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Moses & Miriam Craft
Moses & Miriam Craft
Background: Miriam was Moses’ sister. After Miriam’s and Moses’ people were rescued from
Egypt and on their way out, they found themselves trapped in front of a huge sea. They needed
to get across to get away from some people who were chasing them, and they did not have a
boat. God parted the sea so they could walk across. When they arrived on dry land, the people
worshipped and praised God.
Materials:
Instructions:
Cut the blue paper as shown. Do not cut all the way off.
Use a fat marker to curl the cut strips of the blue paper.
Glue the short ends of the blue paper to the short ends of the red paper.
Color the picture of Moses.. Fold at the bottom and glue on the red paper to show him parting
the Red Sea.
MOSES and the Red Sea MOSES and the Red Sea
fold fold
MOSES and the Red Sea MOSES and the Red Sea
fold fold
Background: David wrote many songs to worship God in the book of Psalms. David was a
shepherd but God made him king of the Israelites. He sang songs and played instruments to
worship God.
Materials:
• 4 craft sticks
• 3 rubber bands
• markers
Instructions:
Background: Hannah was sad because she did not have any children. She prayed to God and He
gave her a son.
Materials:
• Printed template
• Construction paper
• Markers or crayons
• Glue
When the sides are closed Hannah’s hands will be together in prayer and when you open the
hands she will be holding baby Samuel.
Background: A Jewish man was traveling to a town and some mean people beat him and left
him lying on the ground by the road. Three different people walked by and did not stop to help
him. Finally a man stopped and helped him. He bandaged him and took him to a place where he
could rest. He even gave the person watching over him money to take care of him.
Materials:
• Printed templates on
white cardstock
• Strips of cardstock,
1 inch x 6 inches
long
• Crayons or markers
• Brads
Instructions:
Background: One day Jesus was preaching at the temple. Many people were putting lots of
money in the offering. Some of them were showing off. A widow who did not have much
money quietly dropped two coins into the offering. (A widow is a woman who has lost her
husband.) It was not much, but it was all she had. Jesus was very happy.
Materials:
Give generously.
Psalm 37: 21 • Printed templates
• Printed bible verses
• Strips of cardstock,
1 inch x 6 inches long
• Crayons or markers
• Glue sticks or tape
Instructions:
• Explain to children that they may use the envelope to bring money to church for the
offering.
Background: Peter and John healed a lame man who never walked in his life. He stood, walked,
and jumped. They showed him love by stopping and noticing when everyone else was ignoring
him. When we slow down to love others, we’re worshipping God.
Materials:
Instructions:
• Pre-cut 1 circle, 1 triangle, two short rectangles, and two long rectangles; see templates
• Fold the long rectangles accordion style and glue to the bottom of the triangle for legs.
• Now the lame man has been healed and can jump and leap and praise the Lord!
Cut 2
Cut 2
Background: Abraham lived in the same place for 75 years. God told him to pack up and move
to another country. It was hard, but Abraham obeyed God. God had many great things planned
for his life. When we obey, we should do it in a happy way and not complain.
Materials:
Instructions:
3. Paste the envelope onto the middle of the construction paper, with flap up and
“pocket” opened toward you.
5. Color and glue the camel’s head onto the end of the envelope and the feet under the
envelope.
Tell the story of Abraham and Sarah while allowing the child to “pack” the camel (put the
printouts inside the camel envelope) with the cutouts.
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Center Stage Supplemental Crafts
Background: Jesus is God’s son. He came to earth as a baby and grew up just like us, but he
never did anything wrong. When he got older he began to teach people about God. Some people
did not like what Jesus was doing. They punished him by putting him on a cross to die.
Nicodemus and his friend wrapped Jesus’ body in long sheets of linen cloth and placed it in a
tomb. Three days later rose from the dead, and now He is with God. God loves us so much he
sent Jesus to take the punishment for our sins.
Materials:
Instructions:
2. Gently stick the
1. Place the cross on a cross to the card
scrap piece of paper stock with a piece of
and have the kids painters tape. Using
color the edges with one finger rub the oil
oil pastels. A thick line pastel off the cross
works the best. onto the white card
stock creating
colorful rays.
You may use colored chalk instead, and/or use a
tissue to rub the pastel or chalk.
3. Remove the
cross to reveal a
beautiful outline.