Jesus because he only had a stable (How very sweet).  She also figured that the clouds were happy when Jesus went up to heaven (last week’s lesson), so she drew that also. While the happy clouds is more related to last week’s lesson, I of course left her because I am happy that she is referring to a completed Bible study. I would love to think it is because she is grasping the concepts.

For the event that you may want to re-create this study with your little one, I have detailed it out, leaving the links to the clip art printouts we used from the internet.

Kindergarten Bible Study-Lesson 2: Mary and Joseph

1. The angel Gabriel told Mary she would have a baby. Image used.
2. She was told to name the baby Jesus. Image used.
3. Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem. Image used.
4. They found a stable, and there Jesus was born. Image used.

See you again next week for Lesson 3. Have a blessed weekend:-)

Additional Notes:

• Use a good glue stick. I love the dollar tree. Unfortunately, those don’t work well for this to last long-term. And liquid glue is too messy. I am ordering some.
• I help her stick the photos unto the page to ensure room for our copy work.
• If my little one needs help in forming letters she might be struggling with or new symbols like commas, I am there to assist (with my coffee).
• I only do Bible study and her Brain Quest workbook as a more ‘structured’ form of learning on Mondays. This Bible study handles writing also, plus it’s a lot.
• You do not have to use the flashcards. I used them because I already owned them from a prior dollar tree purchase.
• The sentences are not exactly word for word from the flashcards. Most I have rephrased in easier words for her to understand.