Scroll craft for kids

Scrolls are entertaining crafts for the kids to make. It is always fun watching the children unroll the scroll to find the “secret” written inside. Directions: Cut a brown paper bag into a long rectangle. Scrunch the paper up. Smooth it out (using a rolling pin is fun). Continue to scrunch and smooth the paper several times...Read More »

Paper scrolls date back to ancient Egypt. They were used for long documents written in ink. Over the years, scrolls have become outdated for ways of communication. However, they make for a fun and educational craft.

Easy Bible crafts for kids includes projects for creation, Adam and Eve, Abraham, Noah, David, Jesus, and other Old and New Testament people.

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,...

Josiah finds the scroll (read the article too) take-home made from $ store chamois

Paper scrolls date back to ancient Egypt. They were used for long documents written in ink. Over the years, scrolls have become outdated for ways of communication. However, they make for a fun and educational craft.

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…

I’ve been thinking of ways to explain the Trinity to my children. How can you explain something so mysterious? Good things topics like these take child-like faith. That and a few fun crafts! Today I have a fun Popsicle Stick Trinity craft for you and your kiddos! Before we get into it, let’s look at...

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,...

Do you enjoy learning about the Biblical feasts? I do! This year I researched how to celebrate Sukkot with my family complete with facts and activities perfect for kids.