This Month in PRESCHOOL
Every week in Preschool, your child is learning big truths about God's love in fun and meaningful ways—and we want to help you keep the learning going at home! These quick, simple resources give you a peek at what your child is discovering at church and make it easy to keep the conversation going all week long.
Whether you're driving, playing, eating, or getting ready for bed, you've got what you need to make faith a natural part of everyday life. We're here to partner with you as you help your little one grow in their love for Jesus!
Whether you're driving, playing, eating, or getting ready for bed, you've got what you need to make faith a natural part of everyday life. We're here to partner with you as you help your little one grow in their love for Jesus!
Week 1: Noah’s Ark
Bible Story: Noah’s Ark (Genesis 6:8–9:17)
God helps Noah build a big boat, called an ark, for Noah’s family and two of every animal.
Memory Verse: “I know that God helps me.” -Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story: Open the Bible together and read Genesis 6:8–9:17 or watch the video together on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
Faith & Character Activity
While you're on the go, take turns saying:
“Thank You, God, for ________.”
Finish with: “Thank You, God, for Jesus!”
Prayer
“Dear God, thank You for happy things.
We want to say a special thank-you for what makes every day a happy day: Jesus is alive! We love You, God. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”
God helps Noah build a big boat, called an ark, for Noah’s family and two of every animal.
Memory Verse: “I know that God helps me.” -Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story: Open the Bible together and read Genesis 6:8–9:17 or watch the video together on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
- Who helps you do big things?
- What is something big that you can do?
Faith & Character Activity
While you're on the go, take turns saying:
“Thank You, God, for ________.”
Finish with: “Thank You, God, for Jesus!”
Prayer
“Dear God, thank You for happy things.
We want to say a special thank-you for what makes every day a happy day: Jesus is alive! We love You, God. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”
Week 2: Aaron and Hur Help Moses
Bible Story: Aaron and Hur Help Moses (Exodus 17:8–13)
Aaron and Hur help Moses hold up his staff so God's people can win a battle.
Memory Verse: “I know that God helps me.” – Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story: Read Exodus 17:8–13 together or watch the Bible story video on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
Faith & Character Activity:
When you go into your child’s room, cuddle them and say:
“Good morning, [child's name]! I'm so glad God gives us people like (name friends and family) to help us.”
Prayer:
“Dear God, thank You for giving us people to help us. We love You, God. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”
Aaron and Hur help Moses hold up his staff so God's people can win a battle.
Memory Verse: “I know that God helps me.” – Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story: Read Exodus 17:8–13 together or watch the Bible story video on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
- Who helps you do big things?
- Who helps you?
Faith & Character Activity:
When you go into your child’s room, cuddle them and say:
“Good morning, [child's name]! I'm so glad God gives us people like (name friends and family) to help us.”
Prayer:
“Dear God, thank You for giving us people to help us. We love You, God. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”
Week 3: Deborah
Bible Story: Deborah (Judges 4:1–10, 14; 5:1–31)
God helps the prophet Deborah and Barak find 10,000 men to fight a battle.
Memory Verse:
“I know that God helps me.” – Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story:
Read Judges 4:1–10, 14; 5:1–31 together or watch the Bible story video on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
While on the go, take turns saying:
“One time, I helped [person’s name] by [how you helped them].” Talk about how God helped a woman named Deborah help a lot of people.
Prayer:
“Dear God, thank You for helping us do big things, like helping other people. Help us see how we can help others. We love You, God. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”
God helps the prophet Deborah and Barak find 10,000 men to fight a battle.
Memory Verse:
“I know that God helps me.” – Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story:
Read Judges 4:1–10, 14; 5:1–31 together or watch the Bible story video on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
- Who helps you do big things?
- Who can you help?
While on the go, take turns saying:
“One time, I helped [person’s name] by [how you helped them].” Talk about how God helped a woman named Deborah help a lot of people.
Prayer:
“Dear God, thank You for helping us do big things, like helping other people. Help us see how we can help others. We love You, God. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”
Week 4: Nehemiah Asks for Help
Bible Story: Nehemiah Asks for Help (Nehemiah 1–4; 6:1, 15)
Nehemiah leads God’s people to work together and fix the broken wall around Jerusalem.
Memory Verse:
“I know that God helps me.” – Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story:
Read Nehemiah 1–4; 6:1, 15 together or watch the Bible story video on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
During bath time, add small toys to the tub. Encourage your child to line them up around the edge. Say:
“We can do it faster if we work together!”
After a few tries, say:
“Nehemiah had a lot of people help him. He knew we can do big things when we work together.”
Prayer:
“Dear God, there are so many ways we can work together. We can work together in our homes and in our community, and showing people that You love them is always a big thing! We love You, God. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”
Nehemiah leads God’s people to work together and fix the broken wall around Jerusalem.
Memory Verse:
“I know that God helps me.” – Psalm 54:4, NIrV
Talk About the Bible Story:
Read Nehemiah 1–4; 6:1, 15 together or watch the Bible story video on the Parent Cue app.
Engagement Questions:
- Who helps you do big things?
- What kind of things can we do when we work together?
During bath time, add small toys to the tub. Encourage your child to line them up around the edge. Say:
“We can do it faster if we work together!”
After a few tries, say:
“Nehemiah had a lot of people help him. He knew we can do big things when we work together.”
Prayer:
“Dear God, there are so many ways we can work together. We can work together in our homes and in our community, and showing people that You love them is always a big thing! We love You, God. In Jesus’ name. Amen.”