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Sheep Material Paper plates (1 per child) Cotton balls (cotton) Black craft paper Googly eyes Glue Steps Before class, prepare for each child a pre-cut set of legs and sheep’s ears and head (see image). Give 1 plate to each child and tell them to cover it with glue. Tell them to …
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The giant with David’s slingshot Material 1 Y-shaped wooden branch 1 rectangular piece of brown or black felt (about 6″ long and 2″ high) 2 large elastics Electrical adhesive tape Newspapers Steps Before class, prepare the slingshots. Cut the felt into rectangular pieces about 2″ (5 cm) high and 6″ (15 cm) long for each …
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Slingshot Material Colored paper or cardboard Craft sticks (popsicle sticks) Color cure-pipe (6 per child) glue Steps Tell the children to stick the “Y” sticks on a colored paper. Then tell them to attach a pipe cleaner to the top two sticks. Ask the children to make balls with 5 pipe cleaners, …
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Seeking God Material Plastic cups Bulletin board pins (2) Black card (or other colour) Indelible felt markers (sharpie) Artist canvas (white canvas) Steps Distribute 1 canvas to each child. Ask the children to pin the bulletin board pins on the canvas and hang the cups on them. Ask them to cut a …
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Colouring Heart Mandalas Material Heart Mandalas in sufficient quantity (attachment) Colouring crayons Steps Distribute a heart mandala to each child. Ask the children to colour the heart they think represents King David.
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King’s Crown Material Crown Template (attachment) Coloured pencils Scissors Glue Steps Print a crown template for each child on paper. Let the children colour David’s crown. Ask the children to cut it. Finally, tell them to glue the ends of the crown together. Make sure the crown is placed on the children’s …
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Sword Material Bristol board Aluminum foil Plastic jewelry Coloured pencils Markers Glue Steps Before class, cut out a sword pattern on the bristol board. Tell the children to cover the blade with aluminum foil. Tell them to glue plastic jewelry on the handle of the sword and decorate it with the coloured …
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Saul’s Emotions Material Balloons Rice or playdough – enough to fill your balloons Colourful string, ribbon, raffia, etc. Black permanent marker Plastic eyes Glue Steps Place all the equipment on the DIY table. Give a balloon to each child and tell them to fill it with playdough in small balls or rice. …
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Samuel’s Cushion Make a seamless cushion Material A shirt you no longer use, an old fleece or fabric of any type A pair of scissors Padding (but you can also use a cushion you want to cover) A pin Pencil Steps Distribute a shirt or piece of cloth to each child. …
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God Looks To The Heart Material Model White paper Oil Paintbrush Sponge Ribbon Coloured pencils Hole punch Steps Before class, print the model on white paper (one model for two children). Give each child a role model. Punch two holes in the top of the sheet so that the finished piece can be …
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