SUPPLY LIST Fall - Year 1 Lessons 15-27

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1 SUPPLY LIST Fall - Year 1 Lessons Stewardship Note: Kids Kount Publishing recommends using a wide variety of resources with our lessons. This supply list is a guide. Our curriculum is meant to be adaptable, and this includes your selection of supplies. Feel free to substitute videos and crafts similar to the ones suggested. Check for items you may have on hand and adapt as needed. You may be able to use videos from your city library, video rental store, and members of your congregation or other churches. If you are comfortable ordering over the Internet, new and used sources are available for videos and supplies at various prices. Your ideas are a major resource in making this curriculum work for your children s ministry. You can help others by ing your suggestions to info@kidskountpublishing.com. Lesson 15 Small Group Warm-Up: no supplies are needed Large Group: Gordy small bucket with a few small stones. These stones might be the typical kind found in rock gardens. two five-gallon buckets filled with something heavy such as rocks, sand, or weights rope yoke made from a 6 two-by-four or a broom handle. To make the yoke, use rope to tie the two five gallon buckets to a six-foot two-by-four or a broom handle. The length of the rope needs to be short enough that when a child places the yoke over his shoulders, the buckets are lifted off the ground. For safety you might tack or tape the ropes to the end of the yoke so they do not slide off. two crosses that will fit into the buckets Small Group Application: no supplies are needed Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 1 Copyright 2008 Kids Kount Publishing, Omaha, NE 68137, Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture verses are from GOD S WORD. Copyright 1995 by God s Word to the Nations. Permission to photocopy Kids Church and Kingdom Quest materials granted to purchaser only for local church use.

2 Lesson 16 Small Group Warm-Up: bag for each group filled with one small trinket or candy for each child Large Group: costumes for Abraham (adult), Esau and Jacob (children) two people to pantomime off center stage (optional) Gordy with a bucket over his head football for Pass the Promise series Small Group Application: M&Ms for each group paper cup for each child pipe cleaner for each child aluminum foil for each child Avery 5160 label for each child that reads: Psalm 118:1, Give thanks to the LORD because he is good, because his mercy endures forever. Lesson 17 Small Group Warm-Up: a plate of doughnut holes for each group plenty of napkins to cover the plate toothpick for each child Large Group: Gordy ice pack bandage bottle of aspirin glass of water Bible costumes for Esau and Jacob football for Pass the Promise series Small Group Application: sheet of paper with Christ died for us printed on it for each child (This sheet is attached to this list.) cross cut from sandpaper for each group (or each child) markers light colored crayon for each shepherd Lesson 18 Small Group Warm-Up: lunch bag for each child small sheets of paper Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 2

3 pencils or crayons spiral notebook for each group Large Group: Gordy with a backpack small video game in backpack pocket large stepladder covered with white sheets several children with white robes can portray angels floating up and down the ladder to heaven fog machine (optional) black lights (optional) pillow or bean bag white covered with a sheet costume for Jacob football for Pass the Promise series Small Group Application: copy of Bible Promises for our Problems for each child (This is attached to this list.) prayer journal large stepladder covered with sheets should be outside the small group area Lesson 19 Small Group Warm-Up: no supplies are needed Large Group: Gordy Gerdy, Gordy s sister football with a cross marked on it with masking tape costumes for Leah, Rachel, and Jacob shepherd s crook for Jacob football for Pass the Promise series Small Group Application: one tangram for each child (see attached) one envelope or paper clip for each child copy of the cross tangram for each shepherd (see attached) scissors Lesson 20 Small Group Warm-Up: wrapped package, gift bag, or bow for each group cake decoration sprinkles Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 3

4 Large Group: Cue signs: Sheep Donkey Angry Men Goats Camels Animal Noises Cattle On the Air Applause big desk or table microphone camel puppet (A camel puppet can be ordered from One Way Street at or by calling If a puppet is not available, make a puppet out of a sock or a bag or dress a child to look like a camel.) costumes for Jacob and Esau football for Pass the Promise series Small Group Application: two craft sticks for each child napkin for each child ½ graham cracker for each child cake decorating sprinkles in a bowl for each group 11x18-inch paper table cloth for each group large piece of wax paper for each group sour cream cheese concoction that looks like white icing and is in a bowl for each group (Mix cream cheese with lemon juice until sour.) red sweet icing in a bowl for each group Lesson 21 Small Group Warm-Up: two small Tootsie Rolls for each child one large Tootsie Roll for each group Large group: Gordy football for Pass the Promise series costumes for Joseph and Jacob signs: Applause Ooh Wow On the Air sound effects (may be downloaded from the internet): Footsteps running Zither Big kiss Snoring Stick breaking Rooster crowing Dried brushes rustling Ripping of cloth Dum Da Dum Dum Munching Bong sound Coins jingling Goats bleating Crying Sound of fighting or scuffle Footsteps running and hard breathing Book wrapped in cloth Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 4

5 Blowing nose Small Group Application: 12 toothpicks for each child 3x3-inch piece of cardboard or foam core glue markers or crayons Lesson 22 Small Group Warm-Up: deck of playing cards for each group small package of M&Ms for each group Large Group: Gordy table microphone costume for Joseph signs: Applause Boo DUM DA DUM DUM Ooh Aah sound effects (maybe downloaded from the internet): Dum da dum dum Crying and Sniffing Door shutting Kissing sound Cat whistle Footsteps Shoe heels click (wooden blocks) Snake charmers flute (recorded) Counting of coins (bottle caps) Cloth tearing (paper ripping) Metal key or lock Small Group Application: set of temptation cards for each group (attached to lesson) scissors plain bookmark made from cardstock (optional) markers and/or stickers to decorate bookmark (optional) Lesson 23 Small Group Warm-Up: one game sheet for each group (attached to lesson) two sets of tokens, each a different color Large Group: Gordy with a paper bag over his head large circle marked on the floor with red yarn chair for inside the circle cross on a pole inside the circle Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 5

6 army hat or fatigues for adult and child devil costume with pitchfork and horns black cape and mask sucker Small Group Application: newspaper or table cloth for protecting work surface pencils, markers, or crayons paper plate for each child small rectangle sponge for each child pan or tray of washable red tempera paint for each group Lesson 24 Small Group Warm-Up: popsicle stick for each child Large Group: Gordy a hat for Gordy made out of blue Popsicle sticks (See directions in puppet presentation.) song leader to sing the blues table microphone Old Testament costumes as needed football for Pass the Promise series signs: On The Air Boo Ooh sound effects: Rain stick Hmm Snoring Chime bell sweep Water pouring Mooing Munching Gulping sound Snort Branch rustling (tissue paper) Small Group Application: extra Popsicle sticks for each group Aah Applause Blowing sound Rooster crowing Finger snap Footsteps running Keys jingling Door opening Chains rattling (metal chain) Groan stick or groaning noises Geddyup, whip, and neighing sounds Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 6

7 Lesson 25 Small Group Warm-Up: one piece puzzle for each group in a container other than the original puzzle box Large Group: football with the cross signs: On The Air Ooh Dum Da Dum Dum sound effects: Donkey sounds Traveling Music Crying and nose blowing Chime bell sweep Horse s hooves Aah Yea Teeth chatter Something thrown Keys jingling Door slamming Applause Wow Small Group Application: OPTION 1: 2-4 x 6-inch rectangles of card stock for each child, one having a 2 x 3-inch center cut out Avery 5160 labels that read I know the plans that I have for you, declares the LORD plans to give you a future filled with hope. glue puzzle pieces OPTION 2: glue puzzle pieces Avery 5160 labels that read I know the plans that I have for you, declares the LORD plans to give you a future filled with hope. 2x3-inch pieces of cardboard or fun foam magnets Lesson 26 Small Group Warm-Up: two different sets of 13 tokens for each group (These could be pennies and nickels or two different types of small candies.) game sheet (attached to lesson) Who s the Promise For? question list (attached to lesson) Large Group: Gordy Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 7

8 Bible football for Pass the Promise series chair hula hoop suspended from the ceiling (used as a target for football throwing contest) Small group application: same supplies used in Small Group Warm-Up Shepherds need to be reminded to bring a sheet or blanket from home for Lesson 27. Lesson 27 Small Group Warm-Up: penny candy for each group (approximately 20 pieces) butcher block paper (optional) crayons or markers (optional) Large Group: sukkah made for the stage (with the roof unfinished) adult Hebrew woman costume Gordy Small Group Application: construction paper leaves for decorations construction paper strips to make paper chains paper leaf for each child to take home tape, glue stick, and staplers to make chains and decorations sheets or blankets may be needed for those shepherds who forgot to bring one from home chairs or dividers for walls of sukkah branches, leaves, fruit, autumn garland, or grape vines may also be needed for decoration Option: butcher paper and markers to make a mural Safety and Security: Safety and security procedures are important for each church to carefully define and implement according to their unique needs. The security, safety, illness and accident procedures described in this curriculum are provided for example purposes only and may not be appropriate, applicable or adequate for every situation. Each church is responsible for determining whether any security, safety, illness and accident procedures contained in the curriculum are appropriate, applicable or adequate for its unique situation. The activities described in this curriculum require adult supervision and may not be suitable for each child and each situation. Each church is responsible for ensuring that adequate adult supervision is provided for all activities and for determining whether an activity is appropriate for each child and each situation. Kids Kount Publishing disclaims all liability for the implementation of any procedures or the performance of any activities described in this curriculum. Kingdom Quest Year 1 - Supply List - 8

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10 Lesson 18, Small Group Application Bible Promises for Our Problems Be angry without sinning. Don t go to bed angry. Don t give the devil any opportunity to work. Ephesians 4:26-27 Be kind to each other, sympathetic, forgiving each other as God has forgiven you through Christ. Ephesians 4:32 Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and should not get angry easily. James 1:19 Put up with each other, and forgive each other if anyone has a complaint. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. Colossians 3:13 Turn all your anxiety over to God because he cares for you. 1 Peter 5:7 God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in times of trouble. Psalm 46:1 Come to me, all who are tired from carrying heavy loads, and I will give you rest. Matthew 11:28 (Jesus said,) And remember that I am always with you until the end of time. Matthew 28:20 But first, be concerned about his kingdom and what has his approval. Then all these things will be provided for you. Matthew 6:33 Remember, I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go. Genesis 28 10

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28 Lesson 22 Cheating on a test Sneaking candy or cookies Telling someone else a friend s secret Wanting to hit a brother or sister Using cuss words Taking something from someone or a store 28

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30 Lesson 23 answer sheet Do You Believe in Ghosts? Please keep answers brief so all kids can talk. Listen to their comments, and be praying for effective small group time at the end of today s lesson to more fully prepare them with the truth. Tell the children that all these answers come from the Bible. 1. No. The souls of people who have died do not stay around our world. But, there are spiritual beings created by God called angels and demons. Demons are angels who have fallen or turned away from God. But God is more powerful than they are because he made them. (Ephesians 6:12.) 2. No. We only live once here on earth, but we do live forever, either in heaven or in hell. (Hebrews 9:27.) 3. No. But they can make contact with the spirit world, talking to evil spirits who pretend to be other people who have lived before. (1 Samuel 28.) 4. No. But people can get evil power from the devil. 5. Yes. It can at times, but it does not work for good. Its power comes from the devil. (Exodus 7:22.) 6. Yes. These are people who practice getting dark powers from the devil. (1 Samuel 28.) 7. Yes. But usually for people to be controlled by the devil, they have to give him permission to take control of their lives. (Luke 11:14-26.) 8. No. Angels are heavenly creatures who live in God s presence and work for him. God sends them as messengers or to help us. (Psalm 91:11, Psalm 103:20, and Revelation 10:1.) 9. Yes. But you can resist him, and he will flee from you. (James 4:7.) 10. No. But the devil would like us to trust in luck rather than trusting in God. (Exodus 20:4.) 11. Yes. Sometimes God will let one of his special people prophesy about the future so that it helps people turn to him. The devil doesn t know the future. (Acts 21:10-11.) 12. Call on the name of Jesus and tell the devil to take a hike. (Luke 10:18-20.) 13. No. Some witches say they practice good magic. But God tells us that they are still going to the devil for their power and he might even disguise it to look like it s good. (Deuteronomy 18:10-12, Acts 8:18-25, and 2 Corinthians 11:14.) 14. Let the child answer. 15. Let the child answer. 16. Yes. And Jesus has won so you can win, too! 30

31 Lesson 26 (6 pages) Who s the Promise For Question List 1. Who were the first two humans God made? (Genesis 3:20. Adam and Eve.) 2. What tree were Adam and Eve forbidden to eat fruit from? (Genesis 2:17. The tree in the middle of the garden or the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.) 3. What would happen if they ate the fruit from this tree? (Genesis 2:17. They would die.) 4. After Adam and Eve ate the fruit, what did they do? (Genesis 3:7-8. They both realized they were naked. They sewed fig leaves together and made clothes for themselves. They tried to hide themselves.) 5. When God asked Adam what happened, who did Adam blame? When God asked Eve what happened, who did Eve blame? (Genesis 3: Adam blamed Eve, and Eve blamed the snake.) 6. What did God do to help fix the problem of their sin? (Genesis 3:15. He promised to send a Savior!) 7. Who were the first two children of Adam and Eve? (Genesis 4:1-2. Cain and Abel.) 8. Both Cain and Abel sacrificed to the Lord. Who gave his best and pleased God with his sacrifice? (Genesis 4:4. Abel.) 9. Which brother did not give his best to the Lord? (Genesis 4:5. Cain had not given his best and God was not pleased with his offering. Cain was angry and disappointed.) 10. In Genesis 4:7, God gave Cain a warning. He said, Sin is lying outside your door ready to attack. Don t let sin be your. (master) 11. Sin did master Cain. What did he do because of his jealousy with Abel? (Genesis 4:8. Cain killed Abel.) 12. When God asked Cain where his brother was, what did Cain say? (Genesis 4:9. Am I my brother s keeper? or Am I supposed to take care of my brother? ) 13. What consequence did God give to Cain? (Genesis 4: He made Cain a wanderer. But he also put a mark on him and protected him from anyone else taking revenge on him.) 14. Why did God tell Noah he was going to destroy the earth with a flood? (Genesis 6:5-7,12. The world was corrupt because the people lived evil lives.) 15. Why did God spare Noah and his family? (Genesis 6:9. Noah had God s approval and was a man of honesty among the people of his time. He walked with God.) 16. What did God tell Noah to do to be spared from destruction? (Genesis 6: God told Noah to build a ship and fill it with two of every kind of animal.) 17. How many days and nights did it rain? (Genisis 7:4,12. Forty.) 31

32 18. God made a promise to never again destroy the earth with water. What sign did he put in the sky to remind us of this promise? (Genesis 9:13. A rainbow.) 19. The people of Babel wanted to make a name for themselves so they decided to build something very big. What was it? (Genesis 11:4. A tower.) 20. What did God do to stop them? (Genesis 11:7. He mixed up their language so they wouldn t understand each other.) 21. Why do you think God did not want the people to build a tower? What s wrong with a tower anyway? (Genesis 11:4. The people were proud and wanted to make a name for themselves. They were disobeying God s command to multiply and fill the earth found in Genesis 1:28 and Genesis 9:1. Because they did not want to be scattered over the face of the earth.) 22. What are some of the promises God gave Abram? (Genesis 12:1-3. Land, descendants, God would make a great nation from Abram, etc.) 23. What is the greatest promise God passed on to Abram? (Genesis 12:3. The promise that through him all the nations would be blessed. Jesus was born through Abram s family. The Old Testament talks about how this promise was passed down from generation to generation until Jesus was born.) 24. Abram started to doubt that God would give him children. God told him to look at the stars. What did he say about the number of stars? (Genesis 15:5. He told Abram his descendants would be as many as the stars.) 25. God made a covenant with Abram and sealed it in a special ritual. What was that ritual? (Genesis 15:9-18. God commanded Abram to bring animals to him, cut them in half, and lay the halves opposite of each other. Then while Abram was in a deep sleep, God passed between the animal pieces as a smoking oven and a flaming torch.) 26. God made a promise to Abram and Sarai for many years. What was it? (Genesis 17:16. God promised he would give them a baby.) 27. God changed Abram s name to a new name that means Father of Many. What was Abram s new name? (Genesis 17:5. Abraham.) 28. God gave Sarai a new name that means Princess. What was her new name? (Genesis 17:15. Sarah.) 29. What name that means He Laughs did God tell Abraham and Sarah to call their son? (Genesis 17:19. Isaac.) 30. When Isaac was born Abraham was 100 years old. How old was Sarah? (Genesis 17:17. Ninety years old.) 31. Who were the three visitors that told Abraham and Sarah they would have a son the following year? (Genesis 18. Two were angels and the third was either an angel who spoke for the Lord or the Lord himself.) 32. When Isaac was a young man, God told Abraham to do something that seemed 32

33 very strange. God was going to test Abraham s faith and his obedience. What strange thing did God ask Abraham to do? Hint: It involved an altar. (Genesis 22:2. God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son.) 33. Just when Abraham was ready to sacrifice Isaac, what happened? (Genesis 22: God told him to stop. God provided a ram for the sacrifice.) 34. Abraham and Sarah wanted to find a wife for Isaac when he was older. They could not find a suitable wife among the people where they lived. What was wrong with these women who lived near by? (Genesis 24:3. They were Canaanites who did not believe in God.) 35. Abraham sent his servant to his wife s country to get a wife for his son, Isaac. The servant prayed that God would show him which woman would be the right one to bring back as a wife for Isaac. The sign was when the servant asked the young girl for a drink of water, she would let down her jar of water and offer to give the servant a drink for his as well. (Genesis 24:14. Camels.) 36. How did Abraham s servant know Rebekah was to be the wife for Isaac? (Genesis 24:19. After the servant asked her for a drink of water, she offered to give his camels water.) 37. Isaac and Rebekah had two sons. What were their names? (Genesis 25: Jacob and Esau.) 38. Jacob tricked Esau out of his birthright by offering a trade when Esau was very hungry. Esau traded his birthright for what? (Genesis 25: A bowl of soup, or stew.) 39. Jacob also tricked his father when his father was old and blind. He disguised himself as Esau so he might get a special spoken blessing that was to be given to Esau. His disguise made him feel hairy like Esau. What was Jacob wearing? (Genesis 27:16. Goat skins.) 40. Why did Jacob run away from home? (Genesis 27:41. Esau was angry and wanted to kill Jacob.) 41. When Jacob stopped for the night to sleep, he had a dream. This dream was a picture of what? (Genesis 28:12. A stairway going up to heaven with angels on it.) 42. In Jacob s dream, God promised him something very similar to something he promised Abraham. This promise was that his descendents would occupy this land, that God would be with him, and all people of the world would be blessed through him. Who would be born as one of his descendents in years to come? (Jesus.) 43. Jacob worked for his uncle Laban for seven years so he would be given Rachel as his wife. On his wedding day he was tricked. Who did Laban give him for a wife instead? (Genesis 29:23. Rachel s sister, Leah.) 44. After Jacob was tricked, how many more years did he have to work to have Rachel as his wife? (Genesis 29:27. Seven years.) 33

34 45. How did Rachel and Leah get along? (Genesis 29:31-30:24. They were jealous of each other. Rachel was jealous that Leah could have children, and Leah was jealous that Jacob loved Rachel more.) 46. Jacob decided to leave Laban and return to his homeland. Why was he still afraid of Esau? (Genesis 27. Jacob had stolen Esau s birthright and blessing. Esau had hated him and wanted to kill him.) 47. On Jacob s return trip to his homeland, he met a stranger and wrestled all night with God in the form of an angel. At the end of this wrestling match, he received a blessing and a new name. What was he to be called? (Genesis 32:28. Israel.) 48. What did Jacob do when he heard Esau was sending 400 men to meet him? (Genesis 32:7-15. He divided his camp in two and then sent Esau many sheep, cattle, and goats. He was trying to bribe Esau.) 49. What was Esau s response when he saw Jacob again after so many years? (Genesis 33:4. Esau ran to meet Jacob. He hugged and kissed him.) 50. Why do you think Esau forgave Jacob? Was it because of the gifts? (God had changed Esau s heart and gave him a heart of forgiveness.) 51. How many sons did Jacob, now called Israel, have? (Geneis 35: Twelve.) 52. Which son was Jacob s favorite and what special gift did he give him? (Genesis 37:3. Joseph was the favorite son, and Jacob gave him a coat of many colors.) 53. How did Joseph s brothers feel because their father treated Joseph differently than them? (Genesis 37:4. They were jealous of Joseph and hated him.) 54. Joseph had a dream in which he and his brothers were binding sheaves of grain in the field. (A sheaf is a bundle of wheat tied together.) Joseph s sheaf rose and stood up straight. The others bowed down to him. This dream angered his brothers. What did the dream mean? (Genesis 37:5-8. It meant the brothers would someday bow down to Joseph.) 55. Joseph s brothers planned to kill him. Instead, they threw him into a well until they could decide what to do with him. What did they end up doing? Hint: They made money on the deal. (Genesis 37: His brothers sold Joseph as a slave to some traveling merchants who were on their way to Egypt.) 56. Joseph was sold as a slave in Egypt to a man named Potiphar. Joseph did such a good job for Potiphar that he was put in charge of what? a. All of Potiphar s house. (Genesis 39:2-4) b. Potipher s ice cream factory. 57. When Joseph was working in Potiphar s house, Potiphar s wife tried to tempt him to sin. Joseph resisted and did what? a. Ran out of the room. (Genesis 39:7-20) b. Told Potifar he had a very naughty wife. 58. Because Joseph was falsely accused, he was thrown into prison. God still showed blessing to him, and Joseph was put in charge of the other prisoners. There was 34

35 one special skill Joseph demonstrated to both the baker and the butler of Pharaoh. What was this skill? Hint: He had used it before with his brothers. (Genesis 40. Joseph could interpret dreams.) 59. Pharaoh needed someone to interpret his dreams years later so Joseph was called. In one dream, how many good cows came up from the river and how many skinny cows came up and ate them? (Genesis 41:1-4. Seven good cows and seven skinny cows.) 60. In Pharaoh s second dream, how many healthy heads of grain grew on a stalk and how many thin and scorched heads of grain grew that came and ate the healthy grains? (Genesis 41:5-7. Seven thin heads of grain ate seven heads of healthy grain.) 61. What did Pharaoh s dreams mean? (Genesis 41: Seven years of plenty in the land of Egypt would be followed by seven years of famine.) 62. Joseph was soon a high governor working for Pharaoh when the years of famine came across the land. Joseph s long lost brothers came to buy grain. When they saw Joseph what happened? a. They were embarrassed because they treated him so badly. b. They didn t recognize him. (Genesis 42:8) 63. Joseph finally revealed himself to his brothers. Did he try and get back at them for mistreating him?(genesis 45. Joseph forgave his brothers and provided for them and his father. He said in Genesis 50:20, Even though you planned evil against me, God planned good to come out of it. ) 35

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