The Lame Man Healed
In Mark 2 we learn about a man who needed to be touched by Jesus. He was unable to walk, and even if he could have, the house where Jesus was talking was too packed to fit more people. Thankfully the man had some friends who were determined to get him to Jesus. They did some creative problem-solving and got him to Jesus. Jesus not only saved his sins, but also healed him! When you read this story, discuss the importance of getting the people we know close to God. When we get people close to God, He can touch them and meet their needs in a special way.
This is the "reader" version of The Lame Man Healed. It is just right for small hands, and for making copies.
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Story Felt Board is a collection of art you can use to make characters for a felt board. Simply cut them out, laminate them if desired, and glue some felt on the back. Use it to act out the story, or allow children to retell the story on their own.
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Building Comprehension The Lame Man Healed is a way to answer comprehension questions about the story while building with blocks. Use whatever blocks your child/children like best. Each player gets one block per correct answer. Answer lots of questions to get lots of blocks.
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On the The Lame Man Healed activity page, children match latters with numbered boxes in order to find out mystery words and complete a story. On the other side children make their way through the maze by following the letters in the order of the alphabet.
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