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After listening to the song “Senses” which can be found on the CD Mary Rice Hopkins original Soundtrack Featuring Music from the 3 Episode DVD, children can make a poster to remind them of the five senses God gave them. Materials Needed:  Wiggle eyes, pom poms, red rickrack, small jingle bells, glue, crayons. SENSES I…

Thank you for the time you give To each child who looks to you; You truly make a difference By all you say and do. For as you touch each tender heart, You leave your imprint there; And always they’ll remember you– How much you really cared. Keep on loving, keep on caring, Sharing Christ…

  Trace your hand print on construction paper, cut out and write: “Great job learning your Bible verse! High five!”    

Preparation: Make story props as shown in the picture. If you were unable to use your legs to walk, could you kick a soccer ball? If you were unable to use your legs to walk, could you jump rope? If you were unable to use your legs to walk, could you ride a skateboard? If…

  Needed for Each Child: 3 pieces of chenille wire (8″, 7″ and 5″), 1 1/2″ x 1/2″ Bible verse strip, transparent tape. Activity: On the 8″ piece of chenille wire, fold approx. 4″ into a circle for the head. Attach the 5″ piece for arms with one twist around the body. Fold the 7″…

After children have heard the Bible story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from Daniel 3 — they can make a creative art project to take home.  The three men say, “No! No! No!” and refuse to bow down to the golden image.

For the wages of sin is death But the gift of God is eternal life Through Christ Jesus our Lord   (Repeat 4x) Romans six twenty three   Click HERE to listen to a clip. Click HERE to order Workmanship album which has this song plus 12 others to help kids grow in their walk…

H. O. P. stands for Helping Other People. Make a list of things the children can do for neighbors or friends. This might include washing cars, washing windows, pulling weeds, or picking up trash. Be sure there are no safety issues involved in the project and have children wear plastic gloves when picking up trash.

    Work together in setting up various events, such as: Discus throw using paper plates; javelin throw using straws; shot-put using marshmallows; diving with each person tossing jelly beans into a container of water; one-yard dash by pushing cotton balls across floor with nose; and standing high jump using a donut suspended from ceiling…

Preparation: Place a traffic light sign you have made into a Surprise Box. Print the words stop, look and listen. Lesson: (Choose a child to take the sign from the box.) What is this? What does the red mean? What does the yellow mean? What does the green mean? Why is a sign like this…