Take Action: Stirring the Water

Our conscience brings truths from the Word to our awareness so that they may shed light on the sicknesses of our minds. When we act on these truths, the Lord can make us well.

• Activity
• All Ages
• John 5
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Take Time to Step Back

Time yourself assembling a puzzle of Nebuchadnezzar's dream statue. Discuss how acting quickly in anger can hurt ourselves and others, and how taking time to pray keeps the Lord in mind.

• Activity
• Ages 11-14
• Daniel 2
• GCED staff
• © General Church

Tees on Parade

Images and slogans are great ways to encapsulate big ideas. This activity invites students to transform the ninth commandment, “ You shall not covet”, into a slogan and/or a picture to decorate a paper T-shirt.

• Project
• Ages 11-14
• 1 Kings 21, Exodus 20
• GCED staff
• © General Church

The Ten Commandments

The Lord gave Moses the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai.

• Religion Lesson
• Ages 6-7
• The Lord Is Our Creator
• Exodus 20, Exodus 19
• GCED staff
• © General Church

Ten Commandments in Our Hearts Necklace

Children make a heart with a doorway that opens to show the Ten Commandments. This project can be worn as a necklace.

• Project
• Ages 3-6
• Matthew 19, Exodus 20
• GCED staff
• © General Church

Ten Commandments Origami

When we break one commandment we compromise all the commandments in ourselves. If we work on one, we strengthen them all. Students identify pairs of commandments for which they can see links and construct a hexahedron (a six-sided figure) to show how the commandments are connected.

• Project
• Ages 11-14
• Exodus 20
• GCED staff
• © General Church

The Ten Commandments with a Border to Color: King James Version

• Coloring Page
• All Ages
• Exodus 20
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The Ten Commandments with a Border to Color: New King James Version

• Coloring Page
• All Ages
• Exodus 20
• GCED staff
• © General Church