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Tower of Babel

Tower of Babel
lesson from DLTK
I Googled a picture of the Tower of Babel before we talked about the lesson.
I wanted to hear what the kids thought it was and examine it before we talked about it.
They got the idea that it was really big from the picture I chose and that it went into the sky which were good points.

Before I read the story I pulled the picture up again and told the kids we would be reading a story about this tower, The Tower of Babel.
I reminded them what they had observed about the tower and to listen for those things in the story.

When I handed out the coloring page of the Tower of Babel I read the memory verse to my little dragons and had them repeat it back to me.

 Memory Verse: "A man's pride shall bring him low: but honour shall uphold the humble in spirit."  Proverbs 29:23

This was a little much for the kids to understand so we broke it down together on the white board. 

It is something we have to go over more.  I am not very good at repetition-something I need to work on.







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