No Prep Plans: Leviticus – Holiness in Daily Life Old Testament Series | 6th-8th

No Prep Plans: Leviticus – Holiness in Daily Life
Bible Study + Project: Values & Actions Flipbook
Old Testament Series | Grades 6–8

Help students bring the message of Leviticus into everyday life through this engaging project-based Bible study. In this lesson, students explore how God's call to holiness extends beyond worship and ceremonies into ordinary choices involving honesty, justice, generosity, respect, responsibility, and compassion before creating a Values & Actions Flipbook that connects biblical principles with practical actions.

Students investigate key passages throughout Leviticus—especially Leviticus 19—along with supporting New Testament passages such as 1 Peter 1:15–16, discovering that holiness means living in a way that reflects God's character every day.

Designed for middle school learners, this resource combines Bible study, research, collaboration, critical thinking, and personal reflection while encouraging students to apply biblical values in meaningful and age-appropriate ways.

What's Included
- Complete teacher direction page with options for one or two 45–60 minute class periods
- Student overview page with mini research questions
- Group activity directions with a detailed five-step project guide
- Student Bible study and research page
- Guided project planning page
- Bible study and devotional reflection page
- Online resources page with free research links
- Full-color printable version
- Black-and-white printer-friendly version

Students Will:
- Explore God's call to holiness in Leviticus
- Identify biblical values that shape everyday life
- Connect Old Testament teachings with New Testament applications
- Examine how honesty, justice, generosity, respect, and responsibility reflect God's character
- Collaborate to create a Values & Actions Flipbook
- Develop research, planning, and presentation skills
- Apply biblical principles to real-life situations at home, at school, and online
- Reflect personally on practical ways to live out their faith

Perfect For
- Christian schools
- Bible classes
- Homeschool programs
- Church middle school groups
- Christian co-ops
- Supplemental Old Testament studies

By studying Leviticus alongside New Testament teachings on holy living, students discover that God's desire for His people has always been reflected through everyday attitudes and actions. They will leave the lesson with a practical understanding that holiness is not simply about avoiding wrong—it is about intentionally choosing to live in ways that honor God and serve others.

This lesson is designed to serve as a companion to your existing Bible curriculum, textbook, church program, or homeschool studies. It is intended to enrich and reinforce instruction through research, discussion, and project-based learning rather than replace a comprehensive Bible curriculum.