Psalm sunday craft

A coloring page of Palm Sunday can be helpful to teach your students why Palm Sunday is important. There is a mini book, flip book, craftivity, sketch notes, and subway art to help your Christian school or Sunday school students learn about Palm Sunday.

Palm Sunday this year is obviously going to be a little different. As a family we normally celebrate at our Church with a big procession & the giving of palm crosses, but this Sunday we find ourselves in a different situation. Although we're unable to physically gather with our Church family we can still celebrate Palm Sunday in our homes, & join together with others doing the same across the world. So here are 6 simple ideas for you & your family to explore together this Palm Sunday. On…

1. Lesson: Psalm 91 tells us about the protection God gives to us, His children. Let’s read Psalm 91 together: ( Good News...

Celebrate the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem before his resurrection with this easy Palm Sunday Donkey Craft!

Hosanna Branch Wavers are an easy Palm Sunday craft for kids of all ages. This is a simple craft for preschoolers and elementary school kids.

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Praise Him Trumpet Craft - Psalm 150

Emily's Green Palm Sunday Collage I used to make this Palm Sunday Craft with my Sunday School class and was so excited to try it with Emily this year. All of the templates can be downloaded from DLTK's website. Before we did the project I read the Palm Sunday Story from Emily's children's Bible and as we were doing it I reminded her of the story. I used watered down glue that I tinted green with paint and different shades of green tissue paper and the cut up shamrocks that we made in the…

My kinders are working on memorizing Psalm 23! These are some activities we’ve done to hide it in our hearts. Maybe they would help your littles, too! 1. Psalm 23 Wordless Book We made wor…

Jude liked our Bible lesson on King David. When we talked about David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem with a parade, he told me *all* about it. There was a "marching band, balloons, and Mickey Mouse on a float." Um....not quite. But there WERE musicians, so we made an instrument, too. We made a tambourine! Materials: paper plate hole punch 2-3 chenille stems 8-12 5/8" jingle bells scissors Punch 8-12 holes in the rim of a paper plate. We punched 10. Space them mostly evenly…