This lesson is part 5 of 5 in our study called "Walk His Ways" based on the parables of Jesus. They were prepared for the Lenten season, but could be used Bible Lesson Plans for Kids, Lent Sunday School Lessons for Kids Ministry, Luke for Kids Sunday School Lessons Parable of the Lost Coin (Luke 15:8-10) Lesson for Lent. Explore creative and engaging ways to teach children the Parable of the Lost Coin from Luke 15:8-10 with our collection of Bible lesson ideas.
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The Parable of the Lost Coin This is a simplified version of the Bible story found in Luke 15:8-10, written for children to understand. For the original version, please refer to the Bible passage. Jesus and some people who were following Him loved to listen to Him speak about God.
They are sinners and did bad things, like steal and lie. Oh, no! They have lost a silver coin! They look until they find the lost silver coin which was hidden before class. I have a small broom from Dollar Tree and use the lamp to search around the room for the lost coin that I 'find' while I tell the lesson.
Put clay oil lamp in the search bar where you like to purchase items to look for the oil lamps. In the first 2 parables, the owner of the sheep and coins go looking for their lost items and left no stone unturned to find it. In the last parable, that father gave the son his wish, but waited with expectation for him to come home.
Write "The Parable Of The Lost Coin" and "Luke 15:8-10" at the top of the light green paper. When everyone is finished with their picture, quickly tell the story again, using the pictures as the visual aid. In Luke chapter 15, Jesus told three parables about lost things: a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son.
He told these parables in response to the accusations by the Pharisees and teachers of the law regarding his welcoming of sinners and (horror of horrors) eating with them. The parable I'm going to read is about a woman who lost a coin.