MEMORY VERSE:
“Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.” -Psalm 34:8 (NIV)
LESSONS:
Lesson 1 - Cheerios
Scripture: John 4:1-26, Jesus and the Samaritan Woman
Everybody eats Cheerios. In fact, for many babies, it’s one of the first solid foods they eat.
Objective: Kids will learn that the good news of Jesus is for everyone
Lesson 2 - Cocoa Pebbles
Scripture: John 5:1-15, The Healing at the Pool
Cocoa Pebbles transform that plain old milk into some chocolatey goodness.
Objective: Kids will learn that Jesus is in the business of transforming lives.
Lesson 3 - Rice Krispies
Scripture: Luke 17:11-19, Jesus Heals Ten Lepers
Once you add milk to Rice Krispies, they start making a lot of noise.
Objective: Kids will learn that when Jesus changes your life, you can't help but make some noise by sharing it with others.
Lesson 4 - Lucky Charms
Scripture: Luke 5:17-26, Jesus Heals a Paralytic
Some see the shamrocks, horseshoes, and other shapes in Lucky Charms as good luck charms.
Objective: Kids will learn that they don't luck when they have the love and care of Jesus.
Lesson 5 - Trix
Scripture: Luke 6:43-45 & Galatians 5:22-23, The Fruit of the Spirit
The artificially flavored pieces in a box of Trix are shaped like lemons, oranges, and cherries.
Objective: Kids will learn when we live the real Christian life in the Spirit, we will bear the fruit of the Spirit.
Lesson 6 - Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Scripture: Mark 10:17-31, The Rich Young Ruler
Cinnamon Toast Cruch is one of the most popular breakfast cereals for kids. So popular, it can be hard to share with others.
Objective: Kids will learn that sometimes following Jesus means we are willing to give up something that we would rather keep for ourselves.
Lesson 7 - Apple Jacks
Scripture: Matthew 14:22-23, Jesus and Peter Walk on Water
This cereal brings together the flavors of apple and cinnamon in a perfect pairing
Objective: Kids will learn that when we partner up with Jesus, there is nothing we can't do.
Lesson 8 - Honey Nut Cheerios
Scripture: Luke 10:38-42, Mary and Martha
This cereal makes you think of a busy bee all hyped up on lots of honey.
Objective: Kids will learn that Jesus wants us to spend time with Him, and not just rush around like busy bees.
Lesson 9 - Captain Crunch
Scripture: Acts 3:1-10, 4:5-21, Peter Heals a Man Born Blind
Those crispy nuggets in the box of Captain Crunch keep their crunchy texture even in milk.
Objective: Kids will learn to keep their commitment to Jesus even when others try to get them soggy.
Lesson 10 - Wheaties
Scripture: John 13:1-17, Jesus Washed His Disciples Feet
IWhen you want to start your day being your best, you might reach for a bowl of the "breakfast of champions".
Objective: Kids will learn that to be a champion for God, they should serve others.
Lesson 11 - Cocoa Puffs
Scripture: Matthew 11:25-30, Rest for the Weary
These puffs of cereal are light and airy.
Objective: Kids will learn that when we follow Jesus, He lightens our burdens.
Lesson 12 - Frosted Flakes
Scripture: Luke 8:40-56, A Dead Girl and a Sick Woman
These might look like just regular corn flakes, but when you take a bite, you get that extra bit of sweetness.
Objective: Kids will learn that Jesus can make life so much sweeter.
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