International Sunday School - Create More Interaction With Bible Crafts
When planning the curriculum for your Bible study classes, you'll want to include international Sunday school activities that all of your students, regardless of background, can appreciate.
One way to ensure that all of your kids will be interested in your lesson plan is to be sure to include a variety of exciting Bible crafts.
Crafts such as the ones included in this article are ideal for getting your Sunday school students more involved with the lessons that you are teaching.
Falling in Love with Jesus Bible Craft For this activity, you'll need the following: *Poster board *Scissors *Camera *Film *Glue *Markers *Construction Paper This activity is perfect for when autumn is right around the corner.
With your camera and film, take pictures of each of the students in your international Sunday school class.
Cut their pictures out in the shapes of leaves.
Cut a tree trunk shape out of brown construction paper and then glue it to the poster board.
Now it's time to get your kids involved! Have them help you cut leaves out of other colors of construction paper (yellow, orange, and red work best).
Now write "FALL-ing in Love with Jesus" on the top of the poster board and have your students help you glue their pictures and the construction paper leaves onto the tree trunk.
This interactive church craft is a great way to get your kids involved in class activities.
Give Your Fears to God Sunday School Activity You'll need the following for each international Sunday school student for this church craft: *Small, empty tissue box *Glue *Scissors *Construction paper *Pencils *Thin-tipped markers *Sequins, puff paint, and other decorating items Instruct your students to trace each side of the box onto their construction paper and then to cut out the shapes.
They should glue the paper onto the box and then go nuts decorating to their heart's content.
Now help your student write the following Bible verse onto their box: "Fear not, for I am always with you, and I will never leave you.
" After your class is done creating their box, hand out small pieces of paper and tell them to write down their fears.
Explain that they can hand their fears over to God by putting them into the box.
God will always be with your students and will guide them along the way.
One way to ensure that all of your kids will be interested in your lesson plan is to be sure to include a variety of exciting Bible crafts.
Crafts such as the ones included in this article are ideal for getting your Sunday school students more involved with the lessons that you are teaching.
Falling in Love with Jesus Bible Craft For this activity, you'll need the following: *Poster board *Scissors *Camera *Film *Glue *Markers *Construction Paper This activity is perfect for when autumn is right around the corner.
With your camera and film, take pictures of each of the students in your international Sunday school class.
Cut their pictures out in the shapes of leaves.
Cut a tree trunk shape out of brown construction paper and then glue it to the poster board.
Now it's time to get your kids involved! Have them help you cut leaves out of other colors of construction paper (yellow, orange, and red work best).
Now write "FALL-ing in Love with Jesus" on the top of the poster board and have your students help you glue their pictures and the construction paper leaves onto the tree trunk.
This interactive church craft is a great way to get your kids involved in class activities.
Give Your Fears to God Sunday School Activity You'll need the following for each international Sunday school student for this church craft: *Small, empty tissue box *Glue *Scissors *Construction paper *Pencils *Thin-tipped markers *Sequins, puff paint, and other decorating items Instruct your students to trace each side of the box onto their construction paper and then to cut out the shapes.
They should glue the paper onto the box and then go nuts decorating to their heart's content.
Now help your student write the following Bible verse onto their box: "Fear not, for I am always with you, and I will never leave you.
" After your class is done creating their box, hand out small pieces of paper and tell them to write down their fears.
Explain that they can hand their fears over to God by putting them into the box.
God will always be with your students and will guide them along the way.
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