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Showing Respect to Teachers and Leaders

Possible Viewpont: Evangelical Christian

Title: Showing Respect to Teachers and Leaders – A Lesson on Respecting Authority for Young Kids

Introduction:

Hello, children! Today we are going to learn about the importance of showing respect to our teachers and leaders. Do you know who our teachers and leaders are? They are the people who guide us, teach us, and help us grow into responsible and kind adults. As Christians, we are called to obey and respect authority, and one way we can do that is by showing respect to our teachers and leaders. So, are you ready to learn more about it?

Body:

1. Who are our teachers and leaders?

Our teachers can be our parents, grandparents, teachers at school, or even our Sunday school teachers. They are the people who teach us new things, help us learn important skills, and guide us as we grow up. Our leaders can be anyone who has a position of authority like our pastors, church elders, or government officials. They are the people who make important decisions for us and our society.

2. Why is it important to show respect to our teachers and leaders?

God has placed our teachers and leaders in positions of authority to guide us and keep us safe. When we show them respect, we honor God’s plan for us. Also, showing respect to our teachers and leaders helps us build good relationships with them, and it makes it easier for us to learn from them.

3. How can we show respect to our teachers and leaders?

There are many ways we can show respect to our teachers and leaders. Here are some examples:

– Listen carefully when they speak and follow their instructions.
– Use polite words like “please” and “thank you” when we talk to them.
– Obey their rules and guidelines even when we don’t understand them.
– Complete our homework and assignments on time and to the best of our abilities.
– Pray for them and their families.

Conclusion:

Respecting authority is an important part of being a good Christian, and showing respect to our teachers and leaders is a way we can live out this principle. As we learn and grow, let us remember to show respect and honor to those whom God has placed in positions of authority over us.

Worship Music for Lesson

1. “Fruit of the Spirit” by Hillsong Kids
2. “Respect” by Yancy
3. “Be Strong and Courageous” by Bethel Music Kids
4. “God’s Not Dead (Like a Lion)” by Newsboys Jr.

Questions for Lesson

1. How do you show respect to your parents and other authority figures in your life?
2. What are some examples of biblical leaders who commanded respect from their followers?
3. How can respecting authority help you grow in your faith and relationship with God?
4. Can you think of a time when showing respect to someone in authority was difficult for you? How did you handle it?
5. What does Proverbs 1:7 teach us about respecting God’s authority?
6. How does submitting to authority reflect our obedience and trust in Jesus as our ultimate authority?

Scriptures

1 Timothy 5:17-18, Hebrews 13:17, Proverbs 13:1, Proverbs 15:5, Proverbs 15:31-33, Proverbs 19:20, Colossians 3:23-24, Exodus 20:12, Matthew 23:1-3, James 3:1, 1 Peter 5:5-6, Deuteronomy 31:8, Philippians 2:3.

Object Lesson

Prop list:
– A picture of teachers and leaders (can be printed or drawn)
– A cardboard or paper cutout of a classroom or school setting
– Fake flowers or any token of appreciation

How to present the illustration:
1. Start by introducing the topic of showing respect to teachers and leaders. Explain that it is important to show appreciation and gratitude for those in authority because they play a big role in our lives.
2. Show the picture of teachers and leaders and point out their roles and responsibilities. Ask the children who they look up to as their authority figure and why they respect them.
3. Bring out the cardboard or paper cutout of a classroom or school setting. Ask the children to visualize themselves in this place, surrounded by their teachers and other authority figures.
4. Give the children the fake flowers or tokens of appreciation and ask them to decorate the classroom or school setting with it while saying something positive or appreciative about their teachers and leaders.
5. End the illustration by reminding the children to always show respect to their teachers and leaders, and to continue finding ways to show gratitude and appreciation towards them.

Craft Idea

Craft Idea: “Thank You” Card for Teachers and Leaders

Supplies:

– Cardstock
– Colored pencils or markers
– Scissors
– Glue

Instructions:

1. Give each child a sheet of cardstock (preferably in different colors) and fold it in half to make a card.
2. Explain to the children the importance of showing respect to teachers and leaders, and how we can demonstrate this by saying “thank you” for their hard work and guidance.
3. Ask the children to think of a teacher or leader who they are grateful for, and have them write their name on the front cover of the card.
4. Encourage the children to decorate the card with drawings or words that express their appreciation. They can use colored pencils or markers to make their designs colorful and bright.
5. Once they finish decorating the card, have them sign their name at the bottom.
6. Finally, have them address the card to their teacher or leader, and write a message inside expressing their gratitude.
7. Collect the cards and deliver them to the teachers or leaders as a way to show respect and appreciation.

This craft activity is both simple and meaningful, and it allows children to actively demonstrate their respect for authority figures. By creating a personalized “thank you” card, they can show their gratitude and appreciation in a tangible way that is sure to make a lasting positive impact.

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