Lesson kit: Adam and Eve
Everything you need to teach this story in Sunday school, kids' church or at home: lesson plan, questions and a printable sheet.
- Passage
- Genesis 2—3
- Ages
- 3 to 5
- Length
- 37 minutes
Lesson aim
Disobedience brings sadness, but God’s love goes on, and he already had a plan to save us.
Key verse
“So God created humans in his own image… He created them male and female.” Genesis 1:27
Lesson plan
- 1
Welcome · 5 minutes
Greet the children, sing a song they know and say a short prayer.
- 2
The story · 10 minutes
Tell the story with the illustrations on the big screen or by reading it aloud, page by page.
Open on the big screen → - 3
Talk · 10 minutes
Ask the questions below and let the children answer in their own words.
- 4
Activity · 10 minutes
Hand out the printed sheet: each child draws their favourite scene and practises the verse.
- 5
Closing prayer · 2 minutes
Close by thanking God for what you learned today. Disobedience brings sadness, but God’s love goes on, and he already had a plan to save us.
Discussion questions
- What did God ask Adam and Eve to do?
- How did the serpent trick Eve?
- How did God show that he still loved them?
Summary for the teacher
God made a beautiful garden called Eden and placed Adam and Eve there to care for it and to be his friends. They could eat from every tree except one. The serpent tricked Eve, and both of them disobeyed. Sin brought sadness and separation, but God kept caring for them and promised a Savior.
Child's sheet
Name: ______________________________
Adam and Eve
Genesis 2—3
- What did God ask Adam and Eve to do?
- How did the serpent trick Eve?
- How did God show that he still loved them?
✂️ Cut out and take home
“So God created humans in his own image… He created them male and female.”
Genesis 1:27