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What you will need: Jumbo, mini, and regular-sized craft sticks, round 1" wood pieces, gold trim, and gold spray paint or acrylic paint.
If you have preschool children or don't have the mini craft stick, you can use this easier pattern. This activity sheet only uses the jumbo and regular-sized craft sticks. A 
Paint a small box, inside and out, with gold paint. Paint craft sticks gold and then glue them to the box to make the poles. 
This paper doll can be used as a prop during your lesson or you can have your children make them for a craft to reinforce the lesson. 
Bring in wooden clothespins and have your children wrap strips of material around the bottom of the clothespin and draw faces on the top part to make Lazarus. They can glue pieces of yarn on the head for hair. Give each child three styrofoam cups. Have them crinkle up old newspaper to make rocks to fit in the tops of the cups. 
Place a line of tape down the middle of your playing area. Designate one side "inside the tomb" and the other side "outside the tomb". Have the children stand anywhere they would like. Tell them that when you say, "Lazarus Come Out", they should all jump to the "outside of the tomb" side of the room. When you say, "Lazarus Go In", they should all jump to the "inside" side of the room. You will try to trick them to jump on the wrong side depending on what you say. If a child jumps to the wrong side, he is out. Keep playing until only one child is left. When you say "Lazarus go in or go out" always jump to the opposite side. The children may automatically follow you to that side even though you said something different. 
At the bottom the picture it says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." This craft goes with the lesson 
This
lighthouse is made from poster board, paper and plastic cups, a paper
plate, and a screw band from a Mason Jar (canning jar). It was painted
with acrylic paint and small rocks were glued to the paper plate base. 
What
to do: 
Lord's Prayer Bible Lesson Craft and Activity Ideas 
Each child colors a paper doll to look like him or her and then they are taped together to make a long chain. 
Children will have fun creating
these neighbors. You just hand out sheets of 
Have the Children Make Two of These 
Use this craft to go along with some
of the other crafts listed above. Here's a new craft material
that young children will love to work with. Nuudles are similar to
cornstarch packaging peanuts that dissolve in water, except these
come in different colors. All you do is dip the Nuudle in a
tiny bit of water or press them onto a wet sponge and stick them together.
You can stick them to each other or stick them on to other objects
to make designs or sculptures. See 
"Once
we were apart with sin in our hearts. Then God sent his son
from above so we can be untied in Love."
Scripture
reference: 1 Cor. 13:4-7
Love Is - Spinner Game 
This craft comes from Oriental Trading Company. You receive black heart shapes and sticks. Your children will have fun scratching off the black film to reveal beautiful colorful designs. They cost $5.95 for 12 hearts, or about 50 cents each. To order this craft go to  |
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1. Clock Picture with Moving Hands - Children glue pictures that relate to each season in the appropriate place on the picture. (Patterns and Pictures for this craft are available on The Resource Room.)
Activities:
1. The Right Time Activity - Have your children hold hands in the middle of the room and form a circle. Two adults hold hands to form a tunnel. The children walk around in a circle passing through the tunnel as they sing the song below. When the last word of the song is sung, the tunnel comes down and captures a child. The child then must answer a question (below) to be freed. Keep playing until all the children have had a chance to answer a question.
Do You Do the Right Thing?
Written by Carolyn
(Sing to the tune of "Do Your Ears Hang Low?)Do you do the-right thing?
At the time you're supposed to do it?
Do you listen to your mom?
Do you listen to your dad?
Do you do it at the right time or do you wait to long to do it?
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Questions:
- When is it the right time to brush your teeth - in the morning or before you eat?
- When is it the right time to comb your hair - before you go to church, or when you're sitting at the dinner table?
- When is the right time to clean your room - when your mother tells you to, or when you feel like it?
- When is the right time to do your homework - when you get home from school, or on the bus on the way to school?
- When is the right time to interrupt - when you mother is on the phone and you want to ask her a question, or when there is an emergency?
- When is the right time to talk - when your teacher is talking, or at recess?
- When is the right time to have dessert - before dinner, or after dinner?
- When is it the right time to yell - when you are in the car, or when you are outside playing?
- When is it the right time to stay home from school - when you don't feel like going, or when you are sick?
- When is the right time to be quiet - during the church service when the minister is talking, or when you are asked a question?
Older Children
1. Act Out the Story - Act out the story from the Bible or have your children place it in modern times and then act it out.
2. Play Charades Using Eccl. - write the verse on pieces of paper. Have your children take turns picking a piece of paper and acting out what is written. The person who guesses correctly gets to take his turn next. Let each child guess only one time.
3. Bible Verse Review Game - - Read Eccl. 3:1-8, and then hold up the pictures that your children have drawn one at a time. See if the children can identify which pictures go with which part of the verse. Place all the pictures in order and see if the children can say the complete verse by looking at the pictures.
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Jesus Miracles - Sunday School Lessons Craft and Activity Ideas
Miracles - Jesus Calms the Storm
Scripture reference: Mark 4:35-41 or Matthew 8:23-34
Make a 3-D picture. Mark off 3" from the bottom of a sheet of blue construction paper. Fold it up. Cut a wave pattern on the top of the 3" fold. Cut a sheet of black construction paper in half and cut a wave pattern on one side. Glue the black waves to the blue sheet at the fold. Cut a boat shape from brown construction paper, a Jesus silhouette from white construction paper, and a disciple silhouette from black construction paper. Have the children glue Jesus and the disciples inside the boat. Using a brad, attach the boat to the background and then fold the 3" waves in the front and glued it only on the sides. Now, the children can retell the story using a boat that rocks during the storm. Sent in by Theresa Bostick
Jesus Calms the Storm Bible Lesson on The Resource Room - In this lesson children learn that you don't have to be afraid of anything because Jesus is in control of everything. A visual is used to tell the story. It can also be used as a craft. Jesus is shown sleeping on the boat with calm, happy waves. When the storm comes up clouds are folded down and new, angry waves can be folded up to make a new stormy picture. A new standing Jesus picture is presented when Jesus wakes up. He tells the storm to stop and the waves and clouds are folded out of the way to reveal a calm sea. A pattern for this craft is available to Resource Room members only.
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Crafts and activities for Jesus Calms the Storm Bible Lesson:
1. Make Wave Streamers - Cut light blue, dark blue, and white crepe strips into three feet lengths. In class have the children gather about five strips together and staple them together at one end. Tape the strips to a jumbo-sized craft stick. Show the children how they can move their hands up and down and make the streamers look like waves. Use the streamers later during music time.
2. Make a Wind and Wave Wind Sock Craft - Wind and Waves Windsock Craft - This craft goes along with the lesson “Jesus Calmed the Storm” The windsock says, “Even the wind and the waves obey him.” Mark 4:41
What you will need: Card stock, markers or crayons, fish or butterfly stickers (optional), blue Rick rack, 7/8” blue and purple ribbon, glue, tape, and staples, laminator or clear contact paper (optional).
How to make a Bible Wind Sock Craft:
1. Before class print out the pattern (available to Resource Room Members only) or have your children draw their own designs onto card stock. Cut off the excess paper leaving 1/2” on top and the bottom of the picture. Cut one end off at the line. Leave extra on one end to staple under.
2. Cut up pieces of ribbon and Rick rack into 12” lengths. In class have the children color the picture and add stickers and Rickrack. When they are done with their pictures give them ribbon and Rickrack across the length of the bottom. When they are done with that staple the sides together to make at tube. Staple yarn or ribbon at the top to hang the windsock.
3. Make Jesus and His Disciples in a Boat Craft
What you will need: Card stock, craft sticks, block of Styrofoam, markers, and straws.
How to make Jesus and His Disciples Boat Craft:
1. Before class print out the boat pattern (available to members only), cut it out and use it as a template to cut out boats from card stock. (Printing Problems?)
2. To make the boat, fold on the dotted lines. At each end of the boat bring the pointed ends together and glue or tape them together.
3. Cut pieces of Styrofoam to fit inside the boat and glue them to the bottom of the boats.
4. Cut the craft sticks in half or close to half. Make the sticks different lengths, some shorter and taller than the others.
5. In class have the children count out 12 sticks plus one for Jesus. Have them draw faces on the sticks and color the bottom of the sticks for the clothes.
6. Cut out triangle shapes for the boats sail. Tape the sail to a straw.
Show the children how to press all the craft sticks and the straw into the Styrofoam.
**You can also use this craft for a lesson on “Jesus walked on the Water” (not on this site yet). Glue the boat onto a piece of blue card stock and use a small piece of blue play dough or salt dough to stand Jesus up in the water.**You could also use this craft for the lesson “Follow Me” about becoming fishers of men. Have the children draw pictures of fish on a piece of blue construction paper or card stock or glue gold fish crackers to the paper. Use netting from vegetable bags to make a net.
Comments:
For the lesson, Jesus calms the storm, we took a piece of clay and rolled it into a ball and placed it in a bowl of water and talked about how without Christ in our lives we sink to the bottom. Then we pushed our thumbs in the middle and made a boat like shape and explained that with Christ in our lives we take shape and we float safely. It only takes about a marble sized piece of clay. Jennie
We acted out this story using our “box boat”. For the sound effects we used cookie sheets for the thunder, flashlights for lightening, spray bottles for rain, and had the children blow and make wind noises for the wind. We had three or four children doing each effect. We repeated the story about three times so they could take turns with the effects. We made the windsocks and had a “wind sock parade” around the room, as the weather did not permit us to go outside. Elaine
4. Make Origami Boats - See these sites for folding instructions of two different boats: http://www.geocities.com/Rachel_Katz/stories/pilgrims.htm http://www.nagpurcity.net/netzine/980815a1.html Sent in by Anita Reeves
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Miracles - Jesus Walks on Water
Draw a Picture of a Simple Face - Draw two eyes, a nose and a mouth. In class let the kids color them and then glue wiggle eyes on. I also had a sticker of Jesus walking on the water that I let them put on their paper as well. Sent in by Rebecca (You can add "Keep your eyes on Jesus" to the bottom of the page.)
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Miraculous
Catch of Fish
Games and Activities:
1. Have children pretend they are fishermen in a fishing boat. Make fishing poles and paper fish. Make a box boat, go to the Crafts From Trash page for directions.
2. Let’s go Fishing Game
You will need: construction paper or heavy paper, paper clips, magnets, string, stick or something you can use as a pole.
How to make:
1.Draw some fish or use clip art onto heavy paper.
2.Put paper clips on the mouths of each fish or glue tiny magnets on to each fish.
3.Tie the string to the end of a stick to make a fishing pole. Tie a magnet to the end of the string or a paper clip depending on which you put on the fish.To Play: Place the fish on the floor. Catch as many fish as you can until all the fish are gone. The person who catches the most fish wins.
3. Dress Up with Bible Costumes - Use the props above, but instead of fishing poles use a net.
4. Paint Fish With Water Colors - Before class pour plaster of Paris into fish molds. Add a half opened paper clip to the wet plaster of Paris to make a hook for hanging the fish. You can find molds in the cake decorating section, or use the molds used for playing in the sand. You can make these for less than 30 cents each if they are small. In class have the children paint them with water color paints.
5. Hang a Toy Net on the Wall - (you can buy these at toy stores) Have the children throw fish into the net.
Crafts:
1. Fish puppet - Make fish puppets from toilet paper rolls found on the the trash to treasure page.
2. Make a fish and water picture using sponge rollers and sponge shapes found on paper crafts 2 page.
3. Make Fish in Water Paper Plate from the Paper Plate Craft Page. (See picture above)
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Miracles - Jesus Turns Water into Wine
1. First we provided large gifts for the kids to open just like at a wedding. Inside they found rolls of toilet paper which they used to dress up like brides! We served wedding cake for our snack. Then we "magically" turned water into wine by having cups with pre-measured grape Kool-Aid powder in them (make sure to use pre sweetened). We took a large clear pitcher of water and when we poured it into the cups it changed to wine! We explained to the children that Jesus really did perform this miracle and we were only pretending, etc. It was a big hit! Lisa
2. Make "Water to Wine Pots" - For this craft, you need six toilet paper rolls per child (You can just roll up some construction paper into tube if you don't have TP rolls.). Wrap the rolls with different colored construction paper. Staple them together in two rows of three. Then staple the two rows together. Give children six pieces of blue tissue paper each (water) and have them stuff one piece into each tube. Give them each a sign that says "water" and help them to glue it to the side of the pots. Turn the pots up side down. Give each child six pieces of purple tissue paper (wine) and have them stuff one piece into each tube. Give each child a sign that says "wine" and help them to glue it to the other side of the pots. Now, the children have something to take home that will remind them of Jesus' First Miracle: Water to Wine. (This craft idea was sent in by Theresa Bostick.)
3. Make veils for the girls to wear on their heads using white 1/4" elastic and white netting and bow-ties for the boys to wear around their necks using black 1/4" elastic, Velcro and black felt. She also took a group-wedding picture. Thanks, Theresa for all the great ideas.
4. This is a game that I remember playing when I was in children's church over 20 years ago. Instead of saying duck, duck, goose, have the children say water, water, wine. This is an easy way to reinforce Jesus' first miracle of him turning the water into wine. I use it with my 1 and 2 year olds now and they love it.
5. Have your children glue wedding confetti to a picture of a bride. Sent in by Jeannette
Miracles - Lessons about Jesus turning Water into Wine on The Resource Room
1. Jesus Cares About You (Jesus Turns Water into Wine) - Sunday school lesson - (This lesson is available to members only.) In this lesson children learn about how Jesus fixed a problem at a wedding by performing a miracle. They learn that Jesus cares about our problems and wants to help us deal with them.
Crafts and Activities
1. Send out invitations before class inviting the children to a wedding feast (Pattern available on The Resource Room)
2. Decorate your room with wedding shower decorations or have the children who arrive early help.
3. Decorate wedding cakes.
4. Make wedding bells for decorations. (Pattern available on The Resource Room)
5. Play a Bible verse memory game.
2. Play a Bible Verse Memory Game - Go over the Bible verse several times so that the children can say it without help. Have the children all stand in a large circle. Give a child a beanbag or other object. Play like hot potato. When you start the music the children start passing the beanbag, but they must first say the verse before they pass it. For young children use just the last part of the verse ("He cares about what happens to you."). When the music stops the child who is holding the bean bag must sit down. You can also have more than one bean bag going around the circle at the same time.
You can also play by having the children pass the beanbag until the music stops. The child who is holding the beanbag must say the Bible verse.
3. Have a Wedding Dress Contest - Break the children up into teams of 3 or 4. Give each team a roll of TP and have them dress up one of their team members as a bride. Have the children vote on which bride looks the best.
You will find more ideas for this lesson on The Resource Room.
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Miracles - Jesus Heals a Paralytic
Scripture reference: Luke 5: 17-26
Concepts: Jesus heals.
Miracles - Jesus Heals the Sick
The ideas for this section come from Bethany Davis.
Activities
1. Talk About First Aid Supplies - Bring in a variety of supplies from a typical first aid box, Band-Aids, gauze, aspirin, etc. Let the children discuss them; what they are used for, etc. Then talk about how Jesus can help you feel better when you are sick or hurt. Discuss how Jesus wants us to be well, not sick, just like our parents. Use this to start discussing the healing miracles Jesus did.
2. Blind Man - Blindfold them and lead around the room. Have them try to touch their toes, scratch their nose, tie their shoes, etc. with the blindfold on. Then take them off and do same activities.
3. Jesus Healing the Sick - Have the children lay down like they are sick in bed. One teacher comes in, kneels beside each child and recites the words Jesus healed Jairus' daughter. They can do this for each other, and help each other up off the floor.
4. Play "Pin the Band-Aid on the Little Girl/Boy" for Younger Children.
5. Bandage Relay - For primary ages, do a "bandage relay". Two teams, have them try to wrap or unwrap each other from gauze wrap, ace bandages, etc. Or give them each a stack of Band-Aids and have them unwrap and stick them on each other in a certain amount of time.
6. Play a Memory Game - For primary ages, take a tray of first aid supplies and let them look at it for one minute. Remove several objects and have them try to tell what is missing.
Crafts
1. Paper Maché Casts - Primary children can make a paper mache "casts" of their arm. Write with a permanent marker on it "Jesus Heals The Sick".
2. Color Pictures - Preschoolers can color in a large picture of a little girl or boy and then stick Band-Aids, glue gauze pads and cutouts of casts, crutches, etc on the drawing.
Thank you, Bethany, for all the great ideas.
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Miracles - Jesus Feeds the 5,000
1. Basket of Fish - cut a paper lunch sack into a shorter height (about 5 inches tall), cut construction paper handle, tape or staple handle to the bag after the kids decorate them with crayons, stickers, etc. Have several fish bread loaf shape cutouts for them to color and then place in the basket. Make the cutouts large enough to stick up past the top of the basket. You could also use a strawberry basket with pipe cleaner for a handle.
2. Use Ellison die cuts to cut fish shapes out of construction paper (Or you can just draw them.) Write, "Jesus will provide" on one and on another of a different color write, "John 6:1-14. Glue them together and leave an opening. Stuff the fish with batting (cotton balls would work) and then let them dry. During Bible class have your children glue eyes to each side of the fish and decorate the fish. Sent in by Rebecca
The Big Picnic - This Lesson is Available on The Resource Room a Subscription Site. In this lesson children go on a picnic. When they get there they find that Arnie Ant has eaten their lunch. This reminds the teacher of the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000. After the story the teacher discovers that the food wasn't eaten after all. It was just hidden under a cloth in the basket so the children enjoy a picnic with Arnie Ant
Crafts
1. Children can make "Arnie Ant" holding a sign that says, "Jesus uses little things to do big things."
2. Children can color a picnic basket and add bread and fish and a few ants, of course.
You will find more ideas, a color sheet, and the complete lesson on The Resource Room.
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Miracles - Jesus Heals the Ten Lepers
"Don't Forget to Say Thank You" - This Lesson Comes From the Resource Room. A Free Sample Lesson is Also Available - In this lesson Children learn that it is important to tell Jesus how thankful they are. He likes be thanked just like we do when we do something special for someone. Younger children make leper paper dolls to act out the story as a poem is being read. Older children make paper doll puppets to make a puppet show about the lesson. All ages will enjoy playing a "Musical Chairs" game in which they have to say something they are thankful for when they sit on a certain chair. Click on the link to get your free sample lesson.
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Mother's Day
Mothers Day Crafts:
1. See the Mother's Day Page for craft ideas.
Mothers Day Activities:
1. Play "Simon Says" but use "Mother Says" instead. Our 3 year olds loved this game and they all wanted to take a turn being the mother.
2. Practice being a good mother - Bring in baby dolls, clothes, towels, wash cloths, soap, diapers, etc. Show the children how to take care of a baby.
Mother's Day songs
I'm Going to Help My Mom (maybe)
(Sung to: The Eensy Weensy Spider)D A7 D
I'm going to help my Mom 'cause today is Mother's Day.
D A7 D
I'll help to cook and clean and I won't go out and play!
D A7 D
But, look the sun is shining and my friends are calling me,
D A7 D
Are you okay without me Mom? ~ it's an EMERGENCY!
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M-O-M-M-Y
(Sung to: B-I-N-G-O)D G D
There is someone that I love best!
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And Mommy is her name - o.
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MOMMY
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MOMMY
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MOMMY
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And Mommy is her name - o .
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If you like this song, consider purchasing "Praise 4 God ~ Just 4 Kids©"a collection of more than 75 simple songs and poems of praise.
Mother's Day Bible Lessons
"How to Say I Love You" - In this lesson children learn what it means to love someone and how to express their love to their mothers. Many objects are used such as candy, a clock, a compass, a measuring tape and others, to represent different ways our mothers show us love. These objects are also used in a memory game to review the lesson and to study the Bible verses that go to this lesson from 1 Cor. 13.
Play a Family Feud Type Game - Before class write at the top of the board "What Your Mother Does to Show You She Loves You". Under the title write the numbers one through five.
Tell your children as they walk in that you are going to have a contest. Give them each a piece of paper and tell them to write down the numbers one through five on their papers. Tell them that you have a list of the five most mentioned things that mothers do to show us that they love us. You want everyone to write down what they think are the top five things that they think the people surveyed have picked. The student that gets the most right will get a prize.
What Your Mother Does to Show You She Loves You:
1. She tells me she loves me.
2. She hugs and kisses me.
3. She teaches me.
4. Spend times with me.
5. She takes care of me.The complete lesson with crafts and activities is available on The Resource Room.
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