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Thursday, January 5, 2012

Bible story Crafts For Kids-light of the World Kids Craft


Children will enjoy the connection in this vessel between the loving glow of candle light and the light that it symbolizes. This is one of the really popular Bible story crafts for children because it deals with God's light and the children they also remember is that to this light and have seem. Candles are not always easily under the children crafts, but this is an easy to make candle holder. And children will be so proud of making their own lights to shine.

The fresh memory of the sermon on the mount can be added to the candle also: "ye are the light of the world ...Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your father which is in heaven. "

The "salt of the Earth" of Scripture lesson can also be linked in with the glitter symbolizes the salt this craft. Scripture: Matthew 5

Supplies for each candle

Small to medium-sized, wide mouthed pot as a baby food jar or salsa White glitter Gift-wrap, tissue paper (assorted colors) white craft glue

Small piece of sponge (about 1/2 to 1 inch square) clothespin

Tea candle Votive candle or (depending on the size of the pot) Ribbon
Prep

Ribbons for each of the children's candles cut. Write the memory verse, or the beginning of the "Ye are the Light of the World," can be read on the Ribbon tied around the neck of the pot after. Reserved, so that children can add after their candles are completed.

Instructions

Cracks or small pieces of the tissue paper cut.

Since the glue will be used with a type of decoupage thin by mixing technique, the first time in a plastic cup (such as a yogurt container) with a little water.

The piece of sponge with a clothespin of illustrations.

Using the "sponge brush", relate to the outside of the pot with the diluted glue.

Before the glue dries, do slips of colored tissue paper. Hold the tissue paper layering thin so that the light seems good.

While the tissue paper with the glue is still wet, roll the pot in a plate of glitter.
Salt can be used instead, but in the areas of high humidity it can ultimately dissolve.

Add the candle, light and enjoy. Or send the children to the light of the candles at home with their families.

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Monday, December 26, 2011

Bible Story Crafts For Kids - The Good Shepherd Craft & Game


This adorable sheep is one of our Easy Bible Story Crafts for Kids for kindergarten, first grade and second grade. Creating and displaying this cute, fluffy sheep reinforces the Scripture that tells us Jesus watches over us and calls us, like a good shepherd calls his sheep.

This is one of our Kids Bible Crafts that is complimented by a game. The craft and game help children to remember the verses: "I am the good shepherd. I know each of My sheep by name, and My sheep know Me." "Those who come through Me will be saved. They will have everything they need." Scripture: John 10:1-21

Supplies


Empty toilet paper roll
Cotton balls (30 to 40)
4 Q-Tips
Elmer's School Glue
White tissue paper
Brown pipe cleaner (only if a ram)
Clear tape
Disposable container (such as a margarine container)
Black construction paper
Paper punch or scissors

Directions


For support, stuff paper (any kind) inside the toilet paper roll, leaving about an inch empty from the end.


Create the sheep's legs by taping the Q-tips to toilet paper roll.


Create the sheep's head by scrunching up some tissue paper and stuffing part of it into the end of the roll.


Pour a little glue into the container.


To add the sheep's wool, dip cotton balls into the glue and press onto the cardboard roll. Once it is covered, add another layer or more until the sheep is nice and wooly.



Create the eyes with a paper puncher and the construction paper. Use glue to adhere to the front of the sheep's tissue paper face.


For a ram, do Steps 1-6 and then add horns, which are made by twisting pipe cleaner into two curly cues and attaching with glue.


Allow to dry.


Displaying the Sheep

Before children bring their sheep home, you may want to create a classroom display:


Begin with a tray of wheat grass you've grown and trimmed short or Easter basket grass spread out evenly.

Add shepherd or Jesus figurine or paper doll.

Invite children to add their sheep to assemble the flock around the shepherd!

Stray Sheep Game

This tag game is sort of a classroom version of the backyard pool game, Marco Polo. The child playing the stranger is blindfolded and stands in the center of the circle. The others are the sheep and wander around the inside of the circle.

The blindfolded stranger tries to tag the sheep. When calling "Sheep!" the others must reply with "Baa-baa." The first sheep tagged takes the place of the stranger. This game reinforces the lesson that just like the sheep we should only answer to our Good Shepherd.

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For more great Bible story crafts for kids you can visit Bible Crafts For Kids. Magriet is a work at home "Gran" and she has sites on family matters. For more bible story crafts for kids you can go to Fun Kids Crafts. For a fun Mother's day craft you can go to Mother's Day Crafts For Kids