Advent Lessons: Teaching through the Nativity
Jesus’ birth in Matthew and Luke Lesson Objective: The children will learn the story of Jesus’ birth chronologically through the reading of Scripture. Target Age: Pre K-5th grade (can be modified for all ages) Pre K-K may need a separate coloring page for each part of the story. 4 and 5 may not want to do the coloring page.
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