ACTIVITIES/CRAFTS


Fun time with Zeke



PUTTING ON THE ARMOR OF GOD

This is a great activity to do with your group. They are able to interact as they learn the lesson.
We placed double sided tacky tape on the back of each of the pieces of armor and a magnet on the back of the little boy. We did not color any of it in so that the children can each color their own and place it on their refrigerator.
As you read the story the children will place each piece at the appropriate point in the story. Ask them questions about what each peice means. Once the lesson is completed they will get a shield with the bible verse to learn printed on it.
I placed a pin on the back so they can wear their shields.

The paper doll can be found at DLTK web site this is an awesome resource for many lessons.  





BACK PACK TREAT BOX



Instructions and measurements to create these are below

  • You will first cut a piece of Card stock 11 x 6

  • Score The long way first @ 1,2,5 1/4, 6 1/4, 7 1/4, 10 1/2

  • Turn on one end of the short side and score @ 1 1/2 this is the base for the bottom

  • Using my "Accent Essentials" Cricut cartridge and cricut I cut on from #48 shift key on @ 3 1/2 to make the top

  • You will then want to punch 4 eyelet holes in the back of the box for the ribbon placement for the backpack handles. I also lined up the top flap and punched holes to match up with the back top ones

  • Fold all score lines back and forth for easy assembly

  • Assemble your box just like you would a 2,5,7,10 box found HERE at SCS

  • To make the front envelope I cut one from Plantin Schoolbook cricut cartridge "Envelope Shadow" @ 2 1/2

  • Now you can put all pieces together and decorate as desired. What was really neat, not only were they filled with chocolate candies, we were able to put a personal message to the each child in the front envelope that they could read it later on.



    Review Game
    Bring God's Word to 
    all the children of the World 


    This is a game I made to reinforce a missions club theme. It is a shoot off of a  'Ten Little Indian' game I ran across in a book called 'Mouse on a Mission by Ed Dunlap. It has 54 Bible Review games to reinforce the lesson.
    Click here to get directions. You will need game pieces and bibles.I print the game pieces out on card stock and the bibles i printed on a transparency and cut them out. This game was made to use on a transparency at a Good News Club.Below is the game board. Enjoy! 





Need a craft?

A neat place I found to order unfinished wooden crafts 
is a place called Factory Direct.  The theme for our winter Blitz this year was gingerbread. So in addition to making gingerbread houses, I found this craft at Craftideas.info and was able to order the gingerbread men and hearts. The kids had a great time and it was an easy craft to do with all different ages. Just click on the words above and it will bring you right to the spot.