Paralyzed man bible craft

Our continuing Exploration through the Life of Jesus Has brought us to the time when Jesus performs another miracle. JESUS HEALS THE ...

In our group for Reception – Year Two we are doing a series of Bible Stories that can be found here. This week we began with the man through the roof story (healing of the paralysed man) from Mark 2:1-12. We made a craft using a square envelope for the house. This is my version.… Continue reading Man through the roof craft

(this story can also be found in Matthew 9:1-8 and Luke 5:17-26) This story is short enough that it does not need a summary. Simply read it from the Bible. Here are some highlights, though: This occurred in Capernaum, which was a home-base for...

When Jesus saw the faith of a paralytic and his friends who had brought him to be healed, Jesus forgave the man and healed him. The Bible lesson activities below highlight this true story from Mark 2:1-11.

Luke 5:17-26 or Mark 2:1-12BackgroundJesus had spent quite a lot of time in and around Capernaum. He must have made it sort of a home base. News spread fast that Jesus was back in town and a huge crowd gathered. People packed the house where he was staying because they heard about the healings that he had done. There are many kinds of paralysis, affecting different parts of the body or all of it. It seems this man was so disabled he could not walk. His bed probably was a simple mat carried…

I totally ripped this one off a German Sunday School lesson site. Anyways, I refined it so that you can make the least amount of cuts (in case you, like me, are in charge of preparing crafts beforehand.) This one teaches the story of Jesus healing the paralyzed man really well. As I said, I did rip it off a German site, but I added the verse in English at the top. You need: cardstock, scissors (or cutter), Exacto-Knife, and crayons (optional) First off, you want to cut the "ribbon" part away…

Jesus healed many people. He did many miracles one of which was making the lame walk. This a little puppet of sorts that your child can use to tell the story of how he once could not walk, but now…

If you missed it, we home school around these here parts. A large part of that is having projects that aid the children in remembering lessons whether it be Bible stories, science, or just stories we read together. Though the cirriculum we use we LOVE http://heartofdakota.com/- we add in a few art projects to drive home what we would like them to really retain. I majored in art in college, which just translates into, 'I didn't actually take any real classes', but really enjoyed my time there…

We pray for our owies every service in my class. When I say that its time to pray, each child wants to show me their owie that they want to pray for. It's quite adorable, nearly comical, to watch them search for the littlest scratch that they may have to pray for. They are actually disappointed when they don't have an owie to pray for. In that case, I tell them that they can help their friend pray for their owie. Before we pray I tell them to put their hand on their owie to show Jesus where…