Good Samaritan Bible Crafts

Bible Crafts about the Good Samaritan - Bible Crafts and Games for Children's Ministry

Children learn about being a neighbor through the Parable of the Good Samaritan. They put the pictures from the story in order and staple them to the horse sheet to make a book. This craft is available to members on The Resource Room.

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Instant Digital Download -   - Includes the Horse Book Craft and Five Coloring Sheets Below

Five Good Samaritan Story Coloring Sheets

Member's

Instant Digital Download -   - Includes the Horse Book Craft and Five Coloring Sheets Above.

Three Pages of Colored Patterns and Three Pages of Black and White Patterns

Including:

1. Good Samaritan in three different positions
2. Hurt Man on Donkey
3. Inn Keeper
4. Levite
5. Priest
6. Directions

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Good Samaritan Puppets and Background Scene -   

More Parable to the Good Samaritan and Helping Hands Bible Crafts

Also See God Made Me - Helping Hands

I am so thankful I joined the Resource Room you have written excellent material for us to use, I know the children will learn a lot and have fun at the same time. Thank you again and God Bless you. Sincerely, Patti Paisley

I am the director for children's ministry at The Orange Park Vineyard Church in Florida, which my husband pastors. Thank you so very much for the interesting resources that you have available for us. I have brought in your curriculum for my 4 and 5 year old children and the teacher that is working with them for this 1st quarter has been so excited about working with these lessons. Thank you once again for making it so interesting and easily accessible for us. We appreciate all your devotion in making this a wonderful and helpful program. Janet (Orange Park Vineyard Church)

I did this lesson with my first grade class. They really enjoyed acting out the lesson as I read it. They liked playing the forward and backward game and reviewing the lesson with the thumbs up and thumbs down activity and identifying who did what in the story. They also came up with other good and bad things we can do with our hands. This lesson was very easy to prepare and the bulletin board display came out great. Carolyn

Thank you so much for the lessons and crafts. They have been a blessing to both myself and the children I teach (ages 3-6). One thing I did when I taught this lesson was to go to the thrift store and get stuffed teddy bears and other animals. I put blue, purple and green blush on them to make bruises. I also made scratches with red paint. I took bandages, Band-Aids and gauze tape. The children had a wonderful being good Samaritans for the stuffed animals. I got many comments from the parents about how much the children learned from this lesson. Shelia

I used the Helping Hands Pictures from Created to do Good Things Lesson for 3-4 year olds. The kids enjoyed the many different pictures and thinking of what they could do to help others. Thanks! Jenni Yee

I used the bulletin board activity as part of our lesson on Elisha helping the widow. I have about 20 preschoolers on Wednesday night. After the story we talked about ways they can help. This age child does not cut things out well, so I had precut a boy and girl for each and put their name on them. I had precut the other pictures, and as I held each suggested item, I had them raise their hand if they had ever helped in that way. When they went to the table, they were to glue their boy or girl on their large sheet of paper, then choose and paste several of the pictures of things they can do to help. After glueing them on, they could color them. I tried to get them to color the hair of each one in their own hair color, but of course some did not. They had fun with that.

Just finished the helping hands lesson with my group of 2-4 year olds They really enjoyed it. When we did the craft, in addition to the Bible verse on it, I also cut out the little verse that was used in the lesson, and tacked it at the base of the hand, just below the Bible verse. This way, when the kids try to remember how it goes, in order to share the day with parents, it's right there. Suzanne

Thank you so much for the helpful lessons, crafts and activities on your site! We have a small group of little ones (preschool) and every lesson I have prepared for them has been wonderful! They grasp the "point" of each lesson and are so proud of their crafts and verses to take home.

When we did the "Helping Hands" lesson, I also took a glove for a mini-lesson. I had them look at the glove when it was "empty". This is us when we try to do good things without Christ. When we are filled with Christ and His love (I slipped my hand inside) we can do the good things we were created to do: Shake a hand, pat on the back, give, etc.