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tell the children to practice forgiving if another child is mean.

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give good examples of why you shouldnt retaliate.

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discussion questions:

What was so important about the story of Samson and Delilah?

Why Was it ok for Joshua to fight for the promised land?

When someone is not no=ice to you, is it ok to be not nice back? Why

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Giving the kids examples that happen

in their daily lives that have to do with

poetic justice so they can understand

exactly what it means. Ex: spankings,

someone taking their candy, etc.

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Let the Kids label the landscape of ancient Isreal after we have taught it it to them.

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This picture would be a good way to get the kids to understand that God's love has no limits. I believe kids learn better when they physcially see something. So by them coloring these words it will better help them understand.

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play something along the lines of telling them a scenario and then have, them say what they

think the consequence should be.

I.E.: you hit a kid at school, what should happen, and then

have them say what God would want the other person to do.

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Poetic Justice: "a result or occurrence that seems proper because someone who has done bad things to other people is being harmed or punished"

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Virtuous wife – proverbs 31

Activity:

- make a cut out of a woman

- the kids can make a dress for her, shoes etc. out of scrap paper

- write on the cut out girl. For example: on her hands they could write “works with willing hands” and so on.

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The story of Joshua in a kid friendly way. We can use it to introduce the story of Joshua before going into further details.

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JellyTelly presents Books of the Bible with Sunday School Lady. In this episode, Sunday School Lady and her friends explain the book of Joshua.

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We can play the game called "Around the World."

My 6th grade teachers taught it to me and what

we would do was we would start at the beginning

of the classroom, two people stand up and you

ask them a question related to what we just read.

Then, whoever answers it the fastest moves on

and competes with the next person while the other

person that lost sits down. You just keep going till you

go all the way around the classroom. This way they

have to pay attention to all the things we just "taught"

because if they didn't then they wouldn't be able to

play the game or at least they wouldn't answer any of

the questions correctly. In the end we could have a

prize because everyone loves prizes!

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A Cause and Effect game/explanation

can better our chances of explaining

Gods "tough love of moral cause and

effect in order to reward fidelity.."

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GreatSchools is a free, mobile-friendly nonprofit parenting site devoted to helping parents guide their children to success in and out of the classroom.

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The story of Samson and Delilah

is a great story about God

administering "justice on the

basis of moral cause and effect."

It can help us further explain our

theme of "tough love."

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Stories From The Bible - Samson and Delilah

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Derek, Margo, and Moki find themselves witnessing the time of the Judges, the tenure of Samson in particular. They learn about Samson (voiced by Perry King) as the strong man and how he eventually fell to his enemies because of a woman named Delilah (voiced by Linda Purl).

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There are lots of bible verses

that talks about Gods "tough love"

that can help us explain it to

the kids or have them memorize

a verse.

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What Does the Bible Say About Tough Love?