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| Grade | 6th Grade to 8th Grade |
|---|---|
| Resource type | Lesson Plans |
| Subject | History |
| Format | PDF, 14 pages |
| How was this made? | Created by hand, with images from generation tools |
| Updated | 2026-10-26 |
No Prep Plans: Deuteronomy – Wisdom & Preparation Leadership Transition
No Prep Plans: Deuteronomy – Wisdom & Preparation Leadership Transition to Joshua | Bible Study + Leadership Succession Investigation
Grades 6–8
Help your students discover one of the Bible's greatest examples of faithful leadership and intentional mentoring. In this engaging No Prep Plans lesson, students explore Deuteronomy 31 as Moses publicly commissions Joshua to become Israel's next leader. Students investigate Joshua's years of preparation, examine Moses' leadership handoff, study God's confirmation of Joshua's calling, and discover timeless principles of mentoring, courage, and servant leadership. They then apply their learning by creating a Leadership Succession Investigation that traces how God prepared Joshua for one of the most important leadership roles in biblical history.
Designed for middle school learners, this ready-to-use resource combines Bible study, research, critical thinking, collaboration, and personal reflection while helping students understand that great leaders are developed through faithful service, godly character, and trust in God's presence.
Perfect for Christian schools, homeschool classrooms, Bible classes, youth groups, and church education programs.
What's Included
✔ Teacher Directions (1 × 45–60 minute lesson)
✔ Student Overview with background information
✔ Mini Research Questions
✔ Collaborative Group Activity
✔ Online Resource Page
✔ Student Bible Study Worksheet
✔ Project Planning Worksheet
✔ Personal Devotional & Reflection Page
✔ Full-color version
✔ Printer-friendly black-and-white version
Students Will
- Explore Moses' public commissioning of Joshua in Deuteronomy 31.
- Investigate Joshua's preparation through years of faithful service before becoming Israel's leader.
- Understand the significance of the repeated command to "Be strong and courageous."
- Examine God's role in confirming and equipping Joshua for leadership.
- Identify biblical principles of mentoring, succession, and servant leadership.
- Create a Leadership Succession Investigation using evidence from multiple passages of Scripture.
- Reflect on how God prepares people for leadership through faithfulness, humility, obedience, and trust.
Perfect For
- Bible Classes
- Christian Schools
- Homeschool Curriculum
- Youth Groups
- Sunday School Extensions
- Middle School Religion Courses
- Independent Research
- Project-Based Learning (PBL)
- Old Testament Studies
Old Testament No Prep Plans Series
This lesson is part of a comprehensive Old Testament No Prep Plans curriculum designed to help middle school students explore the people, events, teachings, and themes of Scripture through engaging Bible study, research, project-based learning, and personal reflection.
Current series include:
- Genesis Vol. 1: Beginnings & Creation
- Genesis Vol. 2: Abraham, Isaac & Jacob
- Exodus Vol. 1: Moses & Freedom
- Exodus Vol. 2: Covenant & Law
- Leviticus: Holiness & Community
- Numbers: Wilderness & Leadership
Each volume contains ten ready-to-use lessons featuring Bible study, collaborative projects, research activities, and devotional reflections that help students connect biblical knowledge with everyday faith.
Please Note
This resource is designed to support and enrich your existing Bible curriculum through research, discussion, reflection, and project-based learning. It is not intended to replace Scripture reading, teacher instruction, or your school's chosen Bible curriculum, but rather to provide engaging activities that deepen students' understanding and application of biblical truths.
Grades 6–8
Help your students discover one of the Bible's greatest examples of faithful leadership and intentional mentoring. In this engaging No Prep Plans lesson, students explore Deuteronomy 31 as Moses publicly commissions Joshua to become Israel's next leader. Students investigate Joshua's years of preparation, examine Moses' leadership handoff, study God's confirmation of Joshua's calling, and discover timeless principles of mentoring, courage, and servant leadership. They then apply their learning by creating a Leadership Succession Investigation that traces how God prepared Joshua for one of the most important leadership roles in biblical history.
Designed for middle school learners, this ready-to-use resource combines Bible study, research, critical thinking, collaboration, and personal reflection while helping students understand that great leaders are developed through faithful service, godly character, and trust in God's presence.
Perfect for Christian schools, homeschool classrooms, Bible classes, youth groups, and church education programs.
What's Included
✔ Teacher Directions (1 × 45–60 minute lesson)
✔ Student Overview with background information
✔ Mini Research Questions
✔ Collaborative Group Activity
✔ Online Resource Page
✔ Student Bible Study Worksheet
✔ Project Planning Worksheet
✔ Personal Devotional & Reflection Page
✔ Full-color version
✔ Printer-friendly black-and-white version
Students Will
- Explore Moses' public commissioning of Joshua in Deuteronomy 31.
- Investigate Joshua's preparation through years of faithful service before becoming Israel's leader.
- Understand the significance of the repeated command to "Be strong and courageous."
- Examine God's role in confirming and equipping Joshua for leadership.
- Identify biblical principles of mentoring, succession, and servant leadership.
- Create a Leadership Succession Investigation using evidence from multiple passages of Scripture.
- Reflect on how God prepares people for leadership through faithfulness, humility, obedience, and trust.
Perfect For
- Bible Classes
- Christian Schools
- Homeschool Curriculum
- Youth Groups
- Sunday School Extensions
- Middle School Religion Courses
- Independent Research
- Project-Based Learning (PBL)
- Old Testament Studies
Old Testament No Prep Plans Series
This lesson is part of a comprehensive Old Testament No Prep Plans curriculum designed to help middle school students explore the people, events, teachings, and themes of Scripture through engaging Bible study, research, project-based learning, and personal reflection.
Current series include:
- Genesis Vol. 1: Beginnings & Creation
- Genesis Vol. 2: Abraham, Isaac & Jacob
- Exodus Vol. 1: Moses & Freedom
- Exodus Vol. 2: Covenant & Law
- Leviticus: Holiness & Community
- Numbers: Wilderness & Leadership
Each volume contains ten ready-to-use lessons featuring Bible study, collaborative projects, research activities, and devotional reflections that help students connect biblical knowledge with everyday faith.
Please Note
This resource is designed to support and enrich your existing Bible curriculum through research, discussion, reflection, and project-based learning. It is not intended to replace Scripture reading, teacher instruction, or your school's chosen Bible curriculum, but rather to provide engaging activities that deepen students' understanding and application of biblical truths.
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