Psalms 107 · For teachers and parents
Answer Key: Give Thanks, He Is Good
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.
PreschoolGod Calms the Storm
Coloring and finding page: any careful coloring is a win. Help your child point to and name each picture above.
KindergartenGod Saves
Grade 1They Cried to God
Order:
Grade 2God Saves People in Trouble
- Why should we give thanks to Yahweh? He is good. (circle)
- Where were some people lost? In the desert (circle)
- Who was in a big storm? Sailors (circle)
- What did all the people do in their trouble? They cried to Yahweh. (circle)
- What did God do to the storm? He made it calm. (circle)
Grade 3Four Rescues
- How many groups of people in trouble does the psalm describe? Four
- What did the people in darkness wear? Chains
- How did God heal the sick? He sent his word.
- What happened to the sea after God helped? The waves were still.
- What does the psalm say after each rescue? Let them praise Yahweh for his loving kindness.
Grade 4Let the Redeemed Say So
- What should the redeemed do? Say that Yahweh is good
- What four steps repeat in the psalm? Trouble, a cry to Yahweh, a rescue, and thanks
- What did God break for the prisoners? The gates of bronze
- What will the wise do at the end? Consider the loving kindnesses of Yahweh
Word bank: 1. thanks; 2. God; 3. storm
Think About It: answers will vary. Look for answers that connect to the passage.
Grade 5The Pattern of Rescue
- Which book of the Psalms does Psalm 107 begin? Book Five
- What caused trouble for some of the groups? Their own rebellion or iniquities
- What did all four groups do in their trouble? They cried to Yahweh.
- What New Testament event connects with verse 29? Jesus rebuked the wind and the sea became calm (Mark 4:39).
Think About It: answers will vary. Look for answers that connect to the passage.
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