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Leviticus 13 · For teachers and parents

Answer Key: The Priest Examines the Skin

Answers here are a guide. Welcome any answer that shows a child is thinking about the story, and celebrate their effort. Talk About It questions are open, so they have no set answers.

PreschoolJesus Cares for the Sick

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Coloring and finding page: any careful coloring is a win. Help your child point to and name each picture above.

KindergartenGod Cares

PRIEST → picture 3LOOK → picture 1TENT → picture 4CARE → picture 2

Grade 1Look Carefully

The priest looked closely. → picture 4The sick man lived outside the camp. → picture 3Sometimes they waited seven days. → picture 1Clothes were checked too. → picture 5Jesus touched sick people. → picture 2

Order:

1. Someone has a sore2. The priest looks carefully3. He may wait seven days4. Live outside the camp

Grade 2The Priest Takes a Look

  1. Who looked at the spot? The priest (circle)
  2. How long did the priest sometimes wait? Seven days (circle)
  3. Where did a sick person have to live? Outside the camp (circle)
  4. Did God forget sick people? No, God did not forget sick people.
  5. What did Jesus do for the sick man? He touched him and made him clean.
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Grade 3Clean or Unclean

  1. Who checked skin problems? Aaron or one of the priests
  2. What did the priest do if he was not sure? Isolated the person for seven days and looked again
  3. What happened if the spot faded? The priest said the person was clean.
  4. Where did a person with the disease live? Outside the camp
  5. What did Jesus do for the man with leprosy? Jesus touched him, and he was healed.
1: Someone has a sore2: The priest looks carefully3: He may wait seven days4: Live outside the camp
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Grade 4A Careful Priest

  1. What did the word often translated leprosy cover? Several skin conditions
  2. What did the priest do when signs were unclear? Isolated the person for seven days and checked again
  3. Why did a sick person live outside the camp? To protect the whole camp where God lived
  4. What did Jesus do that no priest could do? He touched a man with leprosy and made him clean.

Word bank: 1. skin; 2. priest; 3. seven; 4. clean; 5. camp

Think About It: answers will vary. Look for answers that connect to the passage.

Grade 5Clean and Unclean in the Camp

  1. Who examined a person with a skin spot? Aaron or one of his sons, the priests
  2. What three things did the priest check? Whether the hair turned white, whether it looked deeper than the skin, and whether it was spreading
  3. What happened if the spot faded after seven days? The priest pronounced him clean.
  4. Besides skin, what else was examined? Garments with mildew or mold
  5. How did Jesus respond to the man in Mark 1? Moved with compassion, He touched him and healed him.
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Think About It: answers will vary. Look for answers that connect to the passage.

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