Showing posts with label activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label activities. Show all posts

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Mummy Paper Plate Lacing Craft




This Mummy Paper Plate Lacing Craft is a great hand/eye coordination activity for younger children! This craft is super simple and only takes a few supplies!

Supplies needed:

Pre- activity prep:
Punch holes around the edge of the paper plate. We made ours about every half an inch.


Steps:

Begin by making your mummy’s face.: Glue extra large wiggle eyes in place and draw on a mouth with the marker.  Tell your students to be creative!
Once your mummy's face has been created, cut a long piece of yarn then thread it up through the top holes from the back then back through the corresponding top holes and tie it off in a knot.
At that point, begin lacing:  up, through and across, until your mummy is completely bandaged!
When you run out of a string of yarn, simply tie it off in back and tie in a new piece.
Once completed, tie a string from the top hole and hang from the ceiling!

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

DIY Jack O Lantern




Items needed: orange and green construction paper, a canvas panel , scissors and some clear contact paper.

1. Gather your materials.
2. Start by drawing a basic pumpkin shape on your orange construction paper
3. Cut out the pumpkin shape.
4. Place the pumpkin cut out on your cardboard or canvas
5. Using the green construction paper cut out a green stump and add it to the top of the pumpkin.
6.Finally, cover with the clear contact paper


7.Time to create some spooky faces!!


Friday, April 27, 2018

Rainy Day Activity!





Do you have the rainy day blues?? Here is a fun DIY moon sand activity.
What you will need:
·         8 cups of flour
·         Baby oil (1 cup of oil per 8 cups of flour)
·         Plastic Tray
·         Cups
·         Sand toys
Directions:
  1. Put all ingredients into a large mixing bowl.
  2. Combine the baby oil and flour well. It can take a good 10 minutes to get everything completely incorporated.
  3. Put it in a plastic tray, and let the children play freely with it.
  4. You can put measuring cups, spoons, straws, sand toys and other items into the bin for an even more sensory experience.

Monday, April 23, 2018

Bible Lessons Snack Time

 Genesis 6:9  Noah was a righteous man, blameless in his generation. Noah walked with God.

While doing this activity, talk to your child about how Noah built the ark. What did he use to build it? How big was it? How did the animals get in? What animals do you think were on the ark?

Check out our Noah's Ark Bulletin Board Sets!

What you’ll need:

  1. Animal crackers
  2. Peanut butter
  3. Banana

Instructions:

  1. Slice a groove on the inside of the curve of the banana.
  2. Fill the groove with peanut butter.
  3. Stick the animal crackers into the peanut butter.
  4. Eat!

Have Children with food allergies? 

For kids with a gluten allergy you can substitute animal crackers for a gluten free version. For peanut allergies you can use an alternative to peanut butter like almond butter or sunbutter.


How to make a Daniel and the Lions Snack


We love the story of Daniel and the Lions. The ideas are simple and easy to teach to toddlers and preschoolers:
  • Daniel was faithful to God
  • God kept Daniel safe
  • He kept Daniel safe from hungry lions by sending angels to shut the lions’ mouths!


Daniel 6:27  He delivers and rescues; he works signs and wonders in heaven and on earth, he who has saved Daniel from the power of the lions.



What you’ll need:

  • Crackers
  • Mini Pretzels
  • Raisins
  • Thinly sliced carrots
  • Peanut Butter
  1. Fill the bottom cracker with peanut butter.
  2. Stick the carrot slices in the peanut butter, fanning them around the entire cracker.
  3. Fill another cracker with peanut butter and put it on top.
  4. For the nose and mouth, use peanut butter to stick an upside down mini pretzel to the bottom half of the cracker. Put a raisin in the top for the nose.
  5. Use two more raisins for eyes.
Have Children with food allergies? For kids with a gluten allergy you can substitute animal crackers for a gluten free version. For peanut allergies you can use an alternative to peanut butter like almond butter or sunbutter.

Don't forget to enjoy these snacks with a cup of  PureFUN! 100% Juice Blend Concentrate !!