Includes an idea to make your own visual, too!
Thanks to Jeanne Dickson for sharing her songs and printables!
This includes the color flipchart and one-page black and white song printable. There is also a one-page standup that can be used instead of the flip chart. Just fold and turn to use.
Click here to download.
This includes the color flipchart and one-page black and white song printable. There is also a one-page standup that can be used instead of the flip chart. Just fold and turn to use.
Click here to download.
This is the inside with the lesson and pictures. On the outside, Jeanne adds notes and assorted items. She might add a Bible verse, memory verse, a Bible song or two, a picture to color, a reward reminder and/or notes about class and hello to students. You could add a puzzle, maze, worksheet, whatever you prefer.
The
Newsletter Foldable can be used as a review handout, sent in the mail or in an
email, especially for those unable to be in class. The same lesson is included
for the teacher.
Click here to download the Newsletter Foldables.
Jeanne
Dickson designed this visual aid for this lesson.
The
house was made from a cardboard box (about the size that the outer
envelope for wedding invitations come in) complete with a crowded room, a hole
in the roof and a crippled man laying his bed. The students really enjoyed
helping to lower the man down through the roof.
A hole is cut into the roof, the strings
tied to the bed and a couple of ring hooks hold the strings in place and lower
the bed (invisible friends). He usually lowers nicely into the room (most of
the time; but sometimes he gets dumped out on his head) ☺.
The strings slide off easily
and the man walks away carrying his bed. The man was made from a
clothespin. His bed is from a piece of material and a couple of wooden dowels.
Thanks to Jeanne Dickson for permission to use and share her photo
and visual aid idea.
Click here to download the updated visuals.
(Not all are shown.)
Click here to download the pictures to color.
They are the same as the visuals but are black & white.
I made a bible house like you have. When the church built the new building they had some wooden boxes that things came in and I took one of those and made the bible house. the kiddos loved it. mine was a 28x21x13. having it to come apart and lay flat made it easier to carry and store. thanks for sharing your ideas.
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