Here is an idea I use often when preparing my children Sunday school lessons. My goal is to keep the interest alive and have the children attending Sunday school regularly. 
Plan Sunday school activities that take more than class period to complete so that students want to return.
Projects that take more than one day help you repeat the lesson from the previous week and keep kids involved.
Around Christmas time, help your students create a snow angel scene from heavy cardboard, paint, glitter, and cotton balls. They can make the angel one class session, and let it dry during the week. When they return, they can create the scene around it, making snow drifts and clouds of cotton balls and decorating the scene with glitter, paint, feathers, and anything else your students may want to include.
Use this same concept for other holidays, seasons, or events. You will find their enthusiasm and wish to complete their project will keep them coming to Sunday school each week.
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