Sunday School Craft - Burning Bush (Moses)

I tend to use tissue paper and glue sticks a lot. That's because we already have them in the craft closet, so I try to use what we got! 

Today, the lesson is about Moses and the Burning Bush.

You need: cardstock (or regular paper), tissue paper, scissors, glue sticks, and crayons.

First, print out the template at the end (which I totally ripped off from Google). Then, let the kids color everything except the leaves of the bush.

Then, glue over the "leaves."

Then, attach cut up pieces of tissue paper. (It looks best if you crumple the pieces and kind of push them together on the glue-y surface.)

Pushing the pieces together creates a 3D effect.

Done!

Template:

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Sunday School Craft - Daniel in the Lion's Den Lion Paper Bag Puppet

I realized that most of my Sunday School crafts only work if you have a printer, so I decided to do one that you could do completely free-hand.

You will need: Paper lunch bags, orange and yellow tissue or construction paper, black marker, and crayons.

I did print out the verse and glue that at the bottom, but it's optional. If you want it, I have the template at the end.

First, I drew a lion face on the bag so that it's mouth was split at the fold as you can see below.

Then, I opened the folded part and drew an oval with teeth and a tongue.

Then, I took one sheet of yellow and orange tissue paper.

I folded them up.

Then, I cut them like this: In threes with the middle part twice as long as the outside pieces. (This is because the outside pieces are folded. This will make all three sections the same width.)

Then, I stacked the three sections and cut them into strips.

Then, I started gluing the pieces around the lion's head.

That's it! Now you can make the lion shut his mouth like the verse says!

Sunday School Craft - 7 Days of Creation Wheel

Yet ANOTHER creation craft! Our little kids all learn these stories at different intervals, and I don't feel like doing the same one for each group. . .hence a NEW creation craft!

Again, I compiled all these from Google searches.

You need: cardstock (I chose yellow because we had a lot of yellow), crayons (optional), glue or gluesticks, and regular paper.

First I printed the "wheel" part on cardstock. I printed the "days" on regular paper.

Then, I cut out all the days on a paper cutter.

Then, I just glued each day down where they belonged!

Templates:

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