Song: Jesus Loves Me

Jesus loves me this I know
For the Bible tells me so
Little ones to Him belong
They are weak, but He is strong

Yes, Jesus loves me (3x)
For the Bible tells me so!

Song: It's a Great Day to Praise the Lord

It's a great day to praise the Lord (3x)
Walking in the light of God

Walk, walk, walk, walk in the light (3x)
Walking in the light of God

Jump...
Swim...
Run...
Hop...
Wiggle...

Song: He's the Lord of the Sunshine

He's the Lord of the sunshine
The Lord of the rain

He's the Lord of the good times
The Lord of the pain

He's the Lord of the mountains
The Lord of the sea

He's the Lord of the music
The Lord of the children
The Lord of you and me

Song: He's Able

He's able (2x)
I know He's able
I know my Lord is able to carry me through

He deals the broken hearted
And sets the captives free
He makes the lame to walk again
And makes the blind to see
Oh Yes!

He's able (2x)
I know He's able
I know my Lord is able to carry me through

Song: Deep & Wide

Deep and wide, deep and wide
There's fountain flowing
Deep and wide

Deep and wide, deep and wide
There's fountain flowing
Deep and wide

Song: If You're Happy & You Know It

If you're happy and you know it clap your hands (2x)
If you're happy and you know it
And you really want to show it
If you're happy and you know it clap your hands

... Stamp your feet
... Nod your head
... Turn around
... Shake a hand
... Do all five

If you're saved and you know it say Amen
Say "Amen"
If you're saved and you know it say Amen

Say "Amen"
If you're saved and you know it
And you really want to show it
If you're saved and you know it say Amen
Say "Amen"

Song: I Love You Jesus

I love you Jesus, deep down in my heart (2x)
Let's talk about deep, deep, down & down, Deep down in my heart (2x)

Nursery Duty Roster: May 29 - Oct 9, 2011

Below is the duty roster planned by Rochelle:

29 May 2011
God made the world and everything in it.
Simon and Rochelle
Teddy

5 June 2011
Adam and Eve's Choice / God gives rules because He loves me.
VK and Jannie
Emma

12 June 2011
Noah and the Ark /Noah trusts God, Obeys God
Jannie and Allan
Sarma

19 June 2011
Joseph helps his Brothers / Helping one another
Allan and Glory
Stephen

26 June 2011
Miriam and Baby Moses / God cares for me
Glory and Elaine
Gina

3 July 2011
Hannah's Prayer /God hears me, God hears people talk to him when they pray
Elaine and Allan
Teddy

10 July 2011
Allan and Jannie
Emma

17 July 2011
Rochelle and Simon
Sarma

24 July 2011
Simon and Rochelle
Stephen

31 July 2011
Rochelle and VK
Gina

7 August
VK and Wi Min
Teddy

14 August
Wi Min and Glory
Sarma

21 August
Glory and Elaine
Emma

28 August
Elaine and VK
Stephen

4 September
VK and Wi Min
Gina

11 September
Wi Min and Simon
Teddy

18 September
Simon and Rochelle
Stephen

25 September
Rochelle and Jannie
Emma

2 October
Jannie and Allan
Sarma

9 October
Allan and Glory
Gina

Useful Bible Verses For Teaching Children

The following suggestions from Virginia Baptist Church may be used during home time or Sunday School activity time or group time. Whenever it is possible, have your Bible open to the verse.

•    As the children put the blocks away neatly and quietly, say something like, “The way you are helping reminds me of some words in the Bible.” Read 2 Corinthians 1:24: “We are helpers.”

•    Say something like “Be gentle unto all,” (2 Timothy 2:24) or “Do good to all” (Galatians 6:10) when one child mistreats another.

•    When children are doing something unkind like pulling at the same book, sing the song, “The Happy Way” which contains the verse “Love one another.” (1 John 4:7)

•    A verse containing an abstract word can sometimes be played out. If the word is “love”, ask a child to let you whisper something for him to do to show that you love some person. You might whisper something like “Share a book”, “Pat him on the shoulder,” or “Hug him”. Perhaps some children may think of things to do without being told.

•    While examining an item from “God’s beautiful world”, say something like “God causes the grass to grow” (Psalm 147: 8) or while preparing an arrangement of nature things, say something like, “God has made everything beautiful in His time.” (Ecclesiastes 3:11)

•    Read a verse from the Bible as part of family worship in the home.

•    Sometimes, use a Bible verse as a thank-you prayer for good. “O give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good” (Psalm 118:29) can be used this way.

•    Have 4 pictures displayed. Read a verse from the Bible and let a child find a picture that the words could be about.

•    Read a verse from the Bible; let a child find in a book a picture that these words could be about.

•    Print a Bible verse at the bottom of a sheet of paper and let the child draw a picture that the verse makes him think of.

•    Let preschoolers put Bible verses on gifts for needy or sick people. If the gifts are cans of food, the verses may be pasted on the cans. As the preschoolers work, talk about what the verses say and mean.

•    Print Bible verses on greeting cards, valentines, gifts, etc., that the children make. Suggest several appropriate verses, and let each child decide which one he wants on his card.

•    Have a Bible verse printed on a place card for each person who will be eating a play-like meal. Read each child’s verse, and then let him pretend to be reading it.

•    Read from your Bible a part of a verse and let a child finish it or pretend to be finishing it, if he cannot read yet.

•    Have the verses that preschoolers understand shaded in your Bible with a light coloured crayon. Let a child find a verse that is shaded. Read it and then let the child pretend to be reading it. You might want to also have bright coloured ribbons in your Bible at appropriate verses.

•    Show several pictures (one at a time) which might help the child to understand an abstract word in a Bible verse. Perhaps the word is “praise”. Ask something like, “How are these children praising the Lord?” In this instance, there might be pictures of children singing, praying, bringing money to Sunday School.

Resources:
Virginia Baptist Church

http://www.hubbardscupboard.org/bible_memorization.html

http://bible.cc/

http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=662&srcid=459

Developmental Windows to Teach Children About God

According to "The Power of Teachable Moments" by Jim Widmann and Marianne Hering (Ch. 7), the following is a list of Bible facts and principles that were adapted and expanded from the Parents' Guide to the Spiritual Growth of Children, edited by John Trent, Ph.D., Rick Osborne and Kurt Bruner. The list is broken into into age groups: 0-4, 5-6, 7-9, 10-12, 13-15 and 16-18. Under each age heading are listed the biblical topics/principles that children should be able to grasp during the developmental window.

Ages 0-4:

1. God exists.
2. God loves you.
3. Jesus loves you.
4. God wants to take care of you.
5. God created everything.
6. God created you.
7. God gave us the Bible.
8. God's Son, Jesus, died for your sins so you can be with God.
9. Prayer is talking to God.
10. You need to talk to God regularly.
11. You need to regularly listen to stories about God and Jesus from the Bible.
12. God wants you to be good, kind and loving.
13. God wants you to see and think good things.
14. God wants you to go to church.
15. God wants you to obey your parents.
16. God wants you to share your things with others.

Ages 5-6:

17. God is your loving heavenly Father. He wants to guide, teach, love, protect and provide for you.
18. Jesus showed us who God is and what He's like.
19. God is everywhere, He can do anything and He knows everything.
20. Jesus has always been with God and is God.
21. God tells you about Himself, His Son, Jesus, and His plan for you in the Bible.
22. God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for you.
23. God has prepared a place for you in heaven. Jesus is coming back for you.
24. You can have a relationship with God by accepting what Jesus offers you: salvation.
25. God wants to have a relationship with you.
26. You can talk to God through prayer.
27. You can thank God and Jesus for all teh good things for your life.
28. You can ask God for wisdom and guidance.
29. You can read about God and His Son, Jesus, in the Bible or in a Bible storybook.
30. God has a plan for you.
31. The Bible tells you the kind of person God wants you to be.
32. God's way works best. You can be all God wants you to be by following Jesus.
33. God wants you to put only good things into your heart.
34. When you sin, you should ask God to forgive you - and He will.
35. God wants you to spend time with other Christians, both at church and in the community.
36. God wants you to help others and be nice to them.
37. God wants you to obey Him and follow Jesus in everything.
38. God wants you to share and take care of everything He gives you.
39. God wants you to understand and memorize the Bible verses.

Ages 7-9:

40. You can be sure that God is real.
41. There is only one God.
42. God exists in three Persons: Father, Song and Holy Spirit. This is called the Trinity.
43. God is eternal.
44. Jesus is both God and man.
45. Nothing exists apart from God creating it.
46. God's character is true, honest, loving, compassionate, faithful, just, impartial and holy.
47. The Bible is true. It is God's Word and you can trust it.
48. God made sure all stories in the Bible are part of the same larger story.
49. Not everyone obeys God.
50. God wants you to learn and study the Bible.
51. The world is full of sin. There is an enemy in the world (Satan).
52. Jesus died to save you from the penalty of sin.
53. Jesus defeated sin and Satan.
54. Jesus is the only way to God.
55. You read the Bible to learn who God is and what He has done and is doing.
56. You can pray your own prayers or with your parents.
57. Prayers benefits you in many ways.
58. Sometimes life gets hard and you should keep praying because that's the way God makes you stronger.
59. You can trust God and turn your life over to Him.
60. You should learn to seek God.
61. Jesus gives you peace.
62. God wants you to learn and grow and become like Jesus.
63. Growth is a learning process.
64. Your character should match God's character.
65. God wants you to develop your talents.
66. God wants you to develop the fruit of the Spirit, which is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control (Galatians 5:22).
67. God wants you to mature and develop your personality.
68. Church is God's idea. Jesus is the head of the Church. At church you learn about God and encourage each other to follow Jesus.
69. God wants you to understand what a blessing people and good relationships are.
70. God has taught you right and wrong. He did this to keep you safe and to give you a good life.
71. The Ten Commandments are a good guide for life.
72. God wants you to share your faith.

Ages 10-12:

73. Not everyone believes the truth about God, but there are ways you can respond to their objections. (Handling contrary opinions about God, or basic apologetics; you can also study other religions so that you are equipped to handle their questions.)
74. God wants you to explore the Bible.
75. God put the Bible together in a fascinating way. Some dozens of authours over a period of several thousand years created a book with a single, unifying profile of God and His will and purpose.
76. You need to learn how to study the Bible.
77. God lets His people serve Him and worship Him in different ways.
78. God gave us an accurate record of His Son, Jesus.
79. God wants you to tell others about what Jesus has done.
80. Jesus will return as Judge and there will be a new heaven and a new earth.
81. You can pray on your own.
82. You can read the Bible on your own.
83. You can learn to worship God and Jesus on your own or in a group.
84. God wants you to choose to grow, learn and seek His wisdom.
85. You don't have to live the Christian life on your own. God is working in you by His Holy Spirit.
86. God wants you to find and follow His will for your life.
87. God wants you to choose to commit your entire life and everything you have to Him.
88. God wants you to choose His way because you love Him and want to be like Jesus.
89. God wants you to learn to seek and follow His Spirit's leading.
90. You need to learn how to resist temptation and Satan.
91. You need to get involved in Church and find your place in the body of Christ.

Ages 13-15:

92. God is your provider. You can trust Him to take care of your financial needs.
93. God is the God of people groups and families. He is also a personal God - your God.
94. God's love is based on His goodness, not on your love-ableness.
95. God is more interested in building your character than He is in making you comfortable. God loves you and helps you, but He doesn't always make things easy.
96. When you have depressing and sad thoughts, God wants you to pray and tell Him. He will help you.
97. God wants you to pray for your family, friends, your future spouse, your nation and the world.
98. God wants your words to be wholesome. Cursing or taking the Lord's name in vain is inappropriate. God does not want you to gossip or to tease with harsh jestling.
99. The Bible warns against getting drunk or letting anything control your mind, be it alcohol or drugs.
100. God wants you to witness to people who are different from you. They can be different in their cultural background, how much money they have, their skin colour, hobbies, or their taste in music.
101. God wants you to be sexually pure in thought and deed.
102. God wants you to choose friends who will help you become a stronger Christian. Find those friends who ask, "What would Jesus do?"

Ages 16-18:

103. God has shaped you and designed you for His plans. He is the potter; you are the clay. Your destiny is found in Him.
104. God gives you the strength and resources to face each day, no matter how tough it is.
105: God's purpose for sending Jesus was to offer forgiveness to the world. He will forgive your sins if you ask Him in Jesus' name.
106. God wants you to honour your parents even when it is difficult.
107. You need to choose God as your own God. He does not want lip service to a family tradition; He wants your heart.
108. God wants you to live each day for Him and to be prepared to serve Him today with the gifts He has given you. This will help you discover your identity.
109. You need to be learning how to be respectful, honouring, self-sacrificing and self-controlled. These are the qualities that make a good spouse.
110. God wants you to stand against the common culture. This takes self-control.
111. By discovering your spiritual gifts, you can better serve God and the church. You will be satisfied only when you are serving others with your God-given gifts.
112. Feelings can be deceptive. God wants you to obey Him and renew your mind by reading the Bible so you will not be led astray by emotions or arguments that appeal to your emotions.

Nursery Lesson Plan Template

Lesson Plan

 

FIBC Nursery (0-5 years old)

Date: DD/Month/YYYY, Time: 1 – 2.15pm

Concept Area: XXX

Theme: XXX

Key Bible Verse: XXX

12.45 – 1pm: Preparation Time

• Teachers to arrive 15 minutes earlier to prepare and set up the room.
• Bring a jug of water.
• Mark Attendance.

1-1.15pm: Craft Time

Craft: XXX

Materials:

Directions:

1.15 – 1.30pm: Snack Time

• Gather the children to sit together in a circle.
• Sing the “Say Grace Song”

1.30 – 1.45pm: Lesson Time with Singing

Bible Verses: XXX

Introduce the key Bible Verses with hand motions and song.

1.45 – 2pm: Game Time

Game: XXX

Objective(s):

Materials:

Directions:

2 – 2.15pm: Clean up Time

• Clean up together and sing the song “Time to Clean Up”
• Sterile toys with wet wipe

2.15pm: Parents pick up kids

References:


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Parent Newsletter

Date: DD/MM/YYY

Dear Parent

Theme

This week’s theme is XXX.

Bible Verses

The Key Bible Verse used is XXX. You can recite this verse to your child at home during this week.

Song

We sing this song XXX with hand actions. You can learn it here and sing it together with your child at home:

(Youtube video link)

We hope this helps you to keep up with the education your child received at the nursery this Sunday.

Thank you for entrusting your child with us.

In His Service,

FIBC Nursery

Prayer Jars

This is one of the ways you can make teaching the lesson about prayer fun for children.

Age: From 2.5 years old

Objective(s): To teach the child how to pray in a fun way

Materials:
1. Empty cleaned jam, nut butter or baby food jars with lid
2. Clipart with a child prayer printed with the words “I Can Pray”
3. Fun stickers such as stars, etc.
4. Pictures of prayer items or 4 small pieces of paper for the child to draw
5. Crayons/pencils
6. A ribbon

Directions:
1. Give each child a jar and tie the ribbon around the neck of the jar.

2. Help him put one of the provided “I Can Pray” clipart labels on it. They can also use other stickers to decorate their jar.

3. Print out pictures as prayer items such as mommy, daddy, grannny, granddad, your church, your country, people who are sick, the poor, a good sleep, etc.

4. Let your child choose approx. 3 pictures of the prayer items he would like to pray for and ask him to put them into the jar.

5. Each morning or evening during bed time prayer, take out each of the picture from the jar and pray together with your child.

6. Suggest that your child to try and pray by telling him that praying is like talking to God.

* If your child is old enough to draw, give him pieces of paper for him to draw the things he would like to pray for and ask him to put his drawings into the prayer jar.

You can also let your child put out the labels and glue it onto the jar.

Tips:
If you print two sets of prayer item pictures, you can use it for a matching game. Turn all the picture face down, and ask the children to each take turn to turn two pictures randomly. If the two pictures match, he gets to keep the pictures. The child with the most set of pictures win.

Nursery Lesson Plan 25: Prayer - 3rd July 2011

FIBC Nursery (0-4 years old)

Date: 3rd July 2011, Time: 1 – 2.15pm

Concept Area: God

Theme: Hannah's Prayer /God hears me, God hears people talk to him when they pray

Key Bible Verse: Psalm 55:17: “I will pray morning, noon and night and He will hear and answer.”

Teachers: Elaine, Allan & Teddy

12.45 – 1pm: Preparation Time

• Teachers to arrive 15 minutes earlier to prepare and set up the room.
• Bring a jug of water.
• Mark Attendance.

1-1.15pm: Craft Time

Craft: Making Prayer Jar

Materials:
1. Empty cleaned jam, nut butter or baby food jars with lid
2. Clipart with a child prayer printed with the words “I Can Pray”
3. Fun stickers such as stars, etc.
4. Pictures of prayer items or 4 small pieces of paper for the child to draw
5. Crayons/pencils
6. A ribbon

Directions:
1. Give each child a jar and tie the ribbon around the neck of the jar.
2. Help him put one of the provided “I Can Pray” clipart labels on it. They can also use other stickers to decorate their jar.
3. Print out pictures as prayer items such as mommy, daddy, grannny, granddad, your church, your country, people who are sick, the poor, a good sleep, etc.
4. Let your child choose approx. 3 pictures of the prayer items he would like to pray for and ask him to put them into the jar.
5. Each morning or evening during bed time prayer, take out each of the picture from the jar and pray together with your child.
6. Suggest that your child to try and pray by telling him that praying is like talking to God.

* If your child is old enough to draw, give him pieces of paper for him to draw the things he would like to pray for and ask him to put his drawings into the prayer jar.

You can also let your child put out the labels and glue it onto the jar.

Tips:
If you print two sets of prayer item pictures, you can use it for a matching game. Turn all the picture face down, and ask the children to each take turn to turn two pictures randomly. If the two pictures match, he gets to keep the pictures. The child with the most set of pictures win.

Contingency Craft: Tracing Hands

Materials:
1. Some blank papers
2. Crayons

Directions:
1. Let the children trace their hands on a sheet of art paper.
2. Tell the children that they can use their fingers to remember how to pray.
3. Over the thumb, write "Praise".
4. Tell the children to start the prayer by praising God in words or song.
5. Over the first finger, write "Thank you".
6. Tell the children that they can thank God for something He has done.
7. Over the second finger, write "Confess".
8. Tell the children that, in prayer, it's good to tell God the things the child has done wrong.
9. Over the third finger, write "Ask".
10. Tell the children they should ask God for the things they need, including food and asking for forgiveness for the things they confess.
11. Over the fourth finger, write "Intercede".
12. Tell the children that they can close the prayer by asking God to help others who need Him.
13. Put the picture up where it can be seen and remembered. When your child has it memorized, she will have the steps in prayer with her all the time.

1.15 – 1.30pm: Snack Time

• Gather the children to sit together in a circle.
• Sing the “Say Grace Song”

1.30 – 1.45pm: Lesson Time with Singing

1. Have the children bring their jars and sit in a circle on the floor or on chairs.
2. Start by singing the song "Read the Bible, Pray Everyday".
3. Explain that praying is about talking with God.
4. Explain to them that God tells us in His Word to pray and that they can pray to God any time.
5. Introduce the key Bible Verses with hand motions.
6. Have each child pull out pictures from his/her prayer jar and pray for what he/she has drawn.
7. Teach them how to fold their hands, bow their heads, and close their eyes while they are listening to the other children, and when they say their prayer. If a child does not want to say anything, do not force him or her.
8. Reassure the children that it's OK to tell God the things they do something wrong.
9. Close with the song “Whisper A Prayer”.

Bible Verses: Psalm 55:17

Introduce the key Bible Verses with hand motions and song (movements are helpful for remembering words to a prayer) as follows:

• Whisper a prayer in the morning (Put your index finger to your mouth to whisper, fold your hands to pray and stretch both hands out high)
• Whisper a prayer at noon (Put your index finger to your mouth to whisper, fold your hands to pray and open wide both hands)
• Whisper a prayer in the evening (Put your index finger to your mouth to whisper, fold your hands to pray and put both palms together to your ears to indicate sleep in the evening)
• To keep your heart in tune (Both thumbs pointing at each other near your heart)
• God answers prayer in the morning (Raise both both hands up to indicate God, fold your hands to pray and stretch both hands out high)
• God answers prayer at noon (Raise both hands up to indicate God, fold your hands to pray and open wide both hands)
• God answers prayer in the evening (Raise both hands up to indicate God, fold your hands to pray and put both palms together to your ears to indicate sleep in the evening)
• So keep your heart in tune (Both thumbs pointing at each other near your heart)

1.45 – 2pm: Game Time

Game: The Silence Game with Sound Bag

Objective(s):
1. To quieten down the children to understand the verse “Be still and know that I am God” Psalm 46:10.
2. To teach the children that God hears our prayers
3. To train the child’s attention to sound

Materials:
Gather items and place them in a bag. You might choose things such as:
1. Harmonica
2. Whistle
3. Baby crying doll
4. Bell
5. Hour glass

Directions:
1. Gather the children and get their attention.
2. Have the children close their eyes and remain perfectly still and listen. Say the verse, “Be still and know that I am God”.
3. Pick an item from the bag and play it for the children (Be sure to turn your back so that peeking eyes will not wander.)
4. Place the item back in the bag and in a whisper, ask the class if they can guess what they heard. If they were wrong, play it again. If they were right, move on to the next object.
5. Put everything back to the bag.
6. Encourage a child to lead by picking an item from the bag and play it for the other children.

2 – 2.15pm: Clean up Time

• Clean up together and sing the song “Time to Clean Up”
• Sterile toys with wet wipe

2.15pm: Parents pick up kids
• Inform the parents about the prayer jars and have them pray with their child everyday.

References:
http://ministry-to-children.com/i-can-pray-preschool-lesson/
http://www.teachableheartministries.org/files/prayerjarlabel.pdf
http://ezinearticles.com/?Teaching-Your-Preschoolers-to-Pray-Morning,-Noon-and-Night---A-Scripture-Lady-Activity&id=4215623
http://www.allaboutprayer.org/how-to-teach-children-to-pray-faq.htm#ixzz1OcUJDSmi
http://www.suite101.com/content/prayers-for-young-children-a19131
http://www.suite101.com/content/prayer-bible-lesson-plan-ideas-a30027
http://childparenting.about.com/c/ht/03/04/How_Teach_Child_Pray1050364166.htm
http://www.psscentral.com/
http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=662&srcid=459
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7ywmlv8Hu8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH5ajWfdH3g
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Parent Newsletter

July 3, 2011

Dear Parent

Theme

This week’s theme is God Hears People When They Pray.
Your child will bring back a Prayer Jar we make during the class where he/she will draw a picture of something he/she would like to pray for. You can use it at home to help your child to pray.

Bible Verses

The Key Bible Verse used is Psalm 55:17. You can recite this verse to your child at home during this week.

Here are a few more Bible verses on prayer which you can use with your child at home:
• Ephesians 46:10
• Matthew 6:9-13
• Isaiah 58:9

Song

We sing this song "Whisper a Prayer" with hand actions. You can learn it here and sing it together with your child at home:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7ywmlv8Hu8

We hope this helps you to keep up with the education your child received at the nursery this Sunday.

Thank you for entrusting your child with us.

In His Service,
FIBC Nursery

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Songs

Say Grace Song

Thank you for the world so sweet, Ho Hum
Thank you for the the food we eat, Yum Yum
Thank you for the birds that sing a-ling-a-ling
Thank you God for everything, Amen!

Whisper a Prayer

Whisper a Prayer
Whisper a prayer in the morning
Whisper a prayer at noon
Whisper a prayer in the evening
To keep your heart in tune
God answers prayer in the morning
God answers prayer at noon
God answers prayer in the evening
So keep your heart in tune
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scgJzYBEaGY&NR=1

Read Your Bible

Read your Bible, pray everyday,
Pray everyday, pray everyday
Read your Bible, pray everyday
And you will grow, grow, grow
You will grow, grow, grow
You will grow, grow, grow
Read your Bible, pray everyday
And you will grow, grow, grow

Neglect your Bible, forget to pray,
Forget to pray, forget to pray,
Neglect your Bible, forget to pray,
And you will shrink, shrink, shrink
You will shrink, shrink, shrink
You will shrink, shrink, shrink
Neglect your Bible, forget to pray
And you will shrink, shrink, shrink
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfScu505a2o

Time to Clean Up

Time to Clean Up (2X)
Boys and Girls (2X)
When we are good helpers (2X)

God is glad (2X)

Song: Read Your Bible

Read your Bible, pray everyday,
Pray everyday, pray everyday
Read your Bible, pray everyday
And you will grow, grow, grow
You will grow, grow, grow
You will grow, grow, grow
Read your Bible, pray everyday
And you will grow, grow, grow

Neglect your Bible, forget to pray,
Forget to pray, forget to pray,
Neglect your Bible, forget to pray,
And you will shrink, shrink, shrink
You will shrink, shrink, shrink
You will shrink, shrink, shrink
Neglect your Bible, forget to pray
And you will shrink, shrink, shrink

Song: Time to Clean Up

Time to Clean Up (2X)
Boys and Girls (2X)
When we are good helpers (2X)
God is glad (2X)

Song: Whisper a Prayer

Whisper a prayer in the morning
Whisper a prayer at noon
Whisper a prayer in the evening
To keep your heart in tune
God answers prayer in the morning
God answers prayer at noon
God answers prayer in the evening
So keep your heart in tune

Video Demonstration:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scgJzYBEaGY&NR=1

Song: Say Grace Song

Thank you for the world so sweet, Ho Hum
Thank you for the the food we eat, Yum Yum
Thank you for the birds that sing a-ling-a-ling
Thank you God for everything, Amen!