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Creation Globes By David C. Cook Give your little ones a delightful illustration of the creation story with six nesting globes colorfully depicting each day of creation. Inside the 6th globe is a smiling face with the words "And Me" showing that each of us is a part of God's creation. Kids will develop motor and size relationship skills while learning the biblical creation story. Parents will find a Faith Interaction Parents Guide located on the back panel of the box to help reinforce God's story of creation. Recommended for ages 9 months and up. |
| This page has instructions for making Creation Bean Bags, which work wonderfully as a teaching tool for your Sunday School classroom. |
| Basic Instructions: For each bean bag, sew right sides together leaving a small hole un-sewn for turning it right side out. Once turned, fill the bag with rice, beans, or plastic pellets. Then hand sew up the edges. |
| Day 1 On the first day God separated Light from Dark. For one side I chose a black corduroy and the other a soft minky white. |
Materials
14 6x6 squares of fabric
(you want to choose two fabric types for each day of creation)
HINT: You'll need to order 1/8 of a yard of each fabric, and you'll have quite
a bit to make a few sets.....so this is a great project to do with friends.
Rice, Beans or Plastic Pellets
Sewing Machine or Needle and Thread
14 6x6 squares of fabric
(you want to choose two fabric types for each day of creation)
HINT: You'll need to order 1/8 of a yard of each fabric, and you'll have quite
a bit to make a few sets.....so this is a great project to do with friends.
Rice, Beans or Plastic Pellets
Sewing Machine or Needle and Thread
| Day 2 The second day of creation God seperated the waters into the atmosphere and the water of the seas. There is a soft fuzzy blue fabric for the clouds, and a patterned shiny swirly blue for the oceans. |
| Day 3 On the third day of creation God made the dry ground, plants and trees to cover the earth. On one side I put a furry green grass-like fabric, and on the other I used a burlap to represent the ground. |
| Day 4 The fourth day of creation God placed the sun and the moon and the stars in the sky. To represent the sun, I used an orange fabric with quilted circles, and for the moon and the stars I chose a silky fabric. |
| Day 5 On the fifth day of creation God created the birds in the air and the creatures of the sea. For the birds I tried to find a feathery fabric, and for the fish I found a fabric with shiny scales. |
| Day 6 The sixth day God created the creatures on the ground and mankind. For the animals I found a print that depicted a few animals in a small square, and for mankind I chose a brown stripe fabric to represent the many colors that God created us. |
| Day 7 The final day of creation God saw all that he had made and it was good! Then he rested. So I've got a solar system on one side and a nice soft white pillow on the other. |
| Did you make these? If you make your own set of creation bean bags and want to share with us, please email your photos, or send me a link to your blog where you have posted about them! |
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