Age Level: 6 to 12 Materials: For each child, you'll need a paper gift bag, a 9-inch paper plate, and one piece of card stock cut 1/4 inch shorter in width than the width of the...
Preschoolers can build a leaf person as a reminder that God created each of them uniquely. Stuff: Fall items from nature such as twigs and leaves, glue sticks, and construction...
Preschoolers can make these colorful coats while they learn about Joseph and his coat of many colors. You'll need coffee filters, washable markers, water, a spray bottle, and a work...
Before class, ask families to donate used pump-spray bottles, such as hair spray or home cleaner bottles. Wash all these bottles and pumps in ammonia to get rid of the old...
Preschoolers will enjoy making these special gifts for Mother's Day. You'll need large macrame beads, small silk flowers and Play-Doh. Have children each select a bead and silk...
For: GRADES K-6 Stuff you'll need: For each child, glue, a plastic-foam sandwich box (cut in half), a 5 1/2X11-inch plastic-foam meat tray, an empty thread spool, a thin straw and...
Cynthia Crane and Sharon Stratmoen
When your class time is over and the sermon isn't, whaddaya do? Try a Plan in a Can! It's Sunday morning and you've just finished your entire lesson. You check the clock, and while...
Have your children work together to create an unforgettable Easter play with these giant puppets. Children will make the puppets, write the script, and perform the play. To make...
Stuff you'll need: Card stock, masking tape, and crayons. Tell kids to: Attach several strips of masking tape to your paper to create a cross. Overlap your masking tape often....
GRADES K-2 Stuff you'll need: Glue, waxed paper, glitter, box lid, nylon filament thread, and tacks. Tell kids to: "Paint" a simple butterfly shape on a sheet of waxed paper with...
GRADES K-6 Stuff you'll need: Thin wire, styrofoam packaging "popcorn," curling ribbon, and scissors. Get ready: Cut wire into 18-inch pieces. Tell kids to: *String plastic foam...
Objective : Kids will learn that God can transform bad situations into something good. Stuff you'll need: A salad spinner, paper, and tempera paint. Text : Romans 8:28 Tell kids to...
Have children create Christmas gifts using this fun dough. Before class, mix together 1 cup of baking soda, 1/2 cup of cornstarch, several drops of food coloring, and 3/4 cup water....
Objective: Kids will have a multi-sensory experience of Christ's nativity. Stuff you'll need: Graham crackers, animal crackers, Elfwiches, shredded wheat biscuits, chocolate stars,...
Children's Craft Idea For Students in Grades K-3 Stuff you'll need: Plastic lids from coffee or Kool-Aid cans, scissors, thick yarn, cardstock, and fabric or plastic. Get ready: Cut...
Recycle plastic milk bottle caps into refrigerator magnets. Have children apply stickers to the inside of the cap. Or cut out pictures from magazines or real pictures of the...
Stuff you'll need : Seven large paper grocery bags, markers, hole punch, ribbon, scissors, six large Ziploc bags, various items such as confetti, construction paper, crayons, gum,...
Preschoolers and their parents will treasure this Christmas craft. Two to three weeks before Christmas, take a photo of each child in your class. Have these pictures developed....
Your church family will celebrate God's blessings with this special Wall of Thanksgiving craft, created especially by children. Using an instant or digital camera, take pictures of...
Objective: Kids will learn to share with others. Stuff you'll need: A bag of unpopped popcorn, paper cups, plastic spoons, construction paper, tempera paint, large shallow boxes,...
For this craft you'll need: Heavy paper, pastel crayons, black poster paint, bent paper clips or nails, dish soap, paintbrushes, and dishes. Get ready: Mix a drop of soap into each...
Use this unique craft to let preschoolers express themselves while they learn about God's creation. You'll need a children's Bible, 6-inch clear plastic dessert plates, paint,...
This simple children's craft is a great opportunity for your little ones to color, sew, and work on their hand-eye coordination. When finished, they will have a beautiful craft they...
A great children's craft that will teach your nursery aged kids how Jesus takes care of us. For each child, cut out a lamb-shape mask from cardboard. Cut a hole in the center of the...
Make your own non-toxic playdough with this simple recipe that will be great for children's crafts, playtime and more. Simply follow the directions in this recipe and create an...
Help little ones create a keepsake ornament for Mom and Dad this Christmas. This simple holiday craft idea is sure to be a favorite with all of the children in your nursery program....
Carmen Kamrath
Easy crafts that'll open kids' eyes to the wonder of Christ's resurrection during the Easter holiday. One week that changed history forever. One unselfish act that changes lives for...
A great way to remember the importance of Palm Sunday. Palm Cross Video
Save money by printing and customizing these free tags, match them to your budget-friendly affirmation gifts, and get busy affirming your wonderful ministry volunteers! Big Impact...
It takes team work and a lot of players for a children's ministry to be successful. There is no better way to show your church custodian your ministry's appreciation than by having...
Help your children's ministry kids lean the importance of forgiveness while build a snowflake craft. You'll need white yarn, scissors, glue, pie tins, wax paper, and a Bible. Have...
Use this activity for Valentine's Day to help kids know they're special and loved. You'll need pink paper hearts, markers, and a red paper gift bag for each child. Give each child a...
Parents never tire of seeing their child's picture, and they'll love to receive these Christmastime photo keepsakes. Take a picture of each baby or toddler, and get the film...
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Kids who love to work with their hands will enjoy creating breadbaskets for someone special. This project is an excellent way to reflect on God's daily presence as our bread of...
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A great way for your class to show their appreciation and say thank you to our military personnel. Thank You -- Collect photos of the youngest generation in your family. Create a...
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Use these customizable nametag ideas with kids to welcome guests and let kids express themselves. Kids can cut out construction paper fruit shapes to represent a fruit that best...
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October is Pastor Appreciation Month, so why not let all the kids in your ministry express their gratitude and appreciation for your pastor? You'll need colorful paper, markers,...
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Seeing is believing and this simple preschool Bible craft will help younger students understand that "Jesus was once their size." Have children paste a copy of the following poem,...
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School teachers will love this practical, personal gift... You'll need craft foam, felt, pencils, scissors, glue, yarn, card stock, a hole punch, and fine-tipped permanent markers....
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Children's Ministry Craft Idea: God's Plan Vase Age-Level Insights: 6 to 9 You'll need to collect clear glass bottles of different sizes and shapes before class. You'll also need...
Courtney Wilson
Kids love to unravel a mystery because they're motivated by their curious nature. Use these ideas where imagination and exploration reveal biblical truths... There's a dimension of...
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Your kids can help clothe girls in Uganda with this simple, easy-to-make pillowcase dress pattern. To view the pattern, go to hope4kidsinternational.org . Click the play button...
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To make Puppy Chow Ingredients: 9 cups crispy rice cereal squares 1/2 cup peanut butter 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips 1 1/2 cups confectioners' sugar Directions: In a saucepan...
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Kids can use this downloadable postcard to write a personal invitation to guests, inviting them to return to your children's ministry the following week. Click to download PDF
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Create a blue fish sock puppet and prepare to tell a Bible story from the fish's perspective. This video will help you see how to create the sock puppet. In addition, here's a...
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Use these downloadable friend photos and descriptions (from "Keeping Current's Reel Time: Princess Protection Program") to lead kids in an activity to help them discover that first...
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Have the kids in your class mark the end of summer with this fun project... You'll need a white, 100 percent cotton T-shirt for each child, washable white glue, cold water dye, a...
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To celebrate the children in our children's ministry, we inflated 100 helium balloons and strung them on a coat rack. We wrote the name of a child on each balloon. At the end of our...
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Connect kids with a prayer partner for the new school year with this unique craft. Supplies : large jigsaw puzzle pieces; paper; markers; scissors; key rings; metal lanyard hooks...
Roseanne Sather
God's love does many good works in our lives, much like ladybugs do good works for the garden. Help kids create ladybugs and aphids with this fun children's craft. You'll need a...
Deborah Parks
Fun ideas and lessons that celebrate our nation's birthday and our independence through exciting crafts and Bible activities. Living Out Our Liberty For this craft, you'll need red...
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A creative Father's Day craft that children will have fun decorating--and their father's will love to receive. We used a computer to print several 5 1/4-inch-long tie patterns on...
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Use pre-printed pages for children to enhance and color during worship or Sunday school on Father's Day... The page looked like the front page of a newspaper. One column contained...
Sharyn Spradlin
A great Sunday school craft project. Collect memorabilia and photos from the past years' experiences. Have younger kids each complete a personalized scrapbook page for their...
Jennifer Hooks
A great craft idea for your children's ministry activity. Age Level: 10 to 12 Scripture: Genesis 9:16 Prep Time: 10 minutes Activity Time: 30 minutes End Result: One rain stick per...
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This simple craft will help provide children with a better understanding of the "beauty" that can be found in the transformation of Jesus' resurrection. Theme: Jesus is risen!...
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Kids can make these delightful Easter gifts to remind people of Jesus' gift of salvation. Age Level: 6 to 12 Activity Time: 30 to 45 minutes For each child, you'll need a small...
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Before your service, cut the top 1/3 off a carpet roll tube. Notch out a piece in the middle of the 1/3 roll. (See illustration.) Make the notch so it'll snuggly fit around the...
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Ages 3 to 5 To make this craft, you'll need a pink or white lunch bag, a 12-inch pipe cleaner, a 3-inch-round paper doily, a Jesus sticker, a red or pink marker, scissors, glue, and...
Doris Schuchard
Create these fun banana "candles" with kids. To make each candle, place one half of a banana -- pointed end up -- inside a pineapple ring. Attach a maraschino cherry "flame" to the...
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On tongue depressors, write the words "By his wounds we are healed" from Isaiah 53:5. Then give each child four tongue depressors in a resealable bag. Tell the children to give away...
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Prepare the following no-bake snack with your child to learn more about John the Baptist. You'll need a large bowl, 12 ounces of butterscotch chips, 12 ounces of Chinese noodles,...
Mary Davis
Celebrate kids' unique individuality with this fun craft. Have the children trace their handprints onto white paper. Then have children cut out and fold their hands two or three...
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From "Princesses and Pirates" featured in the January/February 2009 issue of Children's Ministry magazine Pirate Photo Frame click to download the pdf
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From "Princesses and Pirates" featured in the January/February 2009 issue of Children's Ministry magazine Pirate Invitation click to download the pdf
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From "Princesses and Pirates" featured in the January/February 2009 issue of Children's Ministry magazine: Princess photo frame click to download the pdf
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When Valentine's Day rolls around in February, use these fun craft and snack ideas to spread love, joy, and the Word of God throughout your church. Craft: Heart Placemats Craft:...
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Give your congregation an opportunity to pray for the children in your ministry this Valentine's Day Have children each print their first name on the center of a card stock heart....
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These special valentines give families the chance to reconnect and combine their talents to share love with others. You'll need a variety of colors of paper preprinted with a heart...
Use this bulletin board craft idea to celebrate Valentine's Day. You'll need card stock, several colors of felt or other fabric scraps, lace, ribbon, leather laces, glue, scissors,...
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Kids can create Valentine hearts just bursting with love. You'll need white card stock, pink transparent vinyl, scissors, ribbon, a hole punch, Starburst fruit chews, and markers....
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Preschoolers can make this gift for someone special to celebrate Valentine's Day. You'll need 11x17 white construction paper, red tempera paint, plastic bowls, baking potatoes, a...
Mary J. Davis
While children each form a snowperson out of clay or dough, talk about the beauty of winter. Encourage the children to pray with you and thank God for loving people in all the...
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Kids will love to re-create the barn animals that kept Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus company on the night Jesus was born. Scripture: Luke 2:13-18 Materials: Empty pudding boxes (two...
Lori Haynes Niles
Help babies give musical praise during the holiday season by making them a pair of Baby Bells. For each infant, you'll need a red pair and a green pair of socks, one size larger...
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Here's a great idea to help you create a Christmas season to remember. For our children's program, we had each family decorate a star cluster. Each family wrote the parents' names...
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Decorate your hallway with kids' and parents' expressions of thanks this Thanksgiving. Hang yellow, blue, green, and purple pieces of butcher paper in a rectangular or square shape...
Sondra Saunders
Cut out leaf and acorn shapes, using fall colors such as orange, brown, yellow, and red. Using a paper plate with the middle cut out so that it looks like a doughnut, help children...
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For each child, you'll need a 4X12-inch strip of red construction paper, a 3X4-inch piece of sandpaper, and glue. Before class, lay the paper horizontally. Write the following on...
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You'll need a small branch, a stapler, paper apples, pencils, pins, a small basket, and a thumbtack. Staple the small branch to a bulletin board. Use the thumbtack to attach the...
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Your kids can make harvest place mats for family members to remind them that they're special to God. You'll need apples, a knife, tempera paint, paintbrushes, a black marker,...
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God's Eternal Love Song of Songs 2:11-13 What Kids Will Do: Make stuffed pet doves to love. What Kids Will Need: 9x12-inch pieces of white felt, fiberfill, wiggly eyes,...
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Stuff you'll need: A roll of clear contact paper; scissors; a pencil or crayon; masking tape; several sheets of red, orange, yellow, green and blue tissue paper; cotton balls; hole...
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Have kids create a bookworm pencil-topper friend to keep them company as they do their homework. For each child, you'll need one pipe cleaner, one 1-inch and two 3/4-inch pompoms,...
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A View From the Inside. A fun and artistic insight into Jonah's "whale" of a journey that teaches kids where true salvation is found. As Jonah ran away from God, a violent storm...
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Craft: Jonah in a Bottle. A creative object lesson that will help kids learn prayer, obedience, and trust. All you need is a bottle and a big fish. Have you ever been in a hopeless...
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Have children don their paint shirts. Using red, white and blue face paint, paint freedom symbols on each child's face. Use a separate paint brush for each color. You may want to...
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A fun and shining way to show Jesus' love on Independence Day that will lead your kids' imagination to explode. You'll need: toilet paper rolls, various colors of long, metallic...
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Here's a new twist on the old standby Father's Day gift. Give your fathers ties that they've worn before! We had a lot of fun with this fundraiser for Father's Day. We asked wives...
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A creative message for parents on either Father's Day or Mother's Day. Fifteen minutes before the end of class on Mother's or Father's Day, give each child a piece of colored chalk....
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Make your own friendship beads from start to finish. To make bracelets and necklaces you'll need a batch of dough per 5 children, toothpicks, and dental floss. To make a bead, each...
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Children especially struggle when someone they love dies. So a memory box is a great way to help them feel close to the person they've lost. Help your child through grief by...
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Give each child a packet of fruit or vegetable seeds and a sheet of construction paper. Ask a child to read aloud Galatians 5:22-23 about the fruit of the Spirit. Talk about these...
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Kids will enjoy making this special gift for their mothers. Lead kids in the following steps: Trace and cut out one large flower shape with three petals from white card stock. Trace...
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You'll need large macrame beads, small silk flowers and Play-Doh. Have children each select a bead and silk flowers. Then help them each fill their beads with Play-Doh. Afterward,...
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An insightful craft project that will help kids learn the Lord's Prayer. Stuff you'll need: For each person, 4 inches each of blue, white, purple, green, yellow, red, orange, and...
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Preteens can make these napkin rings to use at their families' Easter dinner. You'll need chenille wires and pony beads. Have kids bend chenille wires in half to find the center,...
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Create these sticky messages to give the kids in your class this Valentine's Day. You'll need sticks of chewing gum, chenille wires, craft foam, scissors, glue, and permanent...
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Stuff you'll need: an adult-sized shirt to cover each child's clothes, 1 yard of clear vinyl (available in fabric or craft stores), permanent markers, and scissors. Get ready: Lay...
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On Palm Sunday, put three brightly colored strips of paper (approximately 2 1/2 x 11 inches long) in each worship bulletin. During the service just before the offering, ask people...
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Use these 15-minute lessons to help children understand that even though God made each one of us to be different from anybody else, and he loves us all the same. By Joclyn Wampler...
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We wanted to share God's love with people in our community. So our children cut out about 200 large pink and red construction paper hearts and folded them in half. On the outside,...
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A Valentine's Day craft and object lesson that will show God's love to someone special. By Debbie Trafton O'Neal Objective: Kids will show love to someone special. Stuff you'll...
Kids can make this huggable gift as a Valentine's day craft. You'll need yarn, white construction paper, red paint, sponge brushes, scissors, tape, glue sticks, envelopes, and...
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Our children created a unique card for Father's Day. Using their thumbprints, the children created pictures of sheep. They then drew a shepherd and glued this poem (my original...
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Remember the important role that our eartly father's play in our lives with this hands-on Bible activity. Stuff you'll need: Construction paper, scissors, a hole punch, yarn and...
7 all-new, all-fun ideas for summer faith growth. Crawl under a prickly bush, climb a camouflaged tree, wade in a crisp early-summer stream. No child can resist exploring the bounty...
Carmen Kamrath and RoseAnne Sather
Spring into Easter with 13 ideas celebrating God's creation. Spring is in the air -- birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and the cool air of winter turns warm. Kids love it...
Stone Surprise Let your kids discover the surprise of the empty tomb on Easter morning with these plaster rocks. You'll need tissue paper, aluminum foil, plaster of Paris, paint,...
Lois Keffer
FALL Pile of Prayers Cover the bulletin board with sky blue wrapping paper. Have kids cut leaf shapes from orange, red and yellow construction paper. Let younger kids cut simple...
PRESCHOOL-KINDERGARTEN *Bible Activity: Our Gifts-Show children an empty manger. *Say: A manger is a food dish for cows. But for baby Jesus, it was a bed. Jesus came to earth to...
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Teach kids to how to reach those around them, including their families, by living the faith that is presented in this craft-based Bible lesson. Objective: Kids will learn that God...
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The Bible says that someone is knocking at the door. Read Revelation 3:20-21 to find out who it is. Then, use this craft with an individual child or a whole class to bring the...
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Kids love outdoor summer fun - playing in the park, swimming, and catching fireflies under the star-lit sky. Help your kids appreciate the wonder of God's creation this summer by...
Lois Keffer
When you say "craft time," do the boys in your class moan, yawn, escape to the bathroom, or find other creative ways to express their displeasure? Maybe they have a point. Craft...
Help your preschoolers know they're special to God. Say: Once there was a shepherd who had 100 sheep. He always took good care of his sheep. Every day, the shepherd took his sheep...
What Kids Will Do: Design serving trays as they learn how Jesus showed his disciples how to serve others. What Kids Will Need: aluminum biscuit pans, white paint, paintbrush,...
What Kids Will Do: Make friendship stickers with hidden messages to encourage others. What Kids Will Need: old magazines, scissors, wax paper, glue mixture, paintbrushes, resealable...
A fun devotion to help kids celebrate fathers and recognize our heavenly father on Father's Day. Preparation: You'll need a Bible, colorful stickers, and a 2X24-inch strip of yellow...
Amaze kids and families with these great ideas that'll help them grow closer to God. Love is to the heart what the summer is to the farmer's year," Billy Graham once said. "It...
Your kids will enjoy creating this reminder of the past year. You'll need a large cardboard tube-similar to the ones inside large rolls of paper or plastic. (Check with your...
Kids love puppets...especially puppets that can swallow both of their hands. This fun Bible activity and craft is a great way to get your children's ministry kids involved in...
Help your preschoolers make these cool Valentine's Day gifts! For each Valentine ornament, you'll need an 8-inch red heart and a 4-inch white heart cut from card stock; two 5-inch...
Karl Bastian
Check out these three cool Bible activities for the Fall season, or anytime. These fun activities and crafts are so cool that they will make you think there is a chill in the air!...
Your kids can make a valuable contribution to your church Thanksgiving celebration by preparing table decorations three weeks in advance. o Three Weeks from Thanksgiving -Have kids...
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Father's Day provides a great way to celebrate both our heavenly and our earthly fathers. Try these crafty Bible activities to make this day memorable. To make our Father's Day...
Lori Haynes Niles
School will soon be out, and children will be searching for things to do. How can you possibly find enough fun-filled activities to whet their appetites for the things of God? Chill...
There is no greater way to teach children how God can make all things beautiful, even the ugliest thing on earth, than by focusing on the cross. Truth: We thank Jesus for his love,...
While paper flowers are never quite as awe-inspring as God's handiwork, the crepe paper flower blossoms kids will create in this craft project are simply amazing. These fluffy,...
Whoo loves you? This preschool-age appropriate craft project is a creative way to teach your children's ministry students the answer to this great question. Simple Supplies: You'll...
The beauty of God's creation is visible all around us. Use these creative windsocks to teach the kids in your children's ministry the importance of taking time to admire His...
Amy Nappa
Glitter jars provide a fun and crafty object lesson designed to help introduce the majesty of the Creation story to your children's ministry. This project requires easy-to-find...
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Remember all those crafts you made as a child? Macaroni shells painted gold. Plaster of Paris handprints. These simple object lessons are a great way to help kids create a beautiful...
Big Fish Puppet Give each child a business-size envelope, and have him or her seal it shut. Help each child cut one end off the envelope, about one-half inch from the edge. Then...
PREPARATION You'll need: • an empty tin can • and a votive candle for each child, • hammers, • nails, • and matches. • Before class, remove the labels from the cans and wash them....
9 new ideas that'll spark kids' God-given creativity all summer long. Remember all those crafts you made as a child? Macaroni shells painted gold. Plaster of Paris handprints. Egg...
Jane Choun
ALL ABOARD! NEXT STOP: THE WORLD! These ideas will launch your kids into thinking about how their world compares and contrasts to their brothers' and sisters' world around the...
VALENTINE BOXES My third and fourth graders decorated, filled, and personally delivered valentine boxes to our senior church members. The children filled the boxes with valentine...
The gift of Christ is for everyone-everywhere. And on Christmas Day in almost every country around the world, the human race stops-if only for an instant-to give homage to the...
Splash into summer with these sizzling new games, crafts, and ideas that'll make kids come back for more. School's out for summer! Or at least it soon will be. You can almost hear...
Try these fun ideas to make dads in your church feel special. •You Deserve a Break-Choose a restaurant close to your church, and have the fathers and their children meet there at...
Incredible reader-submitted Christmas celebration ideas, crafts, and more to make your holiday season special. NATIVITY TOUR Invite the families in your church to bring in their...
Diane Doughty
A PLACE FOR THANKS Children of all ages can make Thanksgiving place mats for their families and others in your church to enjoy and cherish. Notify your Sunday school teachers to...
Joan Goldberg
11 new, active craft ideas. Can't look another crayon in the eye? If you're bored with your craft program, infuse new life into it with these 11 ideas. Sawdust Sculptures-In a large...
Christine Yount Jones
STICKER TAG Give each child five stickers. Tell children to play Tag by chasing other children and putting stickers on their clothing. Children cannot peel off any stickers once...
A fun and creative way to celebrate Earth Day! You'll need: newspaper; fresh, green leaves; fabric paints; paintbrushes; container of water; prewashed solid T-shirt for each child;...
GRADES 3-6 Objective: Kids will put themselves in the place of a Bible character. Stuff you'll need: 3X5 cards, fine-tipped markers, string, and a hole punch. Text: Any Bible story...
GRADES K-3 Objective: Kids will learn that miracles are possible with God. Stuff you'll need: Buttermilk, 1-inch-wide sponge brushes, pastel construction paper, and colored chalk....
Craft Stuff you'll need: One large and one small tin can. The small can should be small enough to rattle around in the bigger can. You'll also need a hammer, a nail, tempera paint,...
For: GRADES K-2 Stuff you'll need: Glue, toothpicks, uncooked alphabet macaroni, markers and bar pins (safety pins with backs). Tell kids to: *Glue together five toothpicks-side by...
Stuff you'll need: Card stock; 1/2-inch-thick sponges cut in different-size heart shapes, aluminum pie pans each filled with a different-color tempera paint; pencils, scissors,...
