by Mark Jones | Oct 28, 2014 | Idea Hoarder |
I was leading a conference last week and heard a great idea! It’s a game called, “Dead Bug.” No props needed so if you need to fill a bit of time remaining in your class or the preacher went long, just play this. Tell all the kids to lie in the floor like a dead...
by Mark Jones | Oct 28, 2014 | Idea Hoarder |
On large construction paper, make a simple grid using a ruler and marker. In the first column, print Name. Place a fruit or vegetable sticker at the top of each of the remaining columns. (If you do not have fruit and vegetable stickers, print the names of the items...
by Mark Jones | Oct 27, 2014 | Featured, Idea Hoarder |
Last week I went to the dentist to get a tooth prepped for a crown. As he laid me back until I was standing on my head upside down, my great anxiety about the dentist grew even stronger. BTW- You think I would be a more consistent flosser, but no. Okay, the dentist...
by Mark Jones | Oct 27, 2014 | Idea Hoarder |
Pass out cloud shaped half sheets of cardstock. Provide permanent markers and have kids draw a picture that will trigger their memory verse in their mind. They can draw out visual pictures or word clues that don’t give away the whole verse. Whatever they draw...
by Mark Jones | Oct 27, 2014 | Idea Hoarder |
Objective: Make a picture of Joseph interpreting dreams where the word bubbles change as you pull a story strip woven through the paper. Draw lines on cardstock dividing it into 4 equal sections. In the first section, draw a cup bearer. In the second, draw a...
by Mark Jones | Oct 22, 2014 | Idea Hoarder |
Fall Tree On brown paper trace the child’s hand and part of their arm. Then, have the child cut it out. (Depending on the age of the child, they may need some help with cutting.) This will be the trunk of the tree. Using round bottles (we used medicine bottles) dip...
