17 Kids Sunday School Crafts
These religious craft ideas are wonder for children of all ages.
Sunday school crafts are a wonderful way to teach kids about faith. Kids of all ages love craft time! Whether you're kids are part of a religious or public school, there's tons of crafts you can do with them to teach them about religion and faith. These 17 Kids Sunday School Crafts are really great for anytime or any reason.
If your kids are participating in any vacation Bible school activities, we have a bunch of summer crafts for kids that are perfect for camp, youth retreats, and other outdoor adventures. And holiday crafts are great Sunday school activities for toddlers and young children. Kids will love getting their hands dirty and creating beautiful projects for all their friends and loved ones. But one thing's for sure, kids will love getting crafty with these fun Christian crafts!
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Recycled crafts are excellent Sunday school crafts. If you'd like to view more recycled crafts kids would love for any occasion, check out54 Recycled Crafts for Kids
Sunday School Craft ideas
Whether you're kids are going to religious school or public school, the first day can be very exciting! These religious crafts can be used for any purpose and can be altered to fit any occasion. Most of these Christian arts and crafts would be great for camp, too!
This is a lovely and easy project for Vacation Bible School or regular Sunday school with the kids. Children of all ages can make this project, and you can even watch the video tutorial.
Weaving is such a fun project for kids to learn! All you need are enough little looms and they can go home with a sweet new mug rug.
Summer Sunday School Crafts
Sunday school craft ideas can be a great way for kids to prepare for other religious activities like camps and youth group retreats! These crafts are all outdoor themed, perfect vacation Bible school craft ideas or Christian crafts to help kids bond in the warmer months.
Christmas is great, but all of the hustle and bustle can leave you stressed and annoyed. Get back to the real heart of Christmas and rediscover your love for the holiday with 23 Religious Christmas Craft Ideas. In this collection, you'll find a ton of cool Christmas craft ideas for all ages. From Christmas angel crafts to DIY nativity scenes, you'll never run out of ideas for fun Christmas craft projects. These can also be used by teachers to help students understand the true meaning of the season. Get the collection:
Christmas Craft Ideas for Sunday School
Kids love to craft for the holidays. These Christmas kids crafts are perfect for making in the classroom and giving to all your friends and family!
This is a lovely ornament idea that's easy enough for kids to make at Sunday School. Help them with the glue but otherwise they can simply decorate cookie cutters with sweet flowers for a lovely new ornament.
Little Nativity Toilet Paper Roll Craft
Have the kids bring in some toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls to make a nativity out of recycled materials.
Shell of Hope Nativity Christmas Ornament
You might want to save this project for your older kids, but this ornament is so stunning! Grab some shells and some pearls and put together a uniquely lovely nativity ornament.
Easter Craft Ideas for Sunday School
Easter is one of the absolute best holidays, so be sure to celebrate as much as possible. In addition to creating Christian arts and crafts, you can cook delicious meals that will make it a day to remember. Download a copy of this eBook and discover new and fun ways to get in the holiday spirit. Projects include cards, decor and so much more, so you'll be covered on every front. And don't forget about the yummy brunch recipes! Get the collection:"Hop into Spring: Easter Craft and Recipe eBook"
What crafts do you remember making in Sunday school?
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BeckySue
Mar 10, 2016
My preschoolers in my home daycare will love making these! Sometimes its hard for them to squeeze the glue out of the bottle, so I pour some in a container and let the kids dip in a Popsicle stick to get their glue out. I use a small, glass votive candle holder because its heavy and doesnt tip over like a lightweight plastic dish would. Its also deeper than wide, so you dont have to put in a lot of glue for the kids to get enough glue on their sticks.
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