This Bible game of the shrinking paper bag will help kids appreciate their freedom, once they play a game that has so many restrictions! Get ready to hear some moaning and groaning”¦but also some laughing and rejoicing! Materials – A Large Paper Bag – Scissors Object Children will try to pick up a paper bag – […]
Archives for June 2015
Patriotic Craft: Paper Roll Rockets & Firecrackers
Fire rockets and fireworks are a huge part of celebrating past battles won. They also work well to remind children that celebrations mean great sacrifices have been made”¦and that God often helps us to work hard and earn our right to celebrate! Materials – Empty toilet-paper or paper towel rolls, one or two for each student […]
“Balloon Rockets” – A Balloon Science Experiment
The balloon rocket will show kids how a balloon without direction can become a missile of sorts! This balloon science experiment will help them understand how freedom in Christ means having direction – just like our founding fathers did. Materials – One balloon (the longer “airship” balloons work best but the round ones will work too) […]
I Love You “This Much” Handprint Card
“It is a wise father that knows his own child.” ““ William Shakespeare Most every kid really loves Dad. God gave us dads so that we have ways to know what God is like. In this super sweet Father’s Day Craft, children can create a homemade card and gift that shows dad just how much […]
We Love You to Pieces (Father’s Day Craft)
Some pastors and important Christians say that God gave us dads to help us know a little more about him! Give Dad this yummy and creative Father’s Day Craft treat to show your love and gratitude for all that he does for you and your family! Looking for more great Father’s Day Ideas? Check out the Fathers Day […]
Romans 13 & How to make 3-D Stars to show your Patriotism!
Since children are so enamored by anything 3-D, here’s a 3-D patriotic star you can help them make as a Flag Day craft. Flag Day is celebrated Friday, June 14th and can be part of your lesson on the Sunday preceding or following. Used with Romans 13, it makes a great lesson in why it’s important […]