Click the play arrow below to learn how to make “Halloween Slime” for your Sunday School class! It’s a great way to teach kids about being the Potter’s Clay in Isaiah 64:8.
Halloween can be a difficult time for Christians.
Many argue that Halloween is a pagan holiday that should be avoided.
Others (like myself) see it as a terrific opportunity for ministry.
I believe that Halloween provides a wonderful teachable moment that can draw children closer to God.
What better opportunity to overcome evil than when people are busy celebrating darkness?
I have developed 15 Bible-Focused Halloween activities (just like this “Halloween Slime Activity”) that help kids truly understand that being “the Light” is Far better than celebrating “the Dark” on Halloween.
My granddaughters will love this. I’m pinning. Thanks so much for sharing with Adorned From Above’s Link Party.
Debi
Love it! Slime ALWAYS goes down well 🙂
#pintorials
I loved this and am featuring it on Family Fun Friday. Thank you for linking up!
Ewwww gross! haha. Looks like much fun. Thanks for linking up to Snickerdoodle Sunday!
This is a perfect activity!!!! Amazing!! We have made this before accept I haven’t done it with a bible Lesson! Thank you sooo very much for including a clear cut simple instructional video! Always better to see the works how they are used! God Bless
So great that you are able to redeem this holiday! I am always praying & searching out ideas for our family each year 🙂
So glad you were able to link this post up at this week’s “Inspired By Me Mondays” link-up!! Love this post 🙂 Hope you are able to join us again next week; open from Monday to Friday each week, Rachael @ http://www.parentingandhomeschoolinginfaith.com
This is great! Thank you. My grandsons are going to love it. And thank you for sharing in the GRAND Social!
What a fun activity!! My kids will love making their own slime 🙂
Thanks for sharing on this week’s #SHINEbloghop
This looks like a fun fall activity for kids of all ages.
Thank you for stopping by the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop this week. We hope to see you drop by our neck of the woods next week!
What a cool activity and such a wonderful point to use Halloween as a time of ministry!
Thanks so much for sharing (and for linking up to the #SHINEbloghop)!
Wishing you a lovely weekend.
xoxo
Thanks for sharing at the Geeky Educational Link Up. I pinned this for closer to Halloween. This will make a great Messy Science Day project. =)
Looks like a lot of fun!
This looks neat! Thanks for sharing at the Geeky Educational Link Up!
I will be sending this to our Sunday School teachers ASAP. Too cute!
Love it! My kids will go nuts over this one
Saw your recipe on Thursdays favorite things and can’t wait to try it with the kiddos!!
So glad you stopped by! 😀 I hope the kiddos enjoy the slime! It’s definitely one of our favorites! 😛
I would like to be able to copy the directions and lessons as it is too hard to write everything down before it scrolls to another part of the recipe/directions/lesson.
A full copy of the directions (including the teaching script) is available in the Halloween Lesson Pack:
https://www.christianitycove.com/halloween/
Thank you so much for this post. This is our first year stepping away from the dark side of Halloween, and I felt kind of lost as to what to do with my kids.
update: did this with my teens today and they loved it! so easy and they really thought it was cool!
I did this with my little girl and she loved it! gonna do it with my youth group tomorrow. I think they’ll really go for it!