CVCE Curriculum
We offer a Bible-based, non-denominational curriculum that makes learning fun for kids.
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The Ten Commandments
After you do something that isn’t right, do you wonder if you’re still a member of God’s family? Everyone who believes in Jesus needs to know that Satan can’t pull you away from your forever family. No one, no how, no way can separate you from the love of God. Not even your own sin. Before you placed your faith in Christ, you were like a kite on the ground with no strength to fly. Then it was as if Jesus picked you up, tied a long unbreakable string around your heart, and set you aloft. He’ll never let you go. He permanently holds you tight. So enjoy the flight. You’re on your way up, up, up to heaven, and that’s worth hollering about with everything you’ve got. God’s Love Holds Me Tight Like a Kite! He Will Never Let Go!
Manna from Heaven
Can you imagine waking up to a backyard full of FREE frosted flakes every morning? That’s exactly what happened to God’s people in the book of Exodus. Each day, six days a week, for 40 years, all they had to do was roll out of their tents, pile high their cereal bowls, and eat as much manna as they wanted. This all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is a picture of how God promises to take care of us as we trust Him day by day. Whenever you start your day with cereal flakes of any kind, grin from ear to ear as you remember that God promises to provide everything you need. So don’t moan, groan and be grouchy. Remember, God is Good, God is Great, He Made 40 Years of Frosted Flakes
The Cloud, The Fire, & The Red Sea
Everyone’s life is a story with lots of day-to-day details. And every story has a plot-that’s the story line. Have you ever wondered how much God knows and remembers about your plot? Did He see those bumps you got as you learned how to walk? Did He see when you first rode a bike? Was He around when you first tied your shoes? What about the times you were alone? The answer is YES! YES! YES! God always follows your life plot, dot-to-dot, day by day, in every way. He sees and cares about everything you do. Even though you can’t see Him, God is always with you. In fact, your plot is His daily delight. God Plans My Plot Dot-To-Dot
The Ten Plagues
To live “in clover” means to live a “don’t worry, be happy” lifestyle. Not very many of us live that way. Most of us are worriers. But we don’t have to be. Do you know why? Because God has taken care of our number one need: forgiveness. The Passover is a picture of how Jesus would one day cover all our sins with his blood, saving us from the punishment we deserve for our sins. Jesus died on the cross like a Passover lamb so that God’s punishment could pass over us. By asking Jesus to be our Savior, we can live in clover now … and forever. I Live in Clover Cause of Passover
The Burning Bush
What does it take for God to get your attention? Do you check out God’s Word to see what He wants you to do? Do you listen to your parents and teachers? Or does it take something bigger for you to follow Him? God will do whatever it takes to get our attention. One day when Moses was minding his own business, God showed up in a burning bush that didn’t burn up. God told Moses to go back to Egypt and lead his people out of slavery into the Promised Land. God used that burning bush to push Moses into action. How is God trying to get your attention? Whatever He does, stop and listen. Then do what He says. You’ll be glad you did. God Can Use a Burning Bush Whenever I Need a Push
Baby in a Basket
Did you ever get a sunburn because you forgot to put on sunscreen? Ouch! The neat thing about sunscreen is how it protects us from sunburn without slowing us down. We just put it on and forget about it while we play and have fun in the sun. No matter what time of year it is, rub a dab of sunscreen onto your arm. See how it disappears? Your unseen sunscreen protects you from getting burned by harmful, unseen, ultraviolet sun rays. God is a lot like sunscreen in the way He protects us. He’s always as close as our skin. And He protects us from all kinds of harm, even when we don’t know He’s doing it. But how does God protect each one of His children all over the world? Only God knows, but we do know this: He never needs to sleep, which means He’s always on the job doing whatever it takes to protect you and keep you safe. God is My Unseen Sunscreen
Review
Don’t you think dillydally is a funny-sounding word? Dilly is just silly with a D. And dally is like the word delay, which means to put something off. So dilly dally means “to be silly and delay.” Thousands of people waste their lives in the “Valley of Decision.” We wonder why they would dillydally there when God has offered to take them to high ground. God is just waiting to forgive them and be the guide by their side every day. If you’re in the valley and not sure about following God, don’t dillydally another second. Turn to God now, take His hand while you can, and follow His lead to higher ground today! I Don’t Dilly Dally in The Valley of Decision
Joseph 2
Weaving is the process of making cloth by crossing two sets of threads over and under each other. One set, the warp, is stretched up and down on a loom or frame. The other set, the weft, gets woven from left to right. Get it? Weft-left. To make cloth, a weaver threads the weft over and under the warp again and again. God is the Master Weaver. He promises to make every up-and-down and over-and-under weave of your life work together for your good. Learn to believe in God’s perfect weave. Tell Him often, out loud, that you trust His leadership in your life. No matter what. I Believe in God’s Perfect Weave
Joseph 1
Brothers and sisters often fight because no one wants to share the spotlight. That’s the way it was with Joseph and his 10 older brothers. Joseph was his daddy’s favorite, and that made his brothers very jealous. The jealousy grew into hatred, and they finally sold Joseph as a slave to some men going far away to Egypt. Sometimes parents and other family members do things that are unfair. But the message to us is pretty clear: Allowing ourselves to become jealous can open the gate to hate. Jealousy Opens the Gate to Hate
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