I created and launched this back in January because it is the Sanctity of Life month, but it seems even more appropriate now with all the videos that are being dropped weekly concerning Planned Parenthood’s depraved practices. Every life - every child - no matter his or her age, location, or state of health is a life worth sustaining.
I have very small children, five children six and under, to be exact. When our church shows media clips talking about abortion, Planned Parenthood, and Right to Life organizations, I am constantly listening for key words that I know I am going to have to revisit with my children later that day in an effort to explain what is going on in an age-appropriate manner.
Our family takes the Sanctity of Life very seriously, and I desire my children to as well. So how do I teach them in a way that they can understand and that is also age-appropriate?
When you subscribe to The Road to 31 by email you will receive a full lesson plan that can be used with your whole family to help you teach your children about the sanctity of life. I have tried to include both object lessons and printables that will work with various ages while teaching the same lesson.
You will receive in your FREE Unit Study the following:
- 1 Full Lesson Plan covering everything from how to discuss what abortion is with a small child to how your family can get involved in the Right to Life cause. This lesson plan goes deeper into greater Biblical concepts such as being made in God’s image, and why God allows sin to be in the world.
- Traceable Bible Verse Copywork
- Printing Practice Bible Verse Copywork
- Image of God Activity Worksheet
- Family Time Catechism Guide
- Guide to Baby’s Growth Inside the Womb (great for soon-to-be brothers and sisters!)
- Your choice of KJV or ESV downloads
I pray that this resource will help you as you traverse this difficult topic with your younger children. Our desire is to show our children the importance of protecting life, but it should also be to show them just how important it is to live a life to its fullest potential, which is being found in Christ and following Him in obedience.
The lessons that proceed will explain the sinful state of mankind, and the glorious salvation that Christ offers. Use this to open up a Gospel-filled ongoing dialogue with your child about the process of salvation and the ultimate glory that awaits those who cling to Christ.
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I would like the Sanctity of Life study. Thank you.
I subscribed but I am still not sure how to download the Sanctity of Life study. I would like to use it. Thanks!
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got it! love it! thank you!
~Stephanie
I was unable to find where to download the Sanctity of Life freebie, after I subscribed.
Thanks,
~Mrs. Covington
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May I be so forward to suggest that you not use the phrase “soon-to-be (sister, brother, mom)” when speaking of a baby en utero? Especially in a sanctity of life study, this phrase is directly contradictory to your mission. If a child is a child from the moment of fertilization (she is!), then the family involved are ALREADY brothers, sisters, mother, father, etc. Calling them “soon to be” implies that the life does not start until birth. The only time “soon to be” is appropriate in pro-life language is if the mother is PLANNING to be pregnant, but is not yet.
Thank you for considering it.
http://desertsnowflakes.blogspot.com/2013/07/culture-of-life-language.html
I appreciate the gentle correction.