Have a piece of left over tile in your house. Have your child Mod Podge a pic. Have her paint the tile however she wants. Mod Podge the back of the pic and place in the center. Take a roller and make sure all the bubbles are out and you roll it down evenly. Wait 15-20 minutes to dry. Then Have her Mod Podge over the entire piece of tile all the way over the edges and over the pic. Wait another 15-20 minutes to dry and spray the Mod Podge sealer on it. You can put it on a stand, in a picture frame or use as a coaster. You can come up with a lot of ideas to teach your child creativity.
Craft creations and ideas. From polymer clay, popcycle sticks, craft sticks, holiday ideas and much more. Have fun putting your own unique signature and style into a creation and making it your own. Simple and easy ideas for yourself and also ideas to share with your kids.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Cookie sheet yesterday, magnet board today. Just take that old cookie sheet, spray paint it. Seal with a laquer or other clear finish. Glue 2 strips of magnet on the back and wala, a magnet board for your kids or even yourself to spruce up that fridge. Or even hang it in your kids room for fun ideas to post on.
Children's bench redo!
Thrift store find. From pink drab to country fab. A little spray paint, a little wall paper border cut to fit and wala. Total cost $20.00.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Sunday School Lesson 2: PRAY DAILY!
What you will need: Stock paper (any color really), crayons, glitter spray, markers, copy a page from the Bible Stories book about praying and print out a free copy of kids praying from the web.
Fold your stock paper like a card. Decorate the front of it however you like. When done, spray some silver glitter spray on the front of it. You may not be able to see that in this picture, but in the light it just makes it look better and more majectic with all the little shiny glitters on it. Next, open the card and paste your bible story page on one side and a coloring pic on the other side. As the children are coloring, you can explain and talk to them about praying and talking to God. You can put their name below the coloring pic and they can take it home with them. Great for 2/3 yr olds and even older. They are never to young to plant a seed in.
What you will need: Stock paper (any color really), crayons, glitter spray, markers, copy a page from the Bible Stories book about praying and print out a free copy of kids praying from the web.
Fold your stock paper like a card. Decorate the front of it however you like. When done, spray some silver glitter spray on the front of it. You may not be able to see that in this picture, but in the light it just makes it look better and more majectic with all the little shiny glitters on it. Next, open the card and paste your bible story page on one side and a coloring pic on the other side. As the children are coloring, you can explain and talk to them about praying and talking to God. You can put their name below the coloring pic and they can take it home with them. Great for 2/3 yr olds and even older. They are never to young to plant a seed in.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Pre-School Sunday School Lession
Sunday School Lesson 1: JESUS LOVES ME, I LOVE JESUS!
What you will need: clothes pins, paint, markers, peel and stick magnets, Jesus coloring picture page, crayons.
Paint your clothes pins different colors. When dry, cut peel and stick your magnets. Take a marker and write I LOVE JESUS on it. Next, print out a coloring picture page free from the web for the kids to color. Write their name on the page. They can take the clothes pin home to hang their picture on the fridge. You can talk about Jesus to the kids while they are coloring and ask them questions or just start to plant a seed of them getting to know Jesus.
What you will need: clothes pins, paint, markers, peel and stick magnets, Jesus coloring picture page, crayons.
Paint your clothes pins different colors. When dry, cut peel and stick your magnets. Take a marker and write I LOVE JESUS on it. Next, print out a coloring picture page free from the web for the kids to color. Write their name on the page. They can take the clothes pin home to hang their picture on the fridge. You can talk about Jesus to the kids while they are coloring and ask them questions or just start to plant a seed of them getting to know Jesus.
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