Crafts
Option 1: “God Is #1” Hand
construction paper (two pieces per child), crayons/markers, stapler/staples
Gather supplies. Make a sample craft.
Ask the children if they have ever been to a sporting event where the fans held up a big foam hand that declared that their team was number one. Give each child two pieces of construction paper. Have children draw a large hand that is making the “#1” gesture on each piece of paper (hands should be the same size). Have children write (or have the teacher write) “God Is #1” in the middle of one hand. Decorate both hands using the crayons/markers. Staple the two construction paper hands together so that their hand can be inserted into the bottom.
Option 2: Pipe Cleaner Towers
eight to ten pipe cleaners per child
Gather supplies.
Give each child eight to ten pipe cleaners. Ask them to create the tallest building they can using the pipe cleaners. Provide helpful tips if they are having a hard time getting started. Praise their work, but also remind them how small even our best efforts are compared to what God can do.
Option 1: “God Is #1” Hand
construction paper (two pieces per child), crayons/markers, stapler/staples
Gather supplies. Make a sample craft.
Ask the children if they have ever been to a sporting event where the fans held up a big foam hand that declared that their team was number one. Give each child two pieces of construction paper. Have children draw a large hand that is making the “#1” gesture on each piece of paper (hands should be the same size). Have children write (or have the teacher write) “God Is #1” in the middle of one hand. Decorate both hands using the crayons/markers. Staple the two construction paper hands together so that their hand can be inserted into the bottom.
Option 2: Pipe Cleaner and Aluminum Foil Towers
eight to ten pipe cleaners, two sheets of aluminum foil per child
Gather supplies.
Give each child eight to ten pipe cleaners and two sheets of aluminum foil. Ask them to create the tallest building they can using the materials. Provide helpful tips if they are having a hard time getting started. Praise their work, but also remind them how small even our best efforts are compared to what God can do.