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Three Lessons from Jaymie about Jesus Calms the Storm

Jaymie DerdenAn ambassador of Rotation.org Supporting Member!

Jesus Calms the Storm

Lessons from member Jaymie Derden

These lessons from Jaymie, a prolific lesson contributor at Rotation.org, are in addition to the many other Jesus Calms the Storm Sunday School lessons and ideas here at Rotation.org. With Jaymie's blessing, the following have been updated and improved by our Content Team.

Overview of Jaymie's four lessons:

Cooking: Children will make and eat Stormy Pudding snacks.
Art: Children will create Calming the Storm Rain Sticks
Drama: Children will act out the story using a humor script that the kids follow but don't have to read.

These were originally written as a set to be taught together over several weeks. There are some Bible story-reading techniques and activities that you can lift from one and use in another if you like.

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