Moses had told Joshua before entering the land that “the LORD your God is He that goeth with you, to fight for you against your enemies, to save you.” This promise required Joshua and the nation of Israel to believe and trust in Him. It also involved a lot of courage to follow God’s directions carefully. These two lessons outline the faithfulness of Israel in following God’s instructions but also their failings with the Gibeonites.
JUNIOR LESSON
Homework Sheet
This is Junior Lesson 10’s homework sheet (PDF) or (WORD) (Thanks to Jim S. for this homework sheet)
This is Junior Lesson 11’s homework sheet (PDF) or (WORD) (Thanks to Jim S. for this homework sheet)
Memory Verse System
Please refer to this post for the memory verse activity for Stage 2.
Here are Junior Lesson 10 and 11 memory verses (PDF) (Remember – this page includes memory verses for lessons 10-12)
This is Junior Lesson 10-12 memory verse page (PDF)
Practical Challenge
Thanks to Kate B. for sharing these practical challenges.
Each week we hope to share a practical challenge that can be incorporated into the lesson or as homework.
Junior Lesson 10 – Practical Challenge
To be added!
Junior Lesson 11 – Practical Challenge
To be added!
Craft Ideas
Two dedicated Sunday School teachers have very useful Pinterest pages that link directly to the CSSA program.
Take a look at the corresponding Primary Lesson to get more craft ideas!
Additional Resources
This is CSSA Junior Lesson 10 activity sheet (PDF)
This is CSSA Junior Lesson 11 activity sheet (PDF)
This is a Joshua Crossword (PDF)
This is a Joshua Wordsearch (PDF)
These PDF documents are full of fantastic Bible marking ideas for the Intermediate level (or advanced Juniors) (Thanks to Christadelphian Studies for these Bible marking sheets!) (Southern Campaign PDF and Northern Campaign PDF)
These PDF documents are full of fantastic Bible marking ideas for the Intermediate level (or advanced Juniors) from CSSA.
“Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.”
Proverbs 3:5-6