NOAH’S ARK: SHAKE ‘N SAY GAME
A quick game to make that is lots of fun! All you need is a can with a lid. TO MAKE THE GAME: 1. The teacher writes words on small pieces of paper (or punched circles if you have a circle puncher) and on each piece he/she writes the name of an animal. As...
NOAH’S ARK: PUPPET THEATRE
This theatre is made from a cereal box! HOW TO MAKE THE THEATRE: 1. Cut an opening in the cereal box. 2. Paint and decorate it. 3. Cut a slit in the "floor" so that the puppets can "move" along the theatre. TO MAKE THE CURTAIN: 1. Cut 2 pieces of fabric each 6"(15cm)...
NOAH’S ARK: ZEBRA GAME—SPILL THE BEANS!
This is a fun game for two or more children. The "game-pieces" are five small stones. TO MAKE THE GAME: 1. Wash and dry the stones. You can then paint them white or leave them unpainted. Paint black and white "zebra stripes" on ONE side of four stones. Paint...
NOAH’S ARK: A FISHY BOARD GAME!
The fish are mighty curious! What is this new thing in their midst? An ark? What's an ark? Find out which fish will reach the ark first! The fish markers are lima beans. Their felt tails are glued on. Play the game to find out if the blue fish, or the red fish or the...
NOAH’S ARK: MRS. NOAH SPOON DOLL PUPPET (repeat of red dress)
Mrs. Noah is made from a plastic spoon. Her pleated, tailored dress is glued onto the spoon. Don't you love her cat, Clarence? 1. Paint the "head" of the spoon. Paint hair and glue on a "bun" to the back of the head as shown in the photo. Add mouth and eyes. 2....
NOAH’S ARK: EGG CARTON GAME
Who will reach the ark first? The zebra or the giraffe? Find out in this toss game, a game designed for two children to play. HOW TO MAKE THE GAME: 1. Paint or spray-paint the egg carton. Decorate it with ribbon, trims etc. Write down the numbers from 1...
MOSES SPOON PUPPET
Moses is made from a plastic spoon! His robe is glued on. Notice how the pleat in front gives a very tailored look! 1. Paint the head of the spoon in a skin colour. 2. Print out the robe or tunic, colour and cut out. 3. After cutting out the robe, crease the...
ESTHER: STAND-UP FIGURE
STANDUP FIGURE OF QUEEN ESTHER: Queen Esther's arm can move up and down! 1. Copy the pattern of Queen Esther on card stock. Colour and cut out. 2. The arm is cut out separately. A paper fastener is inserted so that the arm can be moved up and down. 3. Cut a...
NEW TESTAMENT: CAST INTO THE DEEP
This puppet glove will be the basis of countless Bible stories! How many New Testament stories refer to fishing and fishermen! The Apostle and fish are very simple to make from felt; they can be either sewn or glued. Velcro dots enable the felt motifs to be snapped...
ESTHER: A GAME
HOW TO PLAY BINGO LINGO: This is a game that the whole class can play. HOW TO MAKE THE GAME: 1. The teacher (with the class' help) makes a list of all the words that pertain to the Esther story. A copy of this list is given to each child (about 50 or 60...