Noah
Dear Parents, greetings in Christ!
This Friday, we will be learning the Bible lesson on Noah.
In the Book of Genesis, God saw that people had turned away from Him and filled the world with sin. But Noah was a good and faithful man who listened to God. God asked Noah to build an ark to save his family and two of every kind of animal from a great flood.
After the flood, God made a covenant—a sacred promise—with Noah, sealing it with a rainbow. He promised never again to destroy the earth by water.
This story reminds us that God is both just and merciful. He calls us to turn away from sin and to trust in Him, just as Noah did. The rainbow is a sign of God’s faithfulness and love, showing that He always keeps His promises.
As Catholics, we see in Noah’s ark a symbol of the Church—a place of safety and salvation for all who remain faithful to God.
Please print the following activity sheets and stick them in the notebook:
Noah-Lesson-Materials-and-coloring-activity
The activity will be done in class; please do not complete the activity before the lesson is taught.
Please have our child bring along their stationery (pencils, colors, erasers, etc.)
Kindly have your child practice the “Morning Offering” prayer daily.
God bless.
Class 2 PEP Teachers