Create your own DIY nativity set from paper or felt using one of these printable patterns. Choose one the children can color themselves, trace the template onto felt, or print one in full color. Find the set that best fits the children in your home or class. Toilet Paper Tube Nativity from Amy’s Free
Our Awana lesson focused on the words According and Risen from 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. With
Our next lesson about Moses continued with the emphasis on God having a plan for our lives. He shared his plan for Moses by speaking to him from a burning bush. I added a piece of clear packing tape with the sticky side up to the back of the picture. The kids added bits of
We are now learning about the life of Moses with an emphasis on God’s plan for our lives. The first lesson, of course, was about baby Moses floating in his basket. I used decorative scissors for the edges of the “water” and a scallop border paper punch to create the reeds growing at the water’s
The Walls of Jericho (Joshua 5:13-6:27) Easy Trumpet/Horn from EasyPreschoolCraft.blogspot.com Horn/Shofar from Highlights for Kids Rahab and Walls of Jericho with Printable from Gospel Hall Joshua and the Battle of Jericho Minibook from Gospel Hall Rahab Activities with Printable from Lambsongs Joshua and The Battle of Jericho Activities with Printable from Lambsongs Rahab with Printable
We completed our lesson series about David with the stories of David and Jonathan’s friendship and David becoming king. As a paper crafter, I love using paper punches for my projects. All the punches shown in this post are from Stampin’ Up! I have used the Word Window punch for so many projects through the
As we continue our series of lessons on the Life of David, we created these crafts for the story of David and Goliath. I used this baker’s clay recipe to create a batch of “stones” for each child to add to the pouch they made. You can download the template for the pouch and the
Since we decided to combine our preschool class with my PreK-1st class, my Sunday morning class starts with two 5 year old girls for about 30 minutes. Then we add 4-8 mostly three year old boys and girls from the classroom next door for songs, story, and craft time. I decided to pick a series