Plague of Darkness Crafts

We have lots of crafts for the Plague of Darkness. This was the 9th plague the God sent on Pharaoh on the land of Egypt. We have a lesson, coloring page, mazes, cupcake toppers, templates and more to go with this. Go to Plague of Darkness.

My Touch and Feel Bible StoryBook

My Bible Story Book

(Feel and Touch)

Print this sheet out and have the kids make a touch and feel book with it. Make a book out of construction paper and staple the pages together. Just stack a few pieces of construction paper together and fold in half. Then put three staples down the edge. Have the kids cut each picture out and glue one on each page. Have them glue down something that resembles the person or story behind each one. For example:

Solomon: Glue a popsicle stick down below the picture and add plastic gems to the stick for a scepter.

Joseph: Glue down a small cut out piece of fabric that is full of different colors or diff color yarn.

John The Baptist: Glue a cotton ball down and paint it yellow for a bee hive to represent the honey he ate.

Joseph: Glue down some wood or a nail for being a carpenter. (Or you can draw the nail)

Elijah: Glue down red tissue paper for fire or red felt cut in flames for calling down fire.

Paul: Glue down goggle eyes and then draw a pair of eyes that are just black for him going blind.

Jonah: Glue down a strip of blue felt for water and draw a whale on top.

Mary: Glue down yellow yarn for hay that Mary laid the baby Jesus in.

Abraham: Glue down a piece of tinfoil for silver and draw a gold brick for gold. This represents the scripture when it says Abraham was rich in cattle, silver and gold.

These are just some ideas to use. Come up with your own or add more to it. On the front write, MY BIBLE STORYBOOK.

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Grasshopper Recipe

Grasshopper Recipe 

The 10 Plagues of Egypt 

Locust 8th Plague

Exodus 10:13-  And Moses stretched forth his rod over the land of Egypt, and the LORD brought an east wind upon the land all that day, and all that night; and when it was morning, the east wind brought the locusts.

Make this recipe to go along with the Sunday school Lesson on the locust plague we offer. All you need is the ingredients below to make this simple and easy snack. We are making these tomorrow and are going to let the kids make their own during class as a craft and then let them eat. So we will have a recipe craft tomorrow. 

• Strawberry Shortcake Rolls
• Jelly Beans
• Pretzel Sticks
• White Frosting
• Green Food Coloring

Take your roll and smear some green frosting on top of it. Add two pretzels on the side for the legs in the shape of a triangle. Do the other side the same way. Add two smaller pretzels in the top of the head for antennas and two jelly beans for eyes. This makes a great craft for the kids to do during class. 

The 10 Plagues of Egypt Locust Lesson

The 10 Plagues of Egypt Locust Lesson

We have a paper lunch bag craft, Sunday school lesson, maze, word in a word game, activity sheets, coloring pages, clipart, and a grasshopper recipe.

For the printable versions of the stuff you see then go straight to my "Ten Plagues Of Egypt" Locust Lesson. You will be able to print what you need there.

 

 

 

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1st Plague Lesson Plan
2nd Plague Lesson Plan
3rd Plague Lesson Plan
4th Plague Lesson Plan
5th Plague Lesson Plan
6th Plague Lesson Plan
7th Plague Lesson Plan
8th Plague Lesson Plan
9th Plague Lesson Plan
10 Plague Lesson Plan

No One Egg-actly Like You

 

No One Egg-actly Like You

Gen 1:27  So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.

• Plastic eggs
• Low temperature glue gun or craft glue for plastic
• Mini pompoms
• Pipe stem cleaners
• Yarn
• Google eye stickers
• Paper band

     Decide which end of the egg will be the head.  Place the google eyes stickers on the top half of the egg.  Cut yarn into the desire length for the hair and glue it to the top.  Glue on a mini pompom for the nose.  Cut a paper band long enough to make a circle in which the egg can set.  Make a snip in the band and draw a collar.  Set the egg into the band.

     To make yarn curls, dip the yarn in a mixture of one part glue and three parts water.  Wrap the yarn around a straw and let it dry.

     Let the children compare their egg people and discuss how each one is different.  God made each of us a little different from everyone else.  Each person is unique.  You were planned and designed by God.  His loving hand made you exactly the way you are, because he has a purpose for your life.

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Spring Flower Paper Lunch Bag Craft

Spring Flower 

Paper Lunch Bag Craft

Need a craft to go with a Spring Sunday school Lesson? We have just what you are looking. To print this template out just go to the page here.

Spring Flower Paper Lunch Bag Craft

Spring Sunday School Lesson

Free Spring

Sunday School Lesson

Use this free printable lesson to teach the kids at church about how God made the season Spring and the animals.  We have stuff to go with this lesson. We have a craft, maze, word in a word, coloring page, activity sheets, clipart and more. 

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Fruity Spring Butterflies

 

Fruity Spring Butterflies

• Fruity Pebbles Cereal
• Clothes Pins
• Crayons
• Black Sharpie Marker
• Pipe Cleaners
• Ziplock Plastic Bags

Take your ziplock bag and put a small amount of fruity pebbles cereal in to the bag. Take a clothes pin and clamp it in the middle. Take a pipe cleaner and twist around a pencil to get the curly effect for the anntennas and put that at the top of the clothes pin.

These make a great snack to go along with teaching the kids how God made the season Spring and the butterflies. God made everything you see. God is an awesome God!

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Egg-imals

Egg-imals

(Genesis 1:24)  And God said, Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so.

(Genesis 1:25)  And God made the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good.

• Plastic eggs
• Markers
• Pipe stem cleaners
• Mini pompoms
• Low temperature glue gun
• Or craft glue for plastics

Frog:  Glue two black pompoms to the top of the narrow end of a green plastic egg.  Draw a mouth just above the center.  (See photo)  Optional:  Form webfeet from pipe stem cleaners and glue on the bottom.

Pig:  Glue a pompom to the center of the wide end of a pink plastic egg.  Form triangles from pink pipe stem cleaners and glue them on for ears toward the top of the face.  Draw two small eyes.  (See photo)  Curl a short piece of pipe stem cleaner around a pencil and glue it to the opposite end for a tail.

Mouse:  Glue a pink pompom to the center of the narrow end of a blue plastic egg.  Draw whiskers and eyes.  Form large mouse ears from pipe stem cleaners and glue the on above the eyes.  (See photo)  Glue a long piece of pipe stem cleaner to the wide end so that it bends upward to make the tail.

 Use your imagination to make other animals.  They can be from real animals or let the kids be creative.

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Easter Flowers Picture

Easter Flowers Picture

This is a free 8.5 X 11 picture I drew for personal use in Sunday school or children's church. Just print this off and have it laminated. Use this picture in class and hold it up to tell the story behind Jesus dying on a cross and how he was laid in a tomb and rose again on the third day.