Tissue Paper or Construction Paper Glue Scissors
#1:Print out the fish template #2: Cut out the fish. #3: Cut strips of tissue paper or construction paper
#4: Using a pencil wrap the paper around the eraser and place a small dab of glue on the bottom of the tissue paper. #5: Glue the strips of paper to the fish
A long time ago Ninevah was a city that was a very evil place. One day God came to Jonah and said I want you to go to Ninevah. God said he wanted Jonah to tell the people of Ninevah that he knew what terrible things they were doing and that if they changed God would forgive them. Jonah was scared and told God that he did not want to go. Then Jonah ran to the docks of Joppa and jumped on a boat and started to sail across the sea.Jonah thought he could hide from God. So God created a huge storm. The sailors aboard the ship were terrified and asked Jonah to pray to God to save them from droning. Jonah told the men, “God has sent this storm, throw me in to the water and the storm will go away.” So the men threw him overboard and sure enough the sea calmed. Meanwhile Jonah was sinking to the bottom of the ocean when he saw a big fish coming. The fish swallowed Jonah. For 3 days Jonah sat in the belly of the fish. So Jonah prayed to God and told him he was sorry. Just then the fish spit Jonah onto dry land! Once Jonah was saved God once again told him to go to Ninevah. This time Jonah went!
Supplies Needed: Paper Lunch Bag Crayons or Markers Twist Tie or String Old Newspaper (or items to stuff in fish)
#1: Stuff the bottom part of the bag with newspaper. Filling about half way #2: Use the twist tie to tie shut the bottom part of the bag #3: Fan out the top part of the bag. This is the fish’s tail #4:Color your fish. Add eyes and a mouth
God loves us and forgives us too just as he forgave Jonah
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Jesus is the son of God who died on a cross for our sins. "For to this you were called, because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that you should follow His steps: 'Who committed no sin, Nor was deceit found in His mouth'; who, when He was reviled, did not revile in return; when He suffered, He did not threaten, but committed Himself to Him who judges righteously; who Himself bore our sins in His own body on the tree, that we, having died to sins, might live for righteousness -- by whose stripes you were healed." (1 Peter 2:21-24).
Supplies Needed: 2 Pieces of black construction paper Tissue paper Scissors Glue White Crayon
#1: Trace out a cross in the center of the black paper using the white crayon #2: Place the two sheets of black construction paper together and cut out the outline of the cross. Only cut out the center of the cross leaving paper around the cross. You can do this by making a small hole in the center of the cross and then begin cutting. #3: Glue the piece of tissue paper to one of the black construction paper. So that the tissue paper is stretched across the cross. #4: Glue the second piece of construction paper on top #5: Hang your cross stained glass picture in a window for the sun to shine through.
A great war arose between Israel and the Philistines. All the Israel men including David’s three older brothers left to go join the Israel Army. David was too young and had to tend to his father’s sheep so he was unable to go fight in the war. For a long time David and his father did not hear from the 3 older brothers. So one day David’s Father decided to send David to the Israel camp to see how the 3 brothers were doing. When David arrived at the camp he found his brothers. Shouts of anger and fear came from the Israel army, David asked why were the men so angry and scared. His brother’s told him of a giant man named Goliath who would taunt the Israel Army by asking them to fight him. Not one of the Israel Army men would dare challenge such a giant. David decided he would challenge the giant Goliath "Is not God on the side of our people?" he asked. "I will fight with this man, for who is he that he should defy the army of the living God?" David went to the creek and grabbed 5 smooth stones. Armed with the stones and sling shot he went out to Goliath and said, "You come against me with a sword and with a spear and with a shield, but I come to you in the name of the Lord. This day he will give you into my hand." David won the battle against Goliath and Israel won the war!
Supplies Needed:
5 Smooth Rocks
Paint
Marker
Brown Paper Lunch Bag
#1: Go outside and gather 5 stones
#2: Wash and Dry your stones
#3: Paint each stone a different color
#4: On the back of each stone write a word that helps you not be afraid
Example: God, Family, Praying, Strength, David
#5: On the brown paper bag write, "David’s Stones" "The Battle is the Lord’s" 1 Samuel 17:47
#6: Once your stones are dry place them in your brown bag. Every time you get scared you can take your stones out of the bag and remember the story of David and Goliath.
Send us a picture of leave us a comment on what you wrote on your stones!
Once Noah’s ark was safely on dry ground God came to Noah and asked him to look up at the sky. As Noah looked up at the sky he saw all the storm clouds disappear and the sun came out. A large rainbow appeared in the sky and God said, "You see, my rainbow in the sky. This is a sign of my promise I have made to you and the animals to never again destroy the earth by flood. This rainbow will remind us of the promise made between each other."
Paper
Pencil
Scissors
Glue
#1: Trace around your hand on a sheet of paper (Can also trace the hands of your family members)
#2: Protect your work environment by laying down newspaper or plastic sheet
#3: Paint each hand a different color of the rainbow
#4: Cut each hand print out
#5: Glue the fingertips to the back end of the hand in an arch like pattern
#6: Enjoy your rainbow and remember, God always keeps his promise