Noah and the Ark: Teamwork and Collaboration

Noah and the Ark Genesis 6-9

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God spoke to noah

Noah and his family obeyed the Lord. All the other people were very wicked. The Lord told Noah a flood would cover the earth if the people did not repent.

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Noah spoke to the people

Noah taught the people that the Lord loved them and wanted them to repent and have faith in Jesus Christ. They would not listen.

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Noah Built an Ark

Noah was sad that the people would not repent. The Lord told Noah to build a large ship called an ark. The ark would keep Noah’s family safe during the flood.

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God loaded the ark

Noah’s family brought food into the ark. The Lord sent at least two animals of every kind to Noah. The animals went into the ark, and seven days later it started to rain.

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Rain came down

Just as the Lord had warned, it rained for 40 days and 40 nights. A flood covered the earth. Noah’s family and all the animals in the ark floated safely on the water.

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EXTENSION SHEET

When the flood ended, the ark landed on dry ground. Noah and his family built an altar to worship the Lord and thank Him for protecting them. The Lord promised to never flood the earth again. He sent a rainbow as a reminder of His promise.

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Teamwork

Noah's sons join him in the construction of the ark. They work together, each contributing their skills and efforts to the project.

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Teamwork

Noah involves his family in the construction of the ark. This collaborative effort among family members highlights the importance of working together toward a common goal. Each family member plays a role in the overall success of the project.

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Collaboration

Noah couldn’t build it himself. Each family member likely had specific responsibilities, whether it was gathering materials, constructing different parts of the ark, or attending to the animals. This division of labor optimizes efficiency and productivity.

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Collaboration

The tasks of caring for the animals, maintaining the ark, and ensuring the well-being of everyone on board are shared responsibilities. This shared workload demonstrates the collaborative effort required to sustain life during the flood.

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Accomplishment

The story of Noah and the Ark serves as a classic example of how effective teamwork, collaboration, and a shared sense of purpose can lead to the accomplishment of a monumental task, even in the face of adversity.

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