Shepherd craft

Luke tells us that shepherds were told that the Saviour had been born! ‘For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord’ Luke 2:11 So here are some shepherds to make … using paper plates

This week we will learn just how similar we are to sheep and why we call God “The Good Shepherd” with fun crafts, snacks, and activity ideas that are all sheep-themed. Perfect for toddlers through early elementary-aged children. Great for Sunday School, VBS, Kids Ministry events, or Homeschooling curriculum supplements. We have a Cotton Ball Cup Sheep, a Cotton Ball Painting Sheep craft, a Sheep Cookie Snack, & a simple video object lesson on The Good Sheperd!

Luke tells us that shepherds were told that the Saviour had been born! ‘For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord’ Luke 2:11 So here are some shepherds to make … using paper plates

Be sure to Subscribe to our new website for FREE Sunday School lessons! www.kathyahutto.com Yesterday in Sunday School, we talked about the Shepherds and the Angels who came to visit them and tell …

Kylé and I are starting to get ready for Messy Church in a week and a half and I thought we'd let you into one of our crafts- candy cane shepherds! As there's a bit of a health and safety veto on using toilet roll tubes, we made our own coloured tubes with A5 sheets of coloured card. We then stuck on a face, threaded a pipe cleaner through the tube (it's easy to just push it through!) and put a piece of fabric and string on top for a head dress. The pipe cleaner's bendiness makes it easy for…

This free, Bible craft, based on 1 Samuel 16:6-12; 17:12-15, 34-36, can remind kids that God uses normal chores in life to prepare us to do His will. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

Make the good shepherd craft two ways. Use the printable for a quick, easy project. Or make the sheep using cotton balls. Even preschoolers can make this.

This one is VERY easy, and it includes candy! You need: candy canes, crayons, cardstock, and an Exacto-Knife (or hole punch). Okay, so I found my little shepherd on Google, deleted his prior shepherd staff, and added the verse (as is my wont). After you print these out, all you have to do is take an Exacto-Knife and cut a candy cane-sized slit above and below his hand. I used a hole punch (which you can see in the picture), but now I wish I'd just used an Exacto-Knife because the hole punch…

Discover creative ways to teach kids the Christmas story of the Shepherds and Angels with engaging videos, fun crafts, hands-on activities, and printable lesson plans. These are perfect for Sunday school, kids ministry, faith-based schools, or home learning!

Gather a pipe cleaner and Cheerios®. Bend one end of the pipe cleaner to resemble a shepherd’s staff. Start sliding Cheerios onto the pipe cleaner. Continue until it’s full of cheerios! Shepherds use a staff to help take care of their sheep. The shepherds were taking care of their sheep when the angels told them that Jesus was born!