Jesus read the scroll craft for kids

Have your Sunday school class make Memorization Scrolls to learn Bible verses. #biblecrafts, #craftsforkids,

For centuries, people used paper scrolls to document information, much in the same way we use sheets of paper to document information today. Whether you want to make a scroll for a school project, for a party invitation, or just for fun,...

Scripture Reference: Luke 4:14-30 Suggested Emphasis: Encourage those who preach the Word of God. Memory Verse: “Anyone who is learning the teaching of God should share all the good things he…

For centuries, people used paper scrolls to document information, much in the same way we use sheets of paper to document information today. Whether you want to make a scroll for a school project, for a party invitation, or just for fun,...

He has risen! He has risen indeed! With Easter approaching I wanted to do an Easter craft that is meaningful. This resurrection craft for Easter definitely celebrates the true meaning of Easter. I also intend this to be my Easter special day craft for my AWANA Cubbies series. The stone door can twist into place,...Read More

Glue craft stick at each end of scroll. Glue verse. 'Roll' up scroll. Rubberband closed.

Well now, let's get into some ideas for the first lesson on the plan for this year based on Luke 2:41-52. These are the only verses in the Bible that give us a glimpse into Jesus' childhood. One aspect of this account that is crystal clear is Jesus' love for the Word of God at a young age. We also see that Jesus had to learn and grow just like every other human being. Children can identify with the humanity of Jesus, who was a child, like them. Jesus embraced, and loved God's Word as a…

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Celebrate our founding fathers and the parchment they wrote on with this DIY scroll project.

Lately our Sunday school lessons have been on what I'll call the typical children's Bible stories. It's been a challenge to come up with an interesting way to teach the lesson since I'm sure they've heard the story and know it. Sometimes the activities in the lesson book aren't conducive to second graders (the lesson plans cover both first and second grade ages), or they require lots of prior planning and work, collecting unusual materials and such. That means that I need to come up with…