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Telling God's Story: Year Four Activity Book is filled with coloring pages, simple but engaging crafts, service projects and activities, and group games, all based on the stories and letters from the New Testament.  These lesson plans, designed to accompany the weekly lessons laid out in Telling God's Story: Year Four Instructor Guide, provide enough additional activities to fill out a week of home school or private school study. A core set of activities is also provided for use in Sunday School settings. Coloring pages accompany each lesson, while crafts, games, and activities help young students understand and remember.

This book is meant to bring the joy of possibility to all who read it, to expound upon the principles which make one free, to motivate hope in those that are disheartened, and to build strength in those that are willing to fight for freedom's cause. Freedom, true, personal freedom, is one of the most valuable ideas, rather, one of the most valuable plans in all of existence.Freedom is not given to anyone. It is something for which we must all fight daily. Freedom is its own reward, and deserved only by those willing to pay its price.This book is meant to inspire hope in all who read it, to motivate righteous action, to expand thought, to inspire great minds, and to help personal weaknesses become strengths.(Please keep a pencil with you as you read, jot down your inspiration each time you read it, review your notes periodically, and become the person you wish to be!)

These lesson plans, designed to accompany the weekly lessons laid out in Telling God's Story: Instructor Text and Teaching Guide, Year Two (sold separately), provide enough additional activities to fill out an entire week of home school or private school study. A core set of activities is also provided for the use of Sunday School teachers. Coloring pages accompany each lesson and accurately reflect the historical setting of the original stories, while a full range of crafts, games, and activities help young students understand and remember.

OverthinkingStop Intrusive Thoughts and Reduce AnxietyYou are not at the mercy of your thoughts. They do not exist in the real world, or anywhere else other than your mind. They only become real if you create an intention and then follow through with action. This means your fears cannot harm you, only make you uncomfortable. Say you have a concern about your health (assuming is unfounded). Your brain might be sending you messages that you are going to get sick and die, and this might cause you feelings of intense fear, which makes the event seem imminent. When this feeling takes over, stop and step back for a moment. Look at what is actually happening around you. Your mind is playing tricks on you. No matter how scary your thoughts are on the inside, come back to reality. Change your BrainUsing Neuroplasticity to Retrain Your Brain for Discipline, Courage, Motivation, & Good HabitsLife is full of setbacks. That isn''t something we can change. What we can do is react to them in a way that works toward finding a solution for them- or not. To achieve the former, you must work for what you say you want. Think about a time you''ve done something with low confidence in your ability to do it, and your heart wasn''t in it- for example, going into a presentation when you aren''t feeling well. Now think about when you felt the opposite- feeling your best, liking the way you look, and sure that you know what you were supposed to do. In which instance was your performance better? Master Your EmotionsDeveloping EQ, Self-Awareness, Mindfulness, & Intentional LivingThrough reading Master Your Emotions you will not only discover the potential for mastering your emotions, but you will also discover practical measures that you can implement today so that you can start seeing results right away! Buy your copy of Master Your Emotions today so that you can stop being overruled by your emotions, and start experiencing your emotions in a healthier way. Declutter Your BrainRetrain Your Brain & Organize Your LifeIf your brain is cluttered, it is nothing to be ashamed of. Everyone struggles with that at times. Think about when your room is disorganized. The answer isn''t to beat yourself up about it. You just need to clean it up. You can think of your mind as a room. It is your private space that no one can access but you. With this comes the responsibility to keep it orderly because it affects every area of your life. This is an ongoing process. Just as you need to clean your bedroom regularly, you need to do the same for your mind.

Coloring pages, craft projects, group activities, and lesson plans turn Telling God's Story, Year Three into a complete, easy-to-use elementary religion curriculum. Designed for historical accuracy in consultation with historian Susan Wise Bauer.