
New Year’s Object Lesson: Committing Ourselves to God’s Hands This Year
If you are still exhausted from the Holidays, this is a great time to step back and let imaginations fly. This easy New Year's Object Lesson using Play-Doh will have
If you are still exhausted from the Holidays, this is a great time to step back and let imaginations fly. This easy New Year's Object Lesson using Play-Doh will have
Ask your kids: Did you ever wish you were a kite? The answer should be a resounding yes! Show them that as Christians, they are a lot like kites -
It’s an easy lesson - until your children get to the thinking part. Pack up some household items which aren’t entirely useful. Sit with kids and try to think up
Pumpkin painting can be a little messy, but it’s also a lot of fun! Lay down newspapers and have a ball teaching kids about our partnership with God - using
Children will actually get to see how equality works in this object lesson where they make a scale and see how different things are needed to make all things equal. Materials: •
We’re talking about being lights in the dark in this New Year! Keeping the room dark, put out a plate of chocolate cupcakes, you can barely see them! Put a
Materials Ball of play dough (Use play dough instead of clay because it is more porous and will flex more.) A dozen children’s hardback books, about the same size and
It’s healthy! Apples, raisins, nut butter, and pretzel sticks are yummy together, and also provide a chance for you to talk about how much like ladybugs we are — and
In this Bible object lesson involving some “let’s pretend,” kids will have a chance to think about life if Jesus showed up at any minute—and how they ought to think