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Do you know the Ten Commandments? Can you say them in order*?
Using your ten fingers and our Look & Learn Memory Flash
Cards, it's easy to memorize them!
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The Look
n' Learn Flash cards are a great resource for visual, auditory, and
kinesthetic learners!
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 The commandment # corresponds to
the # of fingers.
Look at the first three commandments. Say
and imitate the action using your fingers. Repeat
twice. Now do it on your own without looking! You'll have them memorized
in seconds!
Reviews, below.
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Kids make and take their own set of cards.
 You'll receive, via email, five 8.5" x 11" charts with two commands per page.
Copy them on card stock paper to make flash cards or for use with an overhead projector. Whichever way you choose to use them, your class will look and learn
all Ten Commandments in just minutes!
(Please note, the picture side
of the cards do
not have the commandment written on them; this allows multiple Bible
translations to be used. If you choose to use our translation, a simplified version of the commandments
are written next to each picture. Cards hole punched and held together with an easy-to-use loose-leaf
binder ring (not included). Children can use their own set of "Look n' Learn" flash cards to play a game of one-on-one memory challenge
with one another!)
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*The
order of the commandments is according to the traditional Hebrew
Bible.
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Purchase the card patterns separately
or get them FREE when purchasing God's Top Ten book or
e-book (English version only).
 $4.99
Buy
the English version.
$4.99
Buy
the Spanish version.
Spanish version comes
with English translation.
Our video presentation
makes
lesson time more exciting!
Click
to watch a short preview!
Purchase
the Ten
Commandments Video
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We recommended the following Ten
Commandments
resources to coordinate with this activity.
God's
Top Ten Bible curriculum
includes the flash card patterns!
Purchase the poster separately or get one free
with a hard copy of God's Top Ten book.
Volume discounts are available.
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REVIEWS
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"I want you to know how much fun I had with the 10 commandment signs on my trip to Central America. The first week my sister and I gave instructions on basic ideas for Children's ministry in 4 churches and also spoke in a Christian school. The kids in the high school really took to the commandment help, as did the ministry leaders we spoke to in some of the churches. Also a
Jr. church in one of the churches learned very quickly through this method.
My favorite was at the end of week 2 when we introduced it to the ex-gang guys that have formed a group called, Los Discipulos. They are break-dancers and use that venue to get kids to open up to them - then give their testimonies and lead people to Christ. They go places others dare not venture and the guys are very effective. They also have been returning to areas and leading small Bible Studies and minister to younger kids as well...I taught them the 10 commandments. They LOVED IT! The more I reviewed, the better they got and the more they wanted to review
it again! Even a boy on our team,
19 years old and a student at Purdue University here in Indiana, joined in with the guys and learned the 10 commandments. The next day, I didn't go with them, but they all worked together painting at an orphanage. The Purdue boy said the gang and he kept challenging each other all day through the 10 commandments review - just calling out a number to see who could remember it first. That was such a blessing to hear. The guys from the gang said this would not only help them teach the kids the commandments, but also help them show the older teens how they can see clearly that they are sinners in need of a Savior."
~Emmalea in Indiana
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Available
now. . .
God's Top Ten on Amazon Kindle.
Take them wherever you go!
And, you can read Kindle ebooks on your computer with
Amazon Kindle
for PC.
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"These were absolutely amazing! I probably could have named four of
the commandments prior to preparing for this lesson for our kindergarteners, and now both my daughter and I can go through all ten!"
~Jamie in Pennsylvania
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Review Game
Make three or more sets of cards 5” x 5”. Each set in its own color. On one side have the commandment and on the other side the appropriate number of the commandment. Laminate.
Place cards in colored groups but in random order on a board attached with either blue tak or magnetic tape, numbered side up.
Children divide into teams and choose a color. One person in the first team chooses a number and says
the corresponding commandment. If correct, remove the card from the board and move to the next team and so on. The
first team to collect their set wins.
This is an extremely popular game with our children.
~ Capt. Louise Weller
Church Army NZ
Canterbury Kids Coach
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