Ruth and naomi

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Naomi and her daughters-in-law, Orpah and Ruth, were alone after their husbands died. Ruth asked Boaz to marry her. She had a baby boy who became the grandfather of David, the future king of Judah.

Games to link with the Naomi lesson, Ruth chapter 1. Other complimentary lesson resources onsite.

This image illustrates Ruth and Naomi, two central figures from the Book of Ruth in the Bible. Naomi, an older woman, appears weary and sorrowful, symbolizing the loss of her husband and sons. Beside her is Ruth, younger and determined, offering comfort and support. They are shown in a simple, Middle Eastern landscape, emphasizing their journey from Moab to Bethlehem. The bond between them is central, highlighting themes of loyalty, family, and resilience.

Bible Songs for kids about Ruth and Naomi. Simple children's songs sung to familiar tunes for use at church or home.

These Ruth & Naomi activities can be used in Christian Preschool programs and Sunday schools. Ruth & Naomi Sequencing Print these story

Elimelech and his family go to Moab because of famine—His sons marry—The father and sons die—Ruth, the Moabitess, her husband having died, remains constant to Naomi—They come to Bethlehem.

Today we talked about Ruth and Naomi and loyalty. You can download this Scripture Hero Chart here. We watch the LDS Scripture Video about Ruth and Naomi. We also watched this video and song that my kids seemed to enjoy a lot more. It is narrated by a child and is a fun video. Here is a link to this dot-to-dot and coloring page. We played a game where I told of scenarios and they had to hold up a card that described if the person was being loyal or disloyal. We traced their a foot of each boy…