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try thisWhere can i find website for tutorials on ten commandments for children?
I ran across a couple sites and thought I'd pass the better ones on to you. Depending on the ages of your children they may or not be age appropriate (sorry I didn鈥檛 know which age group to aim for!)
http://mssscrafts.com/oldtestament/comma鈥?/a>
1) If you click on each commandment (half way down the page) it has a explanation for children about what the commandment is and it has some small images to help illustrate it. What I really liked is it also had a ';real life application'; section on the same page so you can help your child how that commandment applies to their life in the place where they are.
http://gardenofpraise.com/bibl9s.htm
2) This site appears to largely be for promoting a product, but it has an audio for a Ten Commandments song. I don't know about you, but music is a powerful tool.... I still sing the song I was taught (to the tune of row row your boat) when I'm trying to remember my ';4'; multiplication tables and that was AGES ago ...
http://gardenofpraise.com/mempeg2.htm
3) This site has each commandment listed with a number (1-10) that helps illustrate the commandment it goes with. For example No.4 is Keep the Sabbath Day Holy. It has a little blurb about the Jewish people went to temple, and then it has a picture of the number 4 next to a temple. These pictures can be printed out in color (like to hang on walls) or in black and white ... so that your child can color it in himself and better retain the information. Number 1 (have no other Gods) has a picture of a gold chest next to the No.1 This would give you a chance to have your child tell you what other things can be gods (make it relevant to them) and then they can draw a picture of those things next to the chest of gold and hang it on their wall (or whatever you want to do with them).
I hope this helps!
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