Sun stands still bible craft

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Bible Story Color Sheets for Toddlers and Up. Free color pages for stories of Jesus, Joseph, Jacob & Esau, David and Goliath, Daniel in the Den of Lions, the Unforgiving Servant, Zacchaeus, Pau…

Joshua prays for more daylight to win the battle.

VERSES: Joshua 10:1-43 MEMORY VERSE: Joshua 10:13 "And the sun stood still, and the moon stayed..." BOOK TO REMEMBER: Revie...

SUN STANDS STILL Joshua 7-10 This game reviews the 3 events leading up to the battle of the sun standing still as well as this great story. You will need 4 yellow circles (the center of the sun) and yellow triangles (the rays of the sun). On each circle write one of the following events: First Ai Battle, Second Ai Battle, Gilgal treaty, Amonite battle. On the triangles write descriptions of these events. The children will match the descriptions to the events and make 4 suns in the process…

Use this sun template printable to make a gorgeously easy sun craft to celebrate the solstice with children. Sunshine sun catcher easy solstice craft This easy sun craft is perfect for summer crafts or to celebrate the Solstice with children. It’s also perfect as a finger gym activity to develop fine motor skills, […]

God makes the sun stand still for a whole day so Joshua and his army can defeat Gibeon. Joshua 10:1-14 King James Version (KJV) "And there was no day like that before it or after it, that the Lord hearkened unto the voice of a man: for the Lord fought for Israel." Joshua 10:14 KJV http://dlm-movies.com/joshuadaysunstoodstill/

Joshua 10 Sun Stand Still Sunday School Coloring Pages: Your kids are going to love unleashing their creativity on this Sun Stand Still activity. Featuring hand drawn illustrations this Sun Stand Still activity is perfect for your upcoming Joshua 10 Sunday school lesson.

Hello again! Today we continue in Joshua. Today’s story is from Joshua 10. Last year’s lesson and craft can be found HERE. As the Israelites (God’s people) were moving into the pr…

My mother made these with her second graders when they studied Hezekiah. It was so simple to do - using only 1 1/4 of a paper plate. You see that one paper plate is laid flat and the times are drawn like our clocks. Then, the student used a little bigger than 1/4 of another plate to make the dial. They folded a flap down (see the first picture) and glued it down to help the dial stand. How simple but perfect for these kids to see what the Bible was really talking about! Good idea, Mom!!!