Discover How to Get Your
Sunday School Students to Understand & Embrace the
True Meaning of Christmas!

It can be easy for kids (and even adults) to get wrapped up in the materialism of Christmas.

“I want this … and this … and that” are familiar refrains to parents everywhere.

So what about this year focusing on getting your Sunday School students to better grasp the true meaning of Christmas?

Sound impossible?

Well, it’s not with what I’m about to show you … and parents will certainly appreciate you focusing on a more “humble Christmas” instead of one that involves the commercialism that has enveloped the holiday.

Celebrating Christmas With Humility

You may be surprised at how willing kids are to embrace the concept of a “humble Christmas.”

Particularly when you compare our lives now with the humble way Jesus entered the world.

In fact, one way to drive home the message of a humble Christmas might be to create Christmas projects, like a Nativity, using inexpensive household objects.

You could let your imagination run wild – for example, maybe a shoe box would make a great stable, old papers sent through the paper shredder could make great hay, an old bottle cap bent with a pair of pliers could be a manger.

You get the idea.

Making humble Christmas projects could be a great way to catch the spirit of humility and help kids see that fun needn’t cost a fortune and that there are more important things to consider on Christmas than just what presents you received.

Here’s something else to keep in mind – younger children especially have no problem imagining precisely what you tell them.

If you say these two cotton balls are an angel and the two paper clips are going to be her wings, younger children will be happy to help in construction. Older kids will then capture the message and even build on it!

When you are finished, your kids can enjoy the same feeling of humility that warmly wrapped itself around Joseph and Mary and the cattle and the shepherds and even the angels.

So are You Ready to Help Your Students
Better Understand the True
Meaning of Christmas?

If so, I have created a “Christmas Lesson Pack” that contains all the lessons, games, crafts, snacks, science projects, songs and skits you need to help your students find the real joy in Christmas no matter what else is going on.

Here is just some of what is included:

	5 simple holiday ideas that bring comfort and joy!
	A fun project that helps kids understand the importance of allowing God’s love to fill us, like it filled Jesus throughout his birth, life and death on the cross!
	The absolute best gift your students could ever get on Christmas!
	Why humble beginnings can often make for great endings!
	How to make sure your kids never leave Jesus out of his own birthday party just because the toys and food are too enticing!
	Simple games that are extremely fun to play and that teach kids all the elements of the Christmas story!
	How to get kids to understand the true comfort and joy that comes from the fact that God came to walk among men in the humblest of ways!
	The truth behind 1 Peter 5:5-6 which begins “God resists the proud but draws near to the humble…”!
	How to get kids focused on the importance of giving gifts instead of just receiving them!
	How to make a homemade Christmas tree that will also teach kids the value of recycling!
	How to help kids understand that even though they can’t see God, he is always with them!
	How to keep your kids from getting so wrapped up in the Christmas commotion that they lose sight of what it is really about!
	How to help students remember the good things in life and be grateful for what they have!
	And much more!

In all, you get:

	2 complete lessons
	4 games
	1 worksheet
	3 snacks
	2 science projects
	3 songs, plus a caroling book
	2 entertaining skits
	6 crafts

Order Now & Get All of This for Just $7!

That’s right, order now and you can get all of the above for just $7.

The material in this Lesson Pack is easily worth three times that amount and it all will help your students understand the true joy Christmas.

PLUS, Order Now & We’ll Also Include as Part of the Lesson Pack the Special Parent Handout:

7 Mini-Challenges to Increase Kids’ Faith
& Gratitude at Christmas

These challenges will help parents and their children shift the focus to Jesus this holiday season.

The challenges will also deepen children’s love for the real reason for the season and will help create extra-fond memories that can last for years!

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I am so sure you will love the Christmas Lesson Pack that I’m offering a 60-day unconditional money-back guarantee.

That’s right, order the Christmas Lesson Pack now and if you are not completely satisfied with it, simply notify me within 60 days of your date of purchase and I will refund your money immediately.

It’s Time Your Students Learned
the Real Reason for the Season!

As Christians, most of us have mixed feelings about the Christmas holidays.

On the one hand, we love our scented holiday trees, twinkling lights, TV specials, yule logs, candles, carols, cookies, and Christmas dinner roasting in the oven.

Obviously, we love to see kids’ eyes pop when they open their gifts as well.

On the other hand, we may strongly suspect that Christmas has become materialistic to a degree that it cannot be pleasing to God.

Get the Christmas Lesson Pack today and help your students understand that Christmas should be about Jesus and less about endless requests for toys.

To get your copy at the special low price of $7, click on the order now button below.

Sincerely,

Mary-Kate Warner

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