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A Fool and His Money. Video Lesson. *Download to watch without the watermark. Free with 14 Day Trial. Time: 3:33. A Fool and His Money. Luke 12:15. Greedy Farmer. The Parable of the Rich Fool.
The first movie with an all-African-American cast, Alice Guy-Marché's A Fool and His Money from 1912.Score by Luke Hannington based on two tunes by Scott Jop...
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Director: Alice GuyStar: James RussellProduction company: Solax Film CompanyPLOT:Sam the white-washer pines for the affluent Lindy, but she has dumped him in...
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A crowd had formed around Jesus, people pushing and elbowing to get near enough to hear. And a voice cried out from the crowd: “Teacher, please tell my brother to divide our father’s estate with me!” A practical request—but one easily settled by law and custom. Jesus saw something lurking beneath the request and that’s what he addressed: greed. More specifically, how concern about wealth on earth gets in the way of being rich in a relationship with God. Keeping God first is more than just a s...
Option 2: First in Line
Have children face you, single file. Then ask them to line up again, but in alphabetical order of their first names. Have older kids help younger ones get in their correct places in line. Applaud the effort, but tell children to move more quickly as they line up several more times. For each of the following rounds, ask kids to get lined up within 30 seconds. Have children line up by height, exact age, alphabetical order of their middle names, distance to their homes from your meeting place, t...
Give-to-God Prayer
Gather kids and ask: Is it OK to have stuff and to have money?Give children time to respond. Say: Money isn’t good or bad. It is just . . . money. What matters most is the placemoney has in your life and what you do with the money you have. Let’s thank God for the money he’s given to us and to our families. And let’s tell him that when it comes to money, we’ll put God first. Ask children to pray with their palms open and up, as a symbol of their willingness to give all they have to God. Ask c...
Option 1: Instant Millionaire—10 Times Over!
Woo-hoo! Every child in your group has just received $10 million from an unknown donor. But there’s a catch: the money must be spent on themselves or others, or given away, in the next five minutes. Give each child a sheet of paper and a pencil for taking notes. Then give them this challenge: How will you get rid of your $10 million? Be ready to report back in five minutes! Ask children to report back to the larger group. Then ask: 1. How many of you will need a bigger house to keep your stuf...
Option 3: Inquiring Minds Want to Know
Gather kids in a circle. Ask: If you really put God first, what might change in your life?
May 24, 2021 · Proverbs 21:20 tells us how both a wise person and a foolish person handle finances. It inspired a popular proverb that says: “a fool and his money are soon parted.” Let’s take a look at the valuable lessons we can learn from this verse. #1 Wisdom and Foolishness in the Book of Proverbs.
Coin identification, values, and sums can all be introduced through a variety of fun, appropriate, and informative math videos that teach money. We have compiled a list of kid-friendly videos for you to use in your classroom. Pair these with Money Toothy or our Lucky to Learn Math Curriculum for some fun practice or review. Numberock-“Coins” (3:34)
