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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Free Moses Clip Art and Lesson Ideas

Free Moses Clip Art

Moses Clip Art from TPT

How about painting a burning bush this Fall!

Free Printable Created using the Moses Clip Art Set

Download at TPT

Kindergarten and Clip Art Blog

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Free Saint Nicholas Clip art and Craft from Charlotte's Clips

Free Download at TPT store

Here is a quick clipart freebie.

Grab it now before the Holidays keep us from remembering
the Holy Days!

Free Printable Craft

Download free stocking craft at TPT

Or from this blog

Friday, May 10, 2013

Free Ascension Craft

Free Ascension Printable Download

How to Make:

1. Copy image onto card stock.

2. Color image of Jesus and clouds.

3. Glue or staple a 2nd piece of card stock to one side.

3. Glue streamers to the back of each piece of card stock.

4. Glue cotton for clouds around the top.

5. Curve the paper into a circle and staple it together.

6. Add a card stock handle or strings to the top.

link

Monday, April 22, 2013

Vocation Writing Prompts

What Do Priests and Deacons do all day?

Today's freebie comes to us from one of our followers.

Thanks Amanda these great writing prompts!

The video samples are soooo cute.

BTW: My husband is a deacon:)

You can leave comments for Amanda at the end of this post.

Writing Prompt with lines

Writing Prompt with larger lines

Where Sequins and Sparks Meets the Standards

Sunday, April 14, 2013

I don't remember where I got my original template for our paper bag sheep puppets,
but the link above is very similar. I added a message on the body which said "Feed My Sheep".

Quick Freebie for Math Connection

Free Math counting by 10's from Charlotte's Clips

My objective is to help students see the connection between Peters' three fold denial of Jesus and the resurrection story when Jesus ask Peter 3 times "Do you love" me?

Do You Really Love Me by Carey Landry

Listen to Sample

Good Shepherd Game

We used white balloons with a sheep faces drawn on them. The children took turns being the good shepherd and guiding the "sheep" back home. I used some old Christmas decorations for the canes. Unfortunately the maintance crew threw them away last year. So, I bought new ones 75% after Christmas.

Some teachers like to do it as a relay race, which is fine. However, I like to demonstrate how the sheep move easily across to floor with a gentle push like a good shepherd. I want them to notice that beating the balloon with cane often causes it to fly out of control and makes it harder to lead the sheep home safely home. As such, we need to be kind and gentle with each other.

Below are some video clips that may be helpful. Please, preview clips before using them in class.

Each one is a little different look at the stories of the lost sheep and good shepherd.

Lost Sheep - Good Shepherd - Sheep know my voice.

Math Connection: good lesson on the importance of counting to 100.

This clip makes a good connection with children in their own life such as the feeling of being lost.

Only Music on this clip, but I love the expressions. It would be great for retelling the story.
Could also be used to demonstrate the importance of following directions to stay safe.

This version does have a wolf in the story, so check it before showing to very young children.

Interesting connection that the sheep was lured away from the flock by the sight of an apple.

My kinders love this clip. I mute it when the narrator uses the "s" word, stupid.
After watching the clip, I let the students use canes to pull a stuff animal sheep out of a tunnel.