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    God Is My Shield

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    1) The document provides a lesson plan for teaching toddlers about how God acts as their shield based on Psalm 28:7 and 2 Samuel 22:31. 2) The lesson involves using a shield or cardboard shield to demonstrate protection and repeating that "God is our shield, He protects us." 3) Several activities are suggested to reinforce this message including using shields to block balloons, using pillows for directional commands including "shield," and using plastic bowls to create toy shields.

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    1) The document provides a lesson plan for teaching toddlers about how God acts as their shield based on Psalm 28:7 and 2 Samuel 22:31. 2) The lesson involves using a shield or cardboard shield to demonstrate protection and repeating that "God is our shield, He protects us." 3) Several activities are suggested to reinforce this message including using shields to block balloons, using pillows for directional commands including "shield," and using plastic bowls to create toy shields.

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    1) The document provides a lesson plan for teaching toddlers about how God acts as their shield based on Psalm 28:7 and 2 Samuel 22:31. 2) The lesson involves using a shield or cardboard shield to demonstrate protection and repeating that "God is our shield, He protects us." 3) Several activities are suggested to reinforce this message including using shields to block balloons, using pillows for directional commands including "shield," and using plastic bowls to create toy shields.

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    God Is My Shield

    Uploaded by

    Julius Gamboa
    1) The document provides a lesson plan for teaching toddlers about how God acts as their shield based on Psalm 28:7 and 2 Samuel 22:31. 2) The lesson involves using a shield or cardboard shield to demonstrate protection and repeating that "God is our shield, He protects us." 3) Several activities are suggested to reinforce this message including using shields to block balloons, using pillows for directional commands including "shield," and using plastic bowls to create toy shields.

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    Lesson from Ministry-to-Children

    Knowing God
    God is My
    Shield
    Psalm 28:7
    Bible Passage: 2 Samuel 22:31
    Bible Truth:
    Supplies: Bible, large cardboard shield or plastic
    shield

    With toddlers, you want to keep your lesson simple.


    Hold up your Bible.

    SAY: The Bible is God’s Word. The Bible tells us God


    is our Shield. (Hold up shield in front of you.)
    SAY: This is a shield. Shields protect us (keep us safe).
    God is our Shield! He protects us! (Repeat three
    times.)
    Learning Activities

    The following activities are designed to reinforce the simple Scripture truth, encourage toddlers’
    development, and engage their imaginations and creativity. Choose the ones that will work best
    for your child.
    SHIELDS & BALLOONS
    SUPPLIES: Various shields made out of cardboard,
    blown-up balloons
    SAY: God is our shield. He protects us! We can
    play a game with shields. We can use the shields
    to protect us from the balloons! (You may
    demonstrate.)
    DO: Give your child a shield. Throw the balloons
    toward to him/her and see if he/she can shield
    himself/herself from the balloons. Show your child
    how it’s done! Use expressive language, like “Oh
    no! Here comes a balloon! Shield yourself before it
    gets you!”
    1
    . SUPPLIES: pillows
    DO: This activity is meant to help toddlers learn
    directions while showing them the meaning of the
    PILLOW
    word “shield.” Give your child a pillow. Stand in
    front of your toddler with a pillow. Put your pillow SHIELDS
    up in the air and say “up!” Put your pillow down
    on the ground and say “down!” Do this for various
    commands (over, behind, high, low). Then put your
    pillow in front of you and say “shield!” Repeat
    these directional commands over and over until
    your child seems to understand that to shield
    means to take cover.

    SAY: (After you give the last shield command) God

    2
    is our shield! He covers us, protecting us from
    danger!
    PLASTIC BOWL FUN

    SUPPLIES: Clear plastics bowls or containers, toys to keep safe


    SAY: God is our shield. He protects us! Can we protect our toys?
    DO: Show your child how to cover his/her toy with the plastic bowls to create a
    shield. Each time you do it, say, “We made a shield! We protected our toy!
    God is our shield. He protects us! 3
    DEAR GOD,
    You are our Shield. You
    will always be here to
    protect us. We love You!
    Thank You for loving us.
    In Jesus’ name, amen.”
    ALL PHOTOS WERE SOURCED FROM
    FREEPIK and VECTEEZY.

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