Esther craft

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These are the same books with different pictures. They both have color and black & white. To make them interactive, let the students add textures like fabric, lots of stickers which they love and rhinestone gems to the crown cover like these at Amazon or these at Oriental Trading. The links are to give you an idea and you can find them at craft stores, teacher supply stores, etc. These jewel stickers are great for projects like this, too. The crown is the front and back cover pages and the…

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What’s the difference between courage and bravery? Bravery is facing something scary without being scared. Courage is facing that fear even though you are afraid. Click to read more… The children in our care are more likely going to need to be courageous than they are going to be brave. My mind turns to prophecies ... Read more

Esther is so much fun and there are so many different applications!

These free, printable Esther Bible activities will help kids learn about this woman who was a great figure of courage and faith in the Old Testament.

Using Colouring as a reflection tool is becoming more and more popular- not just for children but for adults too! Here is a colouring sheet based on the story of Esther which will help children to …

Try this fun project at your next princess/prince party, Halloween party, or just for fun. Easy to do and uses few materials.This project was made for our 3rd-5th graders while learning about the story of queen Esther. Materials:Dowel RodStickersFoam paperWashi tapeHole punchHow To:1) Cut strips of foam paper into 3 cm. You will need 6 strips per scepter. 2) Punch a hole on each end of the foam strip.3) Skewer the 6 pieces of foam onto the dowel, starting with the bottom. Once it is all on…

This can be quite a reflective activity, so it might be good to create a peaceful atmosphere for the children when they do this. Equally it's good to make room to chat to them about what they are thi