Kids' Travel Guide series Kids' Travel Guide to the Ten Commandments 13 Interactive Lessons on Right and Wrong

Each resource in this best-selling series has 13 lessons which are...

• Multi-aged--perfect for kids from Kindergarten through 5th grade.
• Flexible--works for 2 kids...12 kids...20 kids!
• Easy-to-teach--so even beginners lead great lessons--week after week!

Every lesson is packed with activities, stories, creative options, and take-home pages that kids tuck into their very own travel journals! Plus there are helpful Tour Guide Tips for teachers and Scenic Routes that stretch lessons with exciting extras.

Impress the Ten Commandments into children's hearts in 13 easy lessons.

Take children on exciting journeys of fun and adventure through the Ten Commandments. Each of these 13 lessons includes departure prayers to prepare children's hearts, adventuresome activities to help children apply Bible points, and souvenirs to let children take home what they've learned. The last lesson shows children how all the Ten Commandments lead them to the cross, and helps explain salvation to young minds.

You'll take them on exciting journeys filled with stories, fun, prayer, and adventure. Along the way, they'll learn that God gives us laws because he loves us. Best of all, the final lesson shows how all of the commandments lead us to Jesus.

In each of these 13 lessons, you will take your kids on a travel adventure with:

• In-Focus Verse from Exodus or other related Scripture begins the journey.
• Departure Prayer designed for participation.
• First Stop Discovery: Narrated enactment or group activity exploring the day's lesson.
• Story Excursions: Uses story to relate the lesson to real life in fun, imaginative and dramatic ways.
• Adventures in Growing: Activities (obstacle course, follow-the-leader, action songs, mazes, crafts, and more) show kids how to apply what they've learned to their daily lives!
• Home Again Prayer closes the lesson.
• Souvenirs: Kids create pages that go into a notebook to remind them of what they have learned about the commandments

You will also get:

• Tour Guide Tips: Ideas you can use to enhance or adapt the lesson for different ages.
• Items to Pack: Supplies and props for the journey.
• Scenic Routes to give you more creative options.
• Fun Facts: Jokes and interesting tidbits related to the lesson.
• Reproducible pages: Games, and journal "souvenirs."

Table of Contents

• An Introduction to the Travel Guide
• Moses Receives the Ten Commandments
  • God gave us loving laws to keep us safe.
• The First Commandment: You Shall Have No Other Gods Before Me
  • Worship God Alone.
• The Second Commandment: You Shall Not Make Any Idols
  • God wants and deserves first place in your life.
• The Third Commandment: Speak God's Name With Respect
  • Our words tell what's in our hearts.
• The Fourth Commandment: Set Aside a Special Day for God
  • God gives us a day to refuel and remember him.
• The Fifth Commandment: Honor Your Father and Mother
  • Honor means respect and obey.
• The Sixth Commandment: You Shall Not Kill
  • Say no to violence. Say yes to life!
• The Seventh Commandment: Be True to Your Husband or Wife
  • Keep your promises.
• The Eighth Commandment: You Shall Not Steal
  • Be givers, not getters.
• The Ninth Commandment: You Shall Not Lie 
  • Always tell the truth.
• Tenth Commandment:  You Shall Not Want What Others Have
  • Be happy with what you have.
• Reviewing the Top Ten
  • God's treasured people choose to obey.
• The Law Leads Us to the Cross
  • Our sin is real, but our sin is gone!