Jack and Jill Sing the Golden Rule Song – A Bible Puppet Song for Kids | The Scripture Lady

by | Sep 29, 2020 | Bible Puppets, Golden Rule, The Blog | 15 comments

Two puppets and a woman performing The Golden Rule Song.

One of the most famous verses in the Bible is also one of the simplest to live out: the Golden Rule. Matthew 7:12 says it plainly — do unto others as you would have them do unto you. I love teaching this truth through creative music, storytelling, and puppetry, and my puppet friends Jack and Jill are the perfect pair to bring it to life.

Watch Jack and Jill perform the song:

In this skit, Jack and Jill are learning that their hearts need to be in the right place when it comes to the Golden Rule. Jack learns he needs to be kind and loving to Jill, even when she isn’t kind back — and Jill learns the very same lesson about Jack.

This Bible puppet song will help your kids learn and love Matthew 7:12, and for this one you will need the following:

  • Your own puppets (any two will do!)
  • The sing-along track below

Bring the song to your own puppets:

Want your kids to perform this song with their own puppets? You don’t need to be a puppeteer or a singer to make that happen. I’ve included two versions of the song:

🎵 Listen to “The Golden Rule Song” — with Kathy’s voice

🎵 Listen to “The Golden Rule Song” — instrumental, without vocals

Use the first track to learn the song and the puppet moves. Once you know it, switch to the instrumental version and have your own puppets “sing” the song in your own voice — a fun way to make this a hands-on performance for your kids or class, not just something they watch.

Teach the Golden Rule at home with Kindness Cards

After singing the song, I like to play a game that helps children practice the Golden Rule within their own families. Below are 5 printable posters showing simple ways kids can show kindness — each one featuring 4 duplicate cards of a kind act, plus a “Kindness Award” page to back them.

Print one act-of-kindness page per child, along with the Kindness Award page, and cut along the lines — you’ll end up with 4 duplicate cards, each backed by a piece of the award.

How to play:

Pick one kindness card each week for your child to work on — say, “Giving a hug.” When you catch them showing that kindness to someone in the family, have them display one of the four cards on the fridge or a bulletin board to show they’ve earned a piece of the Kindness Award. Once all 4 pieces are earned, celebrate with a special treat!

Printable Kindness Posters:

Suggestions for Success:

  1. Let kids pick their own puppets (stuffed animals work in a pinch!) to perform the instrumental track with.
  2. Rotate which kindness card the family focuses on each week so all 5 acts get practiced over time.
  3. Keep a finished Kindness Award on display as a reminder of what the child accomplished.

“So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.” Matthew 7:12

 

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15 Comments

  1. Kathy Vincent

    Jack and Jill have taught this lesson to so many classrooms over the years, and I love that families can now bring the song home with their own puppets! It’s such a simple, memorable way to teach the Golden Rule.

  2. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Robin, Thank you for your kind words! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  3. robin whiley

    this is great as is everything that Kathy does. we use these videos in our Sunday School Class and the kids love them more than we do. thank you Kathy Vincent

  4. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Esther, So glad you like this song and thank you SO MUCH for your prayers! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  5. Esther mary

    Very easy catchy tune – helps hum through the day. Thank you for being a blessing. Our kids love the song I taught “When I am afraid…” we sing it every week.
    Thank you and God bless you. Praying for your ministry. Love Esther

  6. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Judy, So glad you like this song and want to use it for your Bible programming! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  7. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Faith, So happy to hear that your kiddos love Jack and Jill! I love them, too! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  8. Judy Hulliberger

    This will be great to send home for applying kindness at home as a earning reward for Wednesday nite Olypians. I also have angel dollars I could us for the same idea for community service rewards. I don’t know how to use my smart phone to get the $3 offer. Is there another way?

  9. Faith

    What a fun way to teach kids. My guys love watching Jack and Jill. They are their favorite videos. We

  10. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Kari, So glad you like it! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  11. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Brenda, Thank you! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  12. Kathy Vincent

    Hi Sara, I agree! As promised, I sent you an email with the free song. Enjoy!

  13. Kari York

    Love this!!! I think I will be signing this all day. Thank you!

  14. Brenda Andrews

    I love this

  15. Sara S

    A great message that even many adults need reminded of these days!

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