DANIEL AND THE LIONS
Make the finger puppets of Daniel and the lions from tubes of paper or cardboard (from a cereal box) to fit the child's finger. To begin, first wrap a rectangle of cardboard or paper around the child's finger to find out how large or small to make the tube....
AN AQUA-COLOURED CASTLE FOR QUEEN ESTHER
This castle is made using a cardboard box, 4 paper towel rolls and 2 toilet paper rolls. HOW TO MAKE THE CASTLE: 1. Cut the top off the box. Cut "turrets" along the top edge of the box and the tops of 2 paper towel rolls. 2. Glue 4 paper towel rolls to...
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...
Pharaoh craft stick puppet
PHARAOH CRAFT STICK PUPPET A very quick puppet to make from a craft stick! 1. Paint a jumbo craft stick. 2. Print out two arms from the pattern. Paint to match the “body” of the puppet. Cut out and glue to the back of the figure. 3. Print, colour and cut out the...
MIRIAM WITH BABY MOSES
Miriam is watching over baby Moses. His basket is made from an egg carton. The baby is made from a peanut! Copy the pattern for Miriam on card stock. Colour and cut out. Cut out an egg carton cup and paint it brown. Add yellow-coloured paper strips to the...
ALTOID TIN MOSES WORD GAME
ALTOID TIN TRAVEL GAME Print letters on lima beans. Place magnetic sticky-backed tape on the back of each bean. Children form words pertaining to events in the life of Moses.
WHITE FELT SHEEP
WHITE FELT SHEEP Trace the pattern for the sheep body on to white felt. Cut out two layers. Add fiberfill stuffing. Glue or sew the edges together. Paint Q-tips black to form legs. Break in half and glue to the back of the Make a black felt face according to...
PATTERN FOR STAND-UP FIGURE OF QUEEN ESTHER AND KING XERXES
STORY STONES FOR QUEEN ESTHER
Children will enjoy re-telling the story of Queen Esther using stone figures they have made. Don't the "noses" make them look real? Wash and dry the stones. Glue on small stones for the noses. Paint the faces in the skin colour of your choice. Glue on curly...
SHEEP COOKIE
SHEEP COOKIE Use any oval-shaped cookie (such as an Arrowroot). Frost with vanilla icing. Cover the surface with mini-marshmallows. The head and legs of the lamb are made from “licorice babies” candy. To form the legs, cut off strips from the licorice and "glue" to...