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F - Bible Crafts For Children's Ministry How to Make Crafts and Bible Games for Your Sunday School Faith Bible Crafts Seeds of Faith Craft and Bible Verse Review Game The following craft comes from the Sunday School Lesson ' on The Resource Room. This craft can be used as a review game or a tool to help your children stay in God's word. Children color a seed packet in class and place the seed shapes with either words from the Bible verse written on them or Bible verses that will help them grow in their faith. The back of the seed packet says: 'These 'seeds of faith' will help you grow, through God's power, a lovely child of God who will produce abundant fruit of God's glory. When to plant: Effective in all zones. Plant anytime of the year. How to Plant: Start seeds indoors or outdoors anytime of the day or year.

Best Outdoor Games For Kids. The other kids are fish. I’m working at a VBS this week and we are having a hard time coming up with games for the various age. That You May Believe. The lessons we covered were: *Jesus Turns The Water Into Wine/ I Am The Vine*Nobleman’s Son and Lame Man Healed/I Am The Good Shepherd*Jesus. Save 75% Off on VBS - Vacation Bible School Items, Themes, Games, Crafts and more at Oriental Trading. You will find 110% Low Price Guarantee!

The earlier the better! Plant new seeds daily to insure a continuous crop of the Fruit of the Spirit.

Fertilize with lots of love and understanding. ©2013, Digital by Design, Inc. What you will need: Construction paper Card Stock Razor or Exacto Knife Tape Glue Scissors How to make: 1. Before class cut large heart shapes from construction paper.

(A is available to members.) Cut two slits using an Exacto Knife in the heart so that the stem can be inserted into the heart as shown in the picture. Cut out a stem from green card stock, 9' x 3/4' wide for each child. In class show the children how to insert the stems in the cards so that the flower can be moved up and down to look like it is growing.

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Provide construction paper, glue, and tape so they can design their own flowers. If you have young children precut some flower shapes for the children who have a hard time cutting.My second graders did this craft. I thought they might think it was too babyish, but they all seemed to enjoy it. Also, to save paper I used my bag of left over paper scraps from previous craft projects. I used the 'Growing in God's Love' craft with my 3-5 year old Sunday School class this morning. I pre-made the craft, and just had flowers from which the children could choose.

They glued on their flowers using glue sticks. My 7 year old daughter, Kerry, had a great idea for an addition to the craft. We made leaves to attach to the stem.

One leaf was attached to the stem so that it was just above the words 'Growing in God's love.' On the leaf, we wrote the words, 'Who is.(Growing in God's love?).' On the paper above the words, we wrote ' is.'

When the stem was pulled upwards, the words then read, ' is growing in God's love.' We also cut a little larger heart out of card stock and glued the pattern heart onto the card stock heart. It was a beautiful. I used it in conjunction with a creation lesson, 'God made us and we belong to God.' The children loved it, and their parents were very impressed, too! What you will need: Paper Brown Construction Paper Stapler Scissors Marker Colored Pencils What to do: 1. Patterns for this activity are available to.

Prepare the seed display before class according to the directions. Review the Bible verse with your students.

Place all the seeds in their correct positions in your display and go over the verse several times. Take all the seeds out of the display and put them in a bowl with the extra seeds face down. Have the children take turns picking a seed and placing it in the appropriate place on the display if it has a word written on it. If the seed doesn't have a word, the child does nothing on his turn. When a child has picked a place where he thinks the seed should go, have him lift up the flower flap to see if the word on the seed matches the word written underneath the flower. If it does, leave it there and tape up the flap so that the flower and word are displayed. If it doesn't match, have the child try another place to place the seed.

When he gets it right, have him say the Bible verse. Keep going until all the children have had a turn and all the words are in their correct place. What you will need: Different colors of construction paper or typing paper Scissors Stapler Markers How to make: 1. A for this craft is available to members on The Resource Room.

Place five sheets for different colors of paper together, one on top the other, and place the heart link pattern on top. Staple the pattern on top of the sheets of paper placing the staples on four sides of the paper and in the center. This will keep the patterns from moving when you cut. Cut out the shapes and then cut the Y-shaped lines in the center of the links by folding the handle of the hearts in half and cutting from the fold down to the heart. Unfold, and then cut the two top lines to make the Y shape. Cut through the paper, unfold, and finish cutting the line. Make sixteen heart links for each child.

In class have your children write one word of the verse on each of their links and then create a chain of hearts that spells out the verse. Slide one of the links behind and through the slit on the new link, turn it, and pull it up against the top of the link.

©2007, Digital by Design, Inc. Logan wants to grow sunflowers that reach all the way to heaven by the end of the summer. With the help of his wise father, Logan learns how important it is to not only plant seeds in the ground, but to plant them in them in the hearts of his friends.

Read by Liz Curtis Higgse hearts of his friends and neighbors. I love the Resource Room. It has brought me great joy teaching the kids and having such fun doing it with all the help from your site. Bev, Christ United Methodist Church First Aid for the Soul. Play with Fruity Putty Fruity Putty What you will need: 0.3 -ounce package of sugar free fruit flavored gelatin 2 cups flour 1 cup salt 4 tablespoons cream of tartar 2 cups boiling water 2 tablespoons cooking oil How to make: Mix the dry ingredients in a pan. Add the boiling water and cooking oil. Stir over medium-high heat until the mixture forms a ball.

Place the ball on waxed paper to cool. Store in an airtight container. Cut the fruit picture from the gelatin box and paste to the lid. Use different flavors to make all different colors and smells. ©2000, Digital by Design, Inc.

“God Gives us Good Food” Stuffed Carrot What you will need: White cotton material, pinking shears, sewing machine, black permanent marker, orange and green crayons or paint or markers, and polyester fiber fill, yarn. How to make: 1. Before class print out the, cut it out, and place it on the white material.

Trace around the pattern and then cut out the material. Fold and sew the material where indicated on the pattern. Turn the fabric right side out. Using a black marker, write down the side of the carrot near the seam “God gives us good food”. Have the children paint or color the bottom two-thirds of the material orange and the top 1/3 of the material green. Let them draw a face on their carrot with a black marker if they would like. When a child is done coloring show him how to stuff the carrot with fiber fill about 2/3's full.

To finish tie the carrot closed with a piece of yarn by gathering up the material where the green and orange colors meet.Having the children stuff the carrot first and then using markers or water color paints work best. Coloring the material is kind of hard for little children. The material moves around quite a bit, although it does work okay.

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With scorching temperatures this summer, cooling off with some fun water games might just be the fun you need at your next children’s event. Here is an arsenal of popular water activities for kids to use at your next Vacation Bible School, Day Camp, church picnic, family day, or in your own backyard. All that is required for most of these are water balloon games, giant sponges, containers, and access to a LOT of water. And of course a heads up for parents that it will be a “Water Day!” Make sure you are ready for a soaking as well! For even more ideas, read our list of and the devotion we’ve written to go along with the games.

Water Balloon Spoon Races: Fill up small water balloons and race them on a spoon, much like an egg race. First to the finish line with balloon intact wins! Water Balloon Toss: Grab a partner and stand across from them. Toss a water balloon back and forth, stepping further back with each toss. For a variation, consider catching the balloon in a bowl, bucket, or towel.

Dunk Tank, Water Balloon Style: There is no point to this one, except for getting wet. Place the water balloon on your head and squeeze until it pops. Substitute water balloons for water balls or giant sponges. Who looks the wettest? Water Balloon Teamwork: Divide children into two teams. Have the children pair up within their team with a partner, back to back and linking arms.

Place a water balloon between the two players. Have them carefully walk to a designated spot with a bucket.

Together, they must get the water balloon in the bucket without popping it. After they run back, the next two players can go.

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The team with the most intact water balloons is the winner at the end. Water Balloon Smash: Divide players into two teams and give everyone one water balloon. The objective is to run to a designated place with the balloon, sit on it to smash it, and run back. Wet Sponge Relay: You will need two buckets filled with water, two empty jars, and two large sponges (like car wash sponges) for this game. Form two teams. Each team makes a line next to a bucket filled with water. When the game starts, have the first member of each team put the sponge in the water, put it on their head, and run towards a jar at the other end of the playing area.

Squeeze the water into the jar and run back. Continue on with the rest of the players.

The first team to fill the jar to overflowing wins. Wet Sponge Over and Under Relay: You will need the same supplies as the Wet Sponge Relay.

Form two teams. Each team makes a line. There is a bucket in front of the first player and a jar behind the last player. The first player fills the sponge and with two hands lifts it over his/her head to the next player. The next player takes the sponge and hands it back under their legs. Continue to hand it back over and under until you reach the last player, who squeezes it in the jar. Then he/she runs towards the front of the line to fill the sponge again and pass it.

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The first team to fill the jar to overflowing wins. Wet Sponge Hot Potato: Everyone sits in a circle.

Play music or sing a song. Pass the wet sponge around the circle.

When the music has ended (just play a short segment) or the song is over, the person left with the wet sponge can squeeze it over their head. They can also choose to squeeze it over another child’s head. Refill the wet sponge and play again.

Wet Sponge Tag: One of my favorite water games for kids. Play the traditional game of tag. Designate a person to be “It”. “It” should have a wet sponge and run around to chase the others with it. The first person tagged becomes the next “It” and refills the sponge with water.

Wet Sponge Basketball: Divide the children into pairs and give each pair a wet sponge. One child will hold their arms in a hoop in front of them. The other will shoot for the hoop with the sponge. Substitute hula hoops if they are available. What are some of your favorite water games to play with kids?

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