Flood Kids

Preschool Discussion Questions

1. Who is always the best example to follow?

2. Can you be a leader even though you are a kid?

3. What can you do to be a leader for Jesus when you’re at school? With your siblings? With your parents? With your friends?

Preschool Answers

1. Jesus.

2. Yes!

3. Answers will vary.

Elementary Discussion Questions

1. What’s more important to be a leader: living like Jesus or your age?

2. What do you think you should do if older people won’t listen to you because you’re a kid?

3. How can you be a leader when you’re not in charge?

4. How do you think you can tell if you’re being a Godly example?

5. Name a godly example you know.

Elementary Answers

1. Living like Jesus.

2. Answers will vary. Ideas: pray about it, keep setting a godly example, ask someone else for help, etc.

3. Lead by being a godly example: use kind words and make good choices.

4. Answers will vary.

5. Answers will vary.

Preschool Discussion Questions

1. Who is always the best example to follow?

2. Which things make a good leader?

3. If your friend is not listening or making bad choices should you copy them?

Preschool Answers

1. Jesus.

2. They love God, obey leaders, love others, make wise choices, are respectful.

3. No.

Elementary Discussion Questions

1. Who is always the best example to follow?

2. What clues can you look for to see if someone is a good example?

3.Think about the Bible story (1 Kings 12:12-16). What do you think made Rehoboam follow the advice of the men his own age?

4. What do you think you would do if your friend sets a bad example?

5. What do you think will happen if you follow someone’s godly example?

Elementary Answers

1. Jesus.

2. They love God, obey leaders, love others, make wise choices, are respectful, honest, caring, helpful, etc.

3. Answers will vary.

4. Answers will vary, but steer kids toward loving their friend without copying them.

5. Answers will vary.

When Normal Isn’t Normal Anymore – Parenting During Covid-19

Join Jamie Van Dyke, our elementary kids director, and Jenna Hillman, licensed marriage and family therapist, as they explore what it means to parent during a pandemic.
Topics of discussion will include: creating a new normal, identifying and supporting children with anxiety, navigating grief and loss, prioritizing self care and finding joy in the midst of crisis.

Order a Flood Kids Curriculum Kit

We would love to send you a Curriculum Kit so that you can follow along with the video lessons at home! Just fill out the form below to have one sent your way.

**All kits are assembled by our team while wearing masks and gloves, to ensure your protection during this difficult season.
 

During school closures, lunch is provided throughout San Diego County for kids 2-18 years old, Monday through Friday between 11am-1pm. Each child may take one lunch and one breakfast for the next day.

• Clark Middle School – 4388 Thorn St, San Diego, CA 92105
• Cherokee Point Elementary – 3735 38th St, San Diego, CA 92105
• Sherman Elementary School – 301 22nd St, San Diego, CA 92102
• Zamorano Fine Arts Academy – 2655 Casey St, San Diego, CA 92139
• Kearny High School – 1954 Komet Way, San Diego, CA 92111
• Walker Elementary School – 9245 Hillery Dr, San Diego, CA 92126
• Farb Middle School – 4880 La Cuenta Dr, San Diego, CA 92124
• O’ Farrell Charter School – 6130 Skyline Dr, San Diego, CA 92114

Below are a list of FREE high quality educational resources, many of which are also interactive!

• Busy Toddler: Hands-on learning and activities for toddlers.BusyToddler.com (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Free Audible Books for Kids: Kids of all ages listen free while school’s on pause.Audible.com (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Storytime From Space: Have an astronaut read you a story from space!storytimefromspace.com (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Ted Talks: Over 3300 amazing short talks on all kinds of subjects – ted.com/talks (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Virtual Museum Tours: bit.ly/MuseumsVirtual (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Smithsonian Institute Natural History Museum Virtual Tour: naturalhistory.si.edu/visit/virtual-tour (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• PBS Learning Media: ca.pbslearningmedia.org/  (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Teach Engineering: teachengineering.org/ (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• EEME: eeme.co/ (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• PhET Interactive Simulations: phet.colorado.edu (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)
• Stories on Audible: stories.audible.com (Right-Click to open in a new tab.)