Family Worship – tip 15

TIP 15

Chronology from Adam to Noah

Family without children

Together, gather stories/names of all the main points/characters in this timeline and collect more information about the stories you like most. Take a sheet of A3 paper, preferably, and draw a straight line, horizontally, right in the middle of the sheet. Now, with the list of names and times, you add name by name in chronological order, punctuating each one on the center line you made.

Family with children - teenagers

Together, gather stories/names of all the main points/characters in this timeline and ask each one, in advance, to collect more information about the stories they like most. Take a sheet of A3 paper, preferably, and draw a straight line, horizontally, right in the middle of the sheet. Now, with the list of names and times, you add name by name in chronological order, punctuating each one on the center line. As they arrive at the stories that each one has separated, ask them to tell you about their research and what they can get out of that story, as well as why they chose it.

Family with children - children

Gather stories/names of all the main points in this timeline in advance and ask everyone to think about the stories they like most. Take a sheet of A3 paper, preferably, and draw a straight line, horizontally, right in the middle of the sheet. Now, with the list of names and times, you add name by name in chronological order, punctuating each one on the center line. Ask everyone to choose a color to mark the timeline. As you place names on the timeline, ask each person to tell you a little about what they remember about the story and what they like most about it.

As there are many stories, you can divide it into two parts so as not to become tiring for the children.