Verse Keywords:
V1 - “sent ME” - point to self
V2 - “my NEEDS” - point to knees (rhymes with "needs". silly, but it works)
V3 - “RICH blessings” - point to pocket (where you keep your money)
V4 - “PROMISES” - point to ring finger
The puzzle poster verse keyword 'special' extra pieces are:
V1 - star badge with "me" written on it
V2 - knee pads V3 - pile of coins
V4 - diamond ring
*If extra time - point to a child puzzle poster and have children wearing the same color as the poster stand up and sing that verse.
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HERE ARE MY:
- I Am a Child of God WORD STRIPS
- I Am a Child of God FLIP CHART
- I Am a Child of God VERSE KEYWORDS Flip Chart
I Am a Child of God FLIP CHART |
I Am a Child of God WORD STRIPS |
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PREP:
- Print off word strips and glue them to child puzzle posters (one for each verse)
- Assemble pieces of Child of God posters (see below for more detailed info). Laminate to make durable.
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ASSEMBLING THE CHILD PUZZLE POSTERS:
They're not really puzzles. But they's not really posters. They're posters in pieces that you assemble as you go....
Anyway,
ASSEMBLING THE CHILD PUZZLE POSTERS:
They're not really puzzles. But they's not really posters. They're posters in pieces that you assemble as you go....
Anyway,
- Out of construction paper, cut out a T-shirt and head (glue together), Pants and shoes (glue together), and two arms per child.
- Remember to cut out the keyword pieces as well (star, knee pads, coins, ring).
- Cut out lyrics (you can use my word strip sheet, link above)
- Glue lyrics to body parts (I Am a Child of God goes on each T-Shirt)
- Label all the parts.
- Laminate parts for durability (perhaps you can find other uses for your 4 newly adopted children. Seriously, they're so cute you might soon be calling them by name. :)
*Mine are not laminated - they're "faux laminated". I took my construction paper pieces, glued them to white poster board, covered them with strips of clear packing tape then cut out the pieces, leaving a white edge (the thicker the edge, the better). Yes, it was a lot of work - but it was cheaper and more convenient than running to the store (in my timeline of events that day, I was too late to run to the copy center).
5 parts per child: head/body 2 arms pants keyword accessory |
VERSE 1 he has sent me here (point to yourself) |
VERSE 3 rich blessings are in store (point to your pocket) |
Wow! Theses poster puzzles seem super super awesome. I really would like to do these. I am posting this idea on my blog! Thanks so very much!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them. Have a great day!
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