Joseph bible story snacks

Our next day of VBS was about Joseph and included a Joseph coat of many colors craft & snack. The kids loved it. More fun Bible activities for kids.

Supplies: graham crackers, frosting, fruit strips, plastic knife, paper plate Place the graham cracker on the paper plate. Cut two smaller rectangles from another graham cracker for sleeves. Put th…

Joseph’s Coat of Many Colors Edible Craft This is an easy and fun craft that the kids (no matter what the age) will love doing!! You need a box or two of the multi-colored Fruit Roll-Ups and a kni…

Many times in the New Testament we find the disciples of Jesus in prison. They are there due to a lifestyle which disrupted the comfortable. They were revolutionizing things, and some people were not in favor of such a revolution. Paul and Silas are in prison for ruining a business while liberating a young girl. Peter and John are imprisoned for speaking about Jesus. Paul is in prison again for something else, then writes a letter. Jesus is arrested, Stephen is put on trial, and on and on…

I wanted to make a fun bible snack for my kids, and these came out cuter than I expected they would! They are super fun to make, and fun to eat, and your kids are

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The story of Joseph and his brothers, from Genesis 37-46 starts on page 76 of "The Jesus Storybook Bible." There is so much in this story that it was hard to decide what activity to focus on today. The kids wanted to scoop and pretend to be Joseph handing out food in Egypt. This was an activity in the Fingers and Feet (formerly Bible Buckaroos) book but we used beans. My friend Sara Virdell had the brilliant idea to use rice crispies instead so there would be no choking or nose hazards. So…

In this week’s Parsha, Yaakov bestows his son Yosef with the wondrous striped coat. As the story goes, this gift caused an immense amount of jealousy between Yosef’s other brothers — so much so, that at the end of this story, Yaakov’s other sons sell Yosef into slavery. For our Torah Treat this week, we will be making our own coat of many colors. But don’t worry — let’s plan to make enough so that everyone has one, no one gets jealous, and we all live happily ever after. Ingredients: There…

As a children’s director for our church I’m always trying to think of what we can do to add one more sensorial element to our Bible stories and lessons. A few years ago I began handing …