Brite Monthly – Preschool: March 2025
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Preschool
In this curriculum, you will find age-appropriate lessons that engage preschoolers of all ages in the stories of the Bible, as they discover who God is and lay the foundations for a lifetime of following Jesus. Sold separately from Elementary.
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Preschool Lessons
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This month’s Biblical theme is: God is Good
Unit OverviewThis month, we are learning all about the unwavering goodness of God. In the creation story, God crafted a perfect world and formed a special relationship with humans. Despite humanity’s sins, as seen in Cain and Abel’s story, God’s protection and love endure. God’s goodness shines through in Noah’s rescue from the flood and in God fulfilling His promise to Abraham and Sarah, bringing unexpected joy. Through these stories, God’s consistent goodness, faithfulness and love for humanity are evident, emphasizing His enduring care and blessings.
This month’s biblical theme: God is Faithful
Unit OverviewGod’s faithfulness is seen in each of the stories this month. David, Elijah and Daniel were all protected and cared for. Even in exile, Ezekiel prophesied hope for Jerusalem’s restoration, symbolized by dry bones coming to life. Despite Israel’s disobedience, God remained steadfast — guiding, providing and protecting His people. No matter the trial, God is faithful.
Preschool: David and Saul
Big Question:
Who is always there for us? God!
Bible Story:
1 Samuel 24
Preschool: Elijah on Mount Carmel
Big Question:
Who is always there for us? God!
Bible Story:
1 Kings 17
Preschool: Daniel in the Lion's Den
Big Question:
Who is always there for us? God!
Bible Story:
Daniel 6
Preschool: Ezekiel
Big Question:
Who is always there for us? God!
Bible Story:
Ezekiel 37
This Month’s Biblical Theme is: Jesus is Our Rescuer
Unit OverviewSin had broken God’s perfect world. Prophets like Malachi and Isaiah foretold of a Rescuer who would save humanity from their sins. John the Baptist would prepare hearts for the Messiah and remind them of their need to be rescued. Mary trusted in God’s plan and became the one to bring the Rescuer into the world. The Rescuer’s name was Jesus. He is our ultimate Rescuer and the fulfillment of God’s promise to bring people back into relationship with God.
Preschool: Prophecy and Silence
Big Question:
Who is our Rescuer? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Malachi 3:1–3, Isaiah 9:6–7
Preschool: Zechariah and Elizabeth
Big Question:
Who is our Rescuer? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Luke 1:5–25, 57-80
Preschool: Mary and the Angel
Big Question:
Who is our Rescuer? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Luke 1:26–45
Preschool: Jesus is Born
Big Question:
Who is our Rescuer? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Luke 2:1–20
Preschool: Magi
Big Question:
Who is our Rescuer? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Matthew 2:1–12
This month’s Biblical theme is: Jesus is Fully God and Fully Man
Unit Overview:This month, all our stories reveal how Jesus is both God and man. This is known as the hypostatic union. All of our passages this month reveal how Jesus is both fully God and fully man. In the story of boy Jesus from Luke 2:41-52, we see Jesus as a human child, growing up with His family and learning about God. But His wisdom and understanding in the temple amaze everyone, showing that He is also God. In Matthew 4:1-17, Jesus faces temptations just like any human would, but He resists them and teaches us to worship God alone, proving His divine strength and authority. When Nicodemus meets Jesus in John 3:1-21, Jesus explains that to have eternal life, we must believe in Him. This shows His divinity, offering salvation and God’s love through Himself as God’s Son. Finally, in Mark 2:1-12, Jesus forgives sins and heals a paralyzed man, demonstrating His divine power and authority while also showing His compassion and care as a fully human friend to all. These stories help us understand that Jesus is both like us and also able to save us as a full member of the Godhead.
Preschool: Boy Jesus
Big Question:
Is Jesus God or a person? Both!
Bible Story:
Luke 2:41-52
Preschool: Jesus' Temptation
Big Question:
Is Jesus God or a person? Both!
Bible Story:
Luke 4:1-15
Preschool: Nicodemus
Big Question:
Is Jesus God or a person? Both!
Bible Story:
John 3:1-21
Preschool: Friends Bring a Man to Jesus
Big Question:
Is Jesus God or a person? Both!
Bible Story:
Mark 2:1-12
This month’s Biblical theme is: Jesus Knows Us
Unit OverviewThe message that God knows us is reinforced over and over again in the Bible. Jesus told a group of His followers not to worry because God knows what they need. Jesus knew the heart of the woman who anointed His feet with oil and loved her deeply despite her sin. Knowing Peter’s fear when they were walking on water together, Jesus rescued him. Jesus wanted His disciples to know Him and see Him as their Rescuer just like God wants us to know Him.
Preschool: Do Not Worry
Big Question:
Who knows us best? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Matthew 5:1, 6:25–34
Preschool: Jesus is Anointed
Big Question:
Who knows us best? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Luke 7:36–50
Preschool: Peter Walks on Water
Big Question:
Who knows us best? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Matthew 14:22–33
Preschool: Peter's Confession
Big Question:
Who knows us best? Jesus!
Bible Story:
Matthew 16:13–23
This Month’s Biblical Theme Is: Jesus Cares About Us
Unit OverviewTime and time again, Jesus showed that He cared for everyone, regardless of their social standing. He paid special attention to the poor and the marginalized. Jesus spent His time with the outcasts of society and chose to be the ultimate sacrifice for everyone.
For the sake of clarity, we will be using the NIV 1984 version of our memory verse for this month.
Preschool: Jesus Heals the Blind
Big Question:
Does Jesus care about us? Always!
Bible Story:
Mark 10:46-52
Preschool: Good Samaritan
Big Question:
Does Jesus care about us? Always!
Bible Story:
Luke 10:25-37
Preschool: Parable of the Rich Fool
Big Question:
Does Jesus care about us? Always!
Bible Story:
Luke 12:13-21, 32-34
Preschool: Jesus Welcomes All
Big Question:
Does Jesus care about us? Always!
Bible Story:
Luke 18:15-17, 19:1-10
Preschool: The Last Supper
Big Question:
Does Jesus care about us? Always!
Bible Story:
Matthew 26:1-29, 20-35
Pricing
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Preschool
Number of Kids
Yearly Subscription
1-25
$450
26-50
$600
51-100
$800
101-200
$975
Unlimited
$1,500
Frequently Asked Questions
Brite is created for your entire Children’s Ministry—infants through elementary. Brite Preschool and Brite Elementary can each stand alone, but they are designed to work together in harmony. While we encourage you to use Brite for all age groups, you can purchase Preschool and Elementary separately.
Brite has an aligned Scope & Sequence so all kids are learning the same stories and Biblical truths but with age-appropriate teaching, discussion questions, and activities.
Brite Preschool includes age-appropriate lessons and materials for all of early childhood—infants through Pre-K. The lessons are divided into four age groupings—babies (approx. ages 0-1), toddlers (approx. ages 1-2), younger preschoolers (approx. ages 2-3), and older preschoolers (approx. ages 3-5).
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Brite Preschool includes age-appropriate lessons and materials for all of early childhood—infants through Pre-K. The lessons will be divided into four age groupings—babies (approx. ages 0-1), toddlers (approx. ages 1-2), younger preschoolers (approx. ages 2-3), and older preschoolers (approx. ages 3-5).
Since preschool and elementary are separate purchases, only calculate how many kids you have in each specific age group. For example, if you have 200 kids in your ministry, but only 50 are preschoolers, you will purchase the preschool curriculum for 25-50 kids.
You bet. Our video clips supplement the lesson with both live-action and animated features that kids love!
Absolutely. Although our videos are popular with kids, they are supplemental, not required for using the lessons effectively.
Each month we provide a memory verse song and lyric video. Preschool also includes a “Find it in the Bible song.” Brite does not include other music at this time.
Yes! Parent resources include monthly activity calendars, weekly parent sheets and social media graphics you can post to keep parents informed about what’s happening in your ministry.
Brite is a 52-week schedule that explores the Bible from cover to cover each year teaching Biblical literacy and lining up with the calendar to teach about Jesus’ birth in December and Easter in March/April.
Two ways: Either by logging in to our site and downloading the files you need, or by logging in and using our online portal, where you’ll find the same materials available without needing to download them.
Yes! Not everything is editable, but much of it is. Teaching slides and documents can be changed to fit your ministry and teaching styles. We provide both Word docs and PDF files.
Not yet. While Awana is a global ministry, at this time Brite is only available in the United States. We hope to expand this in the future, but until then, if you’re outside the U.S., please contact us at partnercare@awana.org to learn about curriculum options where you are.
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