Little Light in the Dark
A flashlight in a dim room gives three-year-olds a feeling they can remember: a light helps us see and feel safe.
- SAY“I’m going to make the room a little bit dark. Ready?”
- Dim the lights, but leave the door cracked. Whisper, “Hmm, it’s hard to see. What do we need?”
- Click on the flashlight and say, “A light!” Shine it on the ceiling, then on your smiling face.
- Turn the lights back on. Say, “A light helps us see and feel safe. Today we’ll learn that Jesus is our light!”
Class screen: 🔦 What do we need? A light!
No supplies? Do this instead
Instead of: A flashlight
Sunshine Hands
- SAY“Let’s make it dark with our hands!”
- Everyone covers their eyes. Whisper, “Hmm, it’s dark. What do we need?” Everyone pops their hands open like sunshine and says, “A light!”
- Do it three times. Then say, “A light helps us see and feel safe. Today we’ll learn that Jesus is our light!”
Class screen: ☀️ Dark… light!