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    The Last Supper: Sunday School Lesson

    Luke 22:7–20

    Ages 7–12 ~40 min Memory: Luke 22:19

    Print this page straight from your browser — the story, memory verse, discussion questions and craft all fit on one sheet.

    Big Idea

    The Lord's Supper is a memory He gave us so we would never forget the cross.

    Story Summary

    On the night He was betrayed, Jesus ate the Passover with His disciples in a large upper room. He took bread, gave thanks, brake it and said, 'This is my body which is given for you.' Then He took the cup, the new testament in His blood, and told them to do this in remembrance of Him.

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    Memory Verse (KJV)

    This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me.

    Luke 22:19

    Discussion Questions

    1. What feast were the disciples keeping that night?
    2. What two things did Jesus use to picture His death?
    3. Why does the church still break bread today?
    4. What helps you remember something important? How does God help us remember Him?

    Craft Idea: Upper Room Table Scene

    Supplies

    • Paper plate
    • Brown paper for the table
    • Small paper cups and bread shapes
    • Glue

    Steps

    1. Glue a long brown table across the plate.
    2. Add a paper cup and a piece of bread in the middle.
    3. Write Luke 22:19 around the rim.
    4. Talk about what you remember when you see bread and a cup.

    Printable Worksheet

    Print the lesson page for the memory verse and discussion questions.

    Lesson flow (45 minutes)

    1. Welcome (5 min): Pray, then read the memory verse aloud three times together.
    2. Story (10 min): Tell the story summary in your own words; open a KJV to Luke 22:7–20.
    3. Discussion (10 min): Walk through the questions above. Let every child answer at least once.
    4. Craft (15 min): Make the upper room table scene.
    5. Wrap-up (5 min): Hand out the worksheet to finish at home and recite the memory verse one last time.

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