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Week 4

Ten Minute Missions Moment:

1. Open class by greeting the children with a wai. See “how to wai” at www.thailandlife.com. A wai is done while saying:
   • Sawatdee krop (male speaker)
   • Sawatdee kaa (female speaker)

   Explain the need to respond with the correct gender ‘hello’.

   • How are you? Sabai dee reu
   • I am fine. Sabai dee

   This week we will add:

   • Please karunaa
   • Thank you kop koon
   • Yes chai
   • No mai chai

   This week we will add:

   1. God or Lord pra-jow
   2. Jesus Christ pryea sue
   3. Bible pr-come-pee
2. Brief review of Nong Fa’s Story. Brainstorm ways the children can serve the Lord in their local church as Nong Fa did by clearing the church with the teens. Some ideas to get the conversation started:
   • Clean classrooms
   • Welcome church visitors
   • Decorate a bulletin board
   • Empty trash cans
   • Rake leaves, pull weeds, shovel snow, etc.
   • Clean toys in nursery
   • Assist in the library
   • Fold bulletins for church
   • Assist ushers handing out bulletins, flyers
   • Wait tables at church gatherings
   • Plan an outreach event that children can invite friends to.
3. Complete story by showing story board 6. Pray for Nong Fa and the children of Thailand.
4. Sing “Deep and Wide”
5. Tell the children good-bye in Thai: “lagon”

One Hour Class:

1. Open class by greeting the children with a wai. See “how to wai” at www.thailandlife.com. A wai is done while saying:
   • Sawatdee krop (male speaker)
   • Sawatdee kaa (female speaker)

   Explain the need to respond with the correct gender ‘hello’.

   • How are you? Sabai dee reu
   • I am fine. Sabai dee

   This week we will add:

   • Please karunaa
   • Thank you kop koon
   • Yes chai
   • No mai chai

   This week we will add:

   1. God or Lord pra-jow
   2. Jesus Christ pryea sue
   3. Bible pr-come-pee
2. Brief review of Nong Fa’s Story. Brainstorm ways the children can serve the Lord in their local church as Nong Fa did by clearing the church with the teens. Some ideas to get the conversation started:
   • Clean classrooms
   • Welcome church visitors
   • Decorate a bulletin board
   • Empty trash cans
   • Rake leaves, pull weeds, shovel snow, etc.
   • Clean toys in nursery
   • Assist in the library
   • Fold bulletins for church
   • Assist ushers handing out bulletins, flyers
   • Wait tables at church gatherings
   • Plan an outreach event that children can invite friends to.
3. Complete story by showing story board 6. Pray for Nong Fa and the children of Thailand.
4. Sing “Deep and Wide”
5. Close in prayer.
6. Learning Activity: Buddhism
   • Buddhists do not worship a supreme being. Buddhism is based on the experience of a man named Siddhartha Gautama, a member of a royal Hindu family who lived around 560 B.C. He left his family to live in the wilderness and contemplate life and death. He claimed he found the key to “enlightenment” and became and “enlightened one,” a Buddha. He is now called Buddha and some people worship him as a god. His writings form the basis of Buddhism, which embraces reincarnation, the belief that people return to life in cycles or pass into nothingness. A person’s quality of life is thought to be based on behavior in earlier lives.
     1. Kids on a Mission Curriculum C&MA

        Kids on a Missions to Buddhists—short video clip on Buddhism, curriculum comes with explanation of Buddhism and activities to support learning.

     2. One Billion Wait OMF

        Curriculum complete with bible lesson, activities, games, recipes.

     3. Thailand Word Search.
7. Tell the children good-bye in Thai: “lagon”

Download lesson plans. (Word document)

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