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Ages 4+ · Bible Stories · Beginnings
Adam and Eve in the garden
🌳a garden🦒the animals🍎the fruit🧥warm clothes
The garden story.
The big ideaThe Bible tells us God made a garden, and God kept looking after Adam and Eve.

How it works

The Bible tells us God planted a garden. Adam looked after it and named the animals.

God made Eve to be Adam's friend. God asked them to leave one tree alone.

They ate the fruit from that tree and hid. God called out to them, and they told God what had happened.

God made them warm clothes. The Bible tells us God kept caring for them.

God plants agardenAdam names theanimalsAdam and Eveeat the fruitGod makes themclothes
The story in a row.
🦒the tall one: giraffe🐰the hopper: bunny🐑the woolly one: sheep
The names Adam gave.

Example 1: Name the animals

  1. Look at a picture of a tall animal. Adam called the tall one a giraffe.
  2. Look at a hopper. Adam called it a bunny.
  3. Look at a woolly one. Adam called it a sheep.

Example 2: Tell the truth

  1. Pretend the juice is spilled.
  2. Say that you spilled it, and say sorry.
  3. Adam and Eve told God what had happened, too.

Example 3: Warm clothes

  1. Feel a soft, warm coat or jumper together.
  2. In those days clothes were woven from wool.
  3. God made warm clothes for Adam and Eve, a kind gift.

Words to know

garden
A place where plants grow. God planted this one.
Adam
The man who named the animals.
Eve
The woman God made to be Adam's friend. Her name means life.
truth
What really happened.

Watch out

Try it

  1. What did Adam do for the animals?
  2. Who was Eve to Adam?
  3. What did God make for them to wear?
  4. You spill the juice. What can you do?
Answers: 1. Gave them names · 2. A friend · 3. Warm, soft clothes · 4. Tell the truth
Try at homeWith a grown-up, think of a time you did not do what you were asked, then tell the truth and say sorry.
For grown-upsRetell it in short pieces and pause for your child to say what comes next. If they ask a big question, it is fine to say you will think about it together.
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