Workshop - Noa’s Ark

Who was Noah in the Bible?

• Noah was a righteous man who lived during a time when the earth was filled with corruption and violence.

• God decided to send the flood because humanity had become wicked and corrupt.

• God asked Noah to build an ark, a large boat, to save his family and two of every kind of animal from the coming flood.

• Noah was told to bring two of every kind of animal, one male and one female. For some animals, such as clean animals, Noah was instructed to bring seven pairs.

Why did God decide to send a flood to the Earth?

• Noah was a righteous man who lived during a time when the earth was filled with corruption and violence.

• God instructed Noah to build the ark out of gopher wood and to coat it with pitch inside and out to make it waterproof.

• God decided to send the flood because humanity had become wicked and corrupt.

• Noah was told to bring two of every kind of animal, one male and one female. For some animals, such as clean animals, Noah was instructed to bring seven pairs.

What did God ask Noah to build?

• Noah sent out a raven and later a dove

• God promised never to destroy the earth with a flood again.

• God chose Noah because he was a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked faithfully with God.

• God asked Noah to build an ark, a large boat, to save his family and two of every kind of animal from the coming flood.

What materials did Noah use to build the ark?

• God instructed Noah to build the ark out of gopher wood and to coat it with pitch inside and out to make it waterproof.

• Iron

• Bricks

• God instruc Noah ti build with stick and stones.

Draw an Ark

Draw Noah and his family.

Organize the following words.

Groups:

(a) Comparative

,

(b) Superlative

• smartest

• bussier

• happier

• fastest

• most beautiful

• faster

How long did the flood last?

What is the ​ (a)   of God's promise not to destroy the ​ (b)   with ​ (c)  

• Earth
• a flood again.
• Symbol
• Venus
• rain
• an ark

Draw the symbol of God's promise not to destroy the earth with flood again.