Creation of Man Sunday School Crafts
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Dust Man Verses Snowman Sunday School Lesson

The following activities are from Sunday school lesson "Dust Man Verses Snowman" on The Resource Room, a members only part of Danielle's Place. In this lesson the teacher and children pretend to make a big snowman, and then compare God's creation of man to making a snowman.

Snowman Coloring Sheet

Have children color the snowman coloring sheet and talk about what they think the verse on the sheet means. (The Coloring Sheet is available to members only on The Resource Room.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make a Big Paper Snowman with Poem

Before class print out the pattern pages and make copies. In class have your children color the patterns, cut them out, and glue them together. If you have younger children, cut out the patterns before class and just have them color and glue the picture together. To make it even easier have your children glue the shapes onto a large piece of construction paper. Have them cut arm shapes from brown construction paper. (Available to members only.)

 

 

 

 

Guess Who!

I made this big snowman out of paper and glue.
It may not look like much from your point of view,
But it reminds me of a man that was made too.
Do you think you can guess who? I'll give you a clue.
God made the man from the dust, brand new.
On the sixth day of creation he made his debut.
If you consider my snowman, there's not much he can do,
But this dust man came alive when in his mouth God blew.
God gave him the animals and the whole world to subdue.
He was amazing and special just like me and you.
Now do you think you know who? I bet you do.
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Short and Stout Snowman

Make the "Short and Stout Snowman" from a Styrofoam cup to use with the song below.

God's Dust man
Written by Carolyn Warvel
(Sing to the tune of "I'm a Little Tea Pot")

I made this little snowman, short and stout.
God made a dust man, there is no doubt.
That makes me so excited, I could shout.
Pick up your snowman and move him about.

God made a clever dust man, yes it's true.
He gave him the earth for him to subdue.
That makes me so excited, I could shout.
Pick up your snowman and  move him about.

God didn't want his dust man to be alone.
He made him a wife from his rib bone
That makes me so excited, I could shout.
Pick up your snowman and  move him about.

When God made his dust man, he thought of you.
God's great creation,  we can't outdo!
That makes me so excited, I could shout.
Pick up your snowman and  move him about.

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Build a Snowman Bible Verse Review Game

Before class cut the snowman parts from construction paper. In class go over the verse several times with your children. When you think they might be able to repeat it pick a child to say the verse. If he can say it without making a mistake, he gets to put part of the snowman together. If he makes a mistake, correct him, and ask another child to try. Keep playing until the whole snowman is put together. (A pattern is available to members only.)

 

 

 

Find the Snack Game

Before class make two Cup Snowmen Puppets. At snack time place a snack underneath one of the snowmen while your children are not looking. Ask one of your children to guess which snowman the snack is hidden under. If the child guesses correctly, he gets the snack. If he doesn't guess correctly, he must wait until his turn comes around again to guess. Keep playing until all the children have had snack.

You can find a complete lesson on The Resource Room including crafts, printable Bible Verse card, activity ideas, songs and more.