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Below you will find a listing of all Sunday School Zone Cain and Abel Bible activities related to the Cain and Abel story in Genesis 4:1-16. The most recently-posted activities are identified at the top of the listing below.
- Cain and Abel Story Summary
Immediately, Cain wanted to hide his sin and Abel’s death....
- Cain and Abel Word Search
This Cain and Abel Word Search can help children gain a...
- Cain and Abel Story Summary
Apr 14, 2020 · Lesson: Cain and Abel - Ministry To Children. April 14, 2020 by Rev. Stephen R. Wilson. My lesson on the “fall out” from the Fall with a story about Adam and Eve’s very different sons, Cain and Abel. The object lesson and story game at the end will help students connect the message to their lives.
Colossians 3:23, ICB. Story Overview: Two of Adam and Eve’s sons were Cain (a farmer) and Abel (a shepherd). Abel was faithful and offered the best meat from the best lamb in his flock to God as a sacrifice. Cain offered some produce from his crops as his offering to God. God was pleased with Abel’s sacrifice but not with Cain’s.
Try these Sunday school activities and games to stimulate thoughtful conversations on the lesson of Cain and Abel. Sunday School Activities and Lesson Ideas for “Cain and Abel” Bible Story: Read the story of Abel from the Bible or go around the room having each student read a section. (Genesis 4: 1-7)
The ideas for these Cain and Abel crafts and activities come from the printable Sunday lesson on The Resource Room, a members-only section of Danielle's Place. In this lesson children learn about Cain and Abel, and how Cain made the wrong choice. They learn that sin separates us from God.
Jul 19, 2017 · Cain and Abel Lesson Objective. Students will be able to reflect on the ways they have been jealous like Cain or generous like Abel. Cain and Abel Lesson Activities 1. Hook. Invite the students to bring in a gift for another teacher (or catechist). Have the students each talk about what they brought in and why.
1) Study Genesis Chapter 4: Cain and Abel and Cain’s descendants 2) Learn that men, right from the beginning had cities, families, and problems. 3) Do activities that relate to understanding the two brothers Cain and Abel.
