Do your kids know the Bible account of Joseph and the Coat of many colors? Help them recreate and retell the story with these craft stick puppets.
These fun and engaging finger puppets will have your children retelling the Bible stories for years to come! Available in BW and color, children can recreate 12 Bible stories from the New Testament. There is a total of 69 finger puppets and 13 story mats. It is highly recommended that the finger puppets and play mats be printed on cardstock paper. Directions on how to prepare the finger puppets are included in each story. Bible Stories Included (In Order): The Nativity Jesus in the Temple Baptism of Jesus Fishers of Men Jesus Walks on Water Mary and Martha The Prodigal Son Resurrection of Lazarus The Good Samaritan Prayer at Gethsemane Resurrection of Jesus The Ascension of Jesus A special thanks to DSart and Educlips for the clipart in this product. If you like our products, consider saving time and money with one of our MEGA BUNDLES: Save 25% with our Old Testament Mega Bundle (44 Bible products) Save 25% with our New Testament Mega Bundle (40 Bible Products) Or save 30% with our Bible Story Mega Bundle (84 Bible Products) Don't forget to follow me HERE to receive updates on other new products like these. All of my new products are 50% off the first 48 hours! Stay in touch for special discounts and giveaways! Like me on FACEBOOK for exclusive, first looks at my products and special offers! Follow me on INSTAGRAM to get a behind the scenes look at how I use my products! If you have purchased and used any of my products, please kindly leave a review. Each time you leave a review on a product, you will receive credit that you can use on future TPT purchases! TERMS OF USE ©Heartprints for Littles By purchasing this product, you are granted permission to print and use each activity for personal and classroom use only. Duplication for entire church or school purposes is strictly forbidden without purchasing additional licenses. One license is for one parent, teacher, or classroom. This resource cannot be copied, shared, or used by another user without purchasing. All rights reserved.
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This cute craft is for the story of Jonah and the great fish. Your kids will be able to recreat this Bible story for themselves. Instructions Print the template on card stock. (Template) Color and …
This series of Bible MiniWorld will portray important events in the life of Jesus as told in the four Gospels in the New Testament. The set “The Easter story” includes: 17 MiniPeople with different accessories, a large scenery set of a tomb carved into a rock, a palm tree, and 4 terrain tiles. With this set “The Easter story” you can recreate the scene told in the four Gospels of the New Testament part of the Bible. Included with this set is a story booklet with photos created with the different parts from the model. You can use this story booklet to retell the story or for ideas to create small scenes for a display during the Easter season. Easy to build paper crafts, recommended for ages 10 on up. Durable enough that once built, even younger children can play with them. After you have downloaded this set, all you will need to do is print it (some pages on card-stock and others on normal paper, as indicated on the instructions included in the PDF). Then with some basic tools: sharp scissors or a paper cutting knife, a ruler, and simple white glue, you’ll be able to create a Bible scene in no time! Assembly instructions included. This Bible MiniWorld series is compatible with other MiniWorld sets (The Castle, The Dinosaur series, The Vikings). Once you have downloaded a set you can use different parts such as the terrain tiles or scenery to add to your other new sets; also you can print several copies of certain parts and assemble them in a variety of ways to create a larger set. Then you can use these for a diorama display, for re-telling a story, or even to play with. Enjoy learning with play! Check also my web site for additional parts or other sets as well as a variety of other projects to download and create with your family; and my blog for updates on new projects in the works. http://www.mylittlehouse.org/ http://jacques-mylittlehouse.blogspot.fr/
Shadow Puppets: I first saw shadow puppet characters on Etsy and loved them. What a great gift idea! The puppets were $20, so relying on my own master cutting skills and inginuity, I gathered some supplies (most of which were on hand) and wallah! I had made an ador…
My Twins really enjoy playing with shapes that they can create scenes with. I started by laminating cello sheets and cutting some shapes from them. I cut ones that would look like ponds or water, trees, grass, a sun and it's rays, and I cut some clouds from some plain vibrant white printer paper. Then I cut the birds from sold IKEA place mats that I had on hand. They came in a pack of 4 and I have two of them in our rainbow window. The other two have been used at various times on the light table, but I thought it would be really fun to cut them away from the place mats. They love having the birds free to create scenes with! I don't know if IKEA has these place mats anymore. but you could do this with any translucent place mat. The boys added some frogs and shamrocks to the scene, as well as some butterflies I drew free-hand from overhead projector transparencies. I colored them with sharpie markers. Find them here Visit Kristen (Caution! Twins at Play)'s profile on Pinterest. Follow Kristen (Caution! Twins at Play)'s board Light Tables, Light Boxes, Light Panels & Light Play on Pinterest. Visit The Ultimate Light Table Guide's profile on Pinterest.
1. Story: Tell the story of Zacchaeus meeting Jesus (based on Luke 19:1-10) 2. Lesson a. INTRO: Last week, we heard how Jesus met and healed someone on the road to Jericho. Who can remember who it was? Bartimaeus the blind beggar. Today, we will learn about how Jesus met another person in Jericho. He wasn’t blind. He wasn’t poor. In fact, he was very rich. But he wasn’t well liked and he was short. His name was Zacchaeus, and he was a chief tax collector. We’ve learned last time who a tax collector is —Tax collectors were Jews who helped the Roman government to collect taxes from their own people. Jews hated the Romans. So they also hated the tax collectors who worked for the Roman government. The tax collectors also often collected extra money for themselves. So if they were supposed to collect 100 dollars, they would collect 150 dollars instead and keep 50 dollars for themselves. So Zacchaeus was not popular among the Jews because they saw him as a traitor and a cheat. And for all the money he had, he felt that there was something missing in his life. He wasn’t a happy man. One day, he heard that Jesus was passing through. He must have heard good things about Jesus. He knew that Jesus was friends with many tax collectors. There was something different about Him — He was not like all the other teachers of the law or Pharisees. If only he could just see Him … But Zacchaeus was too short to see over the crowd. So he ran ahead, and he climbed a sycamore tree, to catch a glimpse of Jesus. b. JESUS CALLS: When Jesus reached the spot: He looked up and saw Zacchaeus — He had come for him He called him by name — He knew him already! He invited Himself to Zacchaeus’ house c. JESUS TRANSFORMS: What’s the result of Zacchaeus warmly welcoming Jesus into his house? What effect did it have on him? Zacchaeus stood up and told Jesus, “Look, Lord! Here and now I give half of my possessions to the poor, and if I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back four times the amount.” Last time we learnt about the rich young ruler who thought he could earn eternal life by obeying all the laws himself — when Jesus told him that his wealth was his idol, he could not accept it and went away sadly. But for Zacchaeus, a tax collector who knew how unrighteous he was — he knew there was no way he could earn salvation on his own. But when Jesus came into his house and touched his heart, he was transformed. He could give up his money willingly and generously. d. JESUS SAVES: The people around were not so happy. “Jesus has gone to be the guest of a sinner.” They thought that Zacchaeus was not worthy to have Jesus in his house and wondered why Jesus would “waste” His time with a sinner. Jesus told them, “Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham. For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.” Jesus came to save the lost. Those who thought they were good enough didn’t want to be saved, so He came to those who knew they were not good enough. And because Zacchaeus received Jesus into his house and heart, he was saved and had eternal life. e. JESUS DOES THE SAME TODAY Today Jesus also does the same: He looks for us — while we were lost sinners He calls us by name — He knows us before we were born He invites Himself to our hearts We can all be like Zacchaeus and welcome Jesus happily. And we can let Jesus transform our lives and give us eternal life in Him! Memory verse: Luke 19:10 For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost. 4. Activity Suggestion Craft with memory verse Song: Zacchaeus was a wee little man Worksheets: Crossword puzzles Get kids into groups and share: Jesus looked for them and calls them by name. Have they accepted Him into their hearts? Pray for them.
Bible theme quiet book to recreate religious stories for kids. Featured stories: 1-2. Creation 3. Noah's Ark 4. Joseph and the Coat of many colors 5. Baby Moses in Reeds 6. David & Goliath 7. Jonah and the Whale 8. Daniel & the Lions Den 9. Nativity 10. Fishers of Men 11. The Good Shepherd 12. Armor of God 13. Fruit of the Spirit 14. Heaven Order Bible book
Instructions Print the template on cardstock. (Template) Color and cut out all of the pieces.
Trying to come up with ideas for kids that they will share with friends is not an easy task. I remembered a few kids running around with cootie catchers, aka Fortune Tellers, not too long ago. They went from friend to friend playing this simple handmade game. Why recreate the wheel? If they love it, …
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The cross. Check out these lyrics from one of my favorite Hillsong worship tunes… At the cross I bow my knee Where Your blood was shed for me There’s no greater love than this You have overcome the grave Glory fills the highest place What can separate me now? You tore the veil You made […]
I love it when we can find ways to bring our Bible stories to life. For Lazarus? White crepe paper, some essential oils, and a tent became all we needed to reenact the story of the man who died and...
Come and follow and I will make you fishers of men! Destiny in Christ. One Thing Audio on Matthew 4 18 - Fishers of men verse.
These fun and engaging finger puppets will have your children retelling the Bible stories for years to come! Available in BW and color, children can recreate 24 Bible stories from the Old and New Testament. There is a total of 121 finger puppets and 25 story mats. It is highly recommended that the finger puppets and play mats be printed on cardstock paper. Directions on how to prepare the finger puppets are included in each story. Bible Stories Included: OLD TESTAMENT -Adam and Eve -Cain and Abel -Noah’s Ark -Tower of Babel -Abraham and Sarah -Joseph and His Brothers -Birth of Moses -Moses and the Burning Bush -Moses and the Red Sea -David and Goliath -Daniel and the Lion’s Den -Jonah and the Whale NEW TESTAMENT -The Nativity -Jesus in the Temple -Baptism of Jesus -Fishers of Men -Jesus Walks on Water -Mary and Martha -The Prodigal Son -Resurrection of Lazarus -The Good Samaritan -Prayer at Gethsemane -Resurrection of Jesus -The Ascension of Jesus **This product only includes the finger puppets and story mats. The actual Bible stories are not included. You will need to use your own version of the Bible to read the stories that go along with the puppets. DIGITAL DOWNLOAD Please note that this is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD. No physical products will be mailed to you. After you purchase, you will receive an email from Etsy with a link to download and print your PDF. You can also download your products from the "Purchases and Reviews" section of your Etsy profile. There are 4 files for this product. This product is a PDF file only. Please make sure you have the most recent version of Adobe Acrobat Reader downloaded onto your computer before opening and printing our files. You can download it for free here --> https://get.adobe.com/reader/ TERMS OF USE ©Heartprints for Littles By purchasing this product, you are granted permission to print and use each activity for personal and classroom use only. This digital file is for one parent, teacher, or classroom. This resource cannot be copied, shared, or used by another user without purchasing. Duplication for entire church or school purposes is strictly forbidden without purchasing an additional license (see below). Thank you! DO YOU NEED A CHURCH OR SCHOOL LICENSE FOR THIS PRODUCT? You can purchase a church, school, or ministry license for our products HERE --> https://www.etsy.com/listing/952262210/church-and-school-extended-printing?ref=shop_home_active_1
This post has the second part of the Old Testament Bible people worksheets to make it easier to find them. Included are Elijah & Elisha, K...
Highlights Written by Godly Play(R) founder Jerome W. Berryman and featuring the paintings of Lois Mitchell, these full-color books recreate the timeless and well-known stories as a supplement to Godly Play or as a stand-alone bedside reader. 6-12 Years 10.79" x 8.5" Paperback 40 Pages Religion + Beliefs, Christian Ministry Description About the Book Written by Godly Play(R) founder Jerome W. Berryman and featuring the paintings of Lois Mitchell, these full-color books recreate the timeless and well-known stories as a supplement to Godly Play or as a stand-alone bedside reader. Book Synopsis Written by Godly Play(R) founder Jerome W. Berryman and featuring the paintings of Lois Mitchell, these full-color books recreate the timeless and well-known stories as a supplement to Godly Play or as a stand-alone bedside reader. Review Quotes "I bought the two new storybooks and am telling my parents ALL to buy them as Christmas gifts. I almost cried! Love the illustrations, the way it's all presented, the fact that it is almost word for word how the stories are presented, and that it will be such a wonderful tool for parents." -Kim McPherson, Director of Religious Education, Saint John's Cathedral, Denver, Colorado
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The Righteous Judge recreates the events that surround Jesus in teaching the principles of love, forgiveness and righteous judgment. I...
Bible theme quiet book to recreate religious stories for kids. Featured stories: 1-2. Creation 3. Noah's Ark 4. Joseph and the Coat o...
Happy Easter Are you looking for a new Easter tradition? Or maybe just a fun thing to do with your kids? It doesn't need to be Easter to go on a Bible trivia hunt. You can do that any day of the year! In fact, it's a great way to get your kids excited about the Bible. You could simply switch out the Easter trivia questions for some trivia about a different Bible story. This would be an enjoyable and enlightening family activity to do several times a year. For the past few Easter Sunday's our elementary aged kids at church having been going on a Hunt for Easter. They break up into teams, and follow clues which lead them around the church property to various locations. At each location, they must answer Bible trivia questions about Jesus' death and resurrection. While on this hunt, they have the chance of running into Elmer Fudd, who's chasing down the rabbit. "Be vewy vewy quiet, I'm hunting wabbits." When they've answer the trivia question, they are given a piece of the map, and their next clue. Once they finish their last clue, they can put together the map in order to figure out where the rabbit is hiding. (The end of the hunt, but not the true treasure. The real treasure lies in answering the questions and learning the story.) If you want to make your own map, you can do this at Google Maps. Once you're there, you can type in the address of your treasure location, and off to the right side of the screen on the map, you should see a small icon that reads Satellite. Click on that and you will be able to get an aerial view of the spot you want. You can zoom in as much or as little as you'd like to. You can make your hunt as simple as you want, or as complex as you desire. I think it would be fun to get in a car and travel to each location, but you could simply hide clues around your home too. We've done treasure hunts both ways. If you don't plan on leaving the house, make a hand drawn map, marking the x yourself. Before you start, you've got to figure out your locations and clues. At each place you stop, come up with 2 or 3 trivia questions to ask. I would bring a Bible along in case the kids are stumped and can't figure out the correct answer. If the story isn't one your kids are familiar with, read it aloud together before you go on a hunt. Then the story will stick more once the kids are trying to figure out the trivia questions. If they have to search for the answer themselves, they will probably remember it next time they're asked! Want to make it really difficult, don't give them multiple choice questions; make them come up with the answer. Or if you feel like your kids are too old for trivia questions, make them more personal reflection questions. Sound fun? Let's go for it! WINDING THROUGH THE WOODS WITH A GENTLE FLOW, THE PLACE YOU ARE TRYING TO FIND; THE FISH, DUCKS, AND FROGS ALREADY KNOW. (Creek) The trivia questions are: 1.) Before the rooster would crow, Jesus told which disciple he would deny that he even knew Him 3 times? A: John B: Judas C: Peter D: Thomas 2.) For how many pieces of silver did Judas betray Christ? A: 20 B: 30 C: 60 D: 100 3.) How did Judas Betray Jesus? A: Pointing at him B: Gave him a hug C: With a kiss D: Shook his hand WITH SO MANY WORDS USED FOR KNOWLEDGE YOU WILL FIND PLACES LIKE THIS EVEN IN COLLEGE. NOW WITH COMPUTERS DEWEY DECIMAL SEEMS BEHIND THE TIMES, BRING BACK WHAT YOU BORROW OR FACE SOME FINES. (Library) 4.) Who did Pilate send Jesus to after he had interrogated him? A: Herod B: Annas C: Caiaphas D: Caesar 5.) Pilate offered to release one prisoner- which prisoner did the Jews request to be released? A: Jesus B: Barabbas C: Paul D: Barnabas 6.) After Pilate found no guilt in Christ, for what reason did the Jews say that Jesus should die? A: He claimed to be from heaven B: He said He would tear down the Temple of God C: He claimed He was their king D: He had blasphemed God TO BE A KID IS TO HAVE FUN, A PLACE DESIGNED FOR YOU TO RUN. WITH A LADDER LEADING TO A PLATFORM UP SO HIGH, THERE IS A FAST WAY TO GET DOWN THAT WON'T MAKE YOU CRY. (Playground) 7.) Who carried the cross for Jesus? A: Simon of Cyrene B: Simon Peter C: Simon the Zealot D: Simeon 8.) At Christ crucifixion what did the soldiers place on his head? A: Crown of Gold B: Crown of Thorns C: Crown of Jewels D: Crown of Thistles 9.) What was the color of the robe placed on Jesus? A: Blue B: Red C: Purple D: White YOU FIND ME WITH CANDY OR SOMETIMES WITH ROLL; I'M HEAVY AND LARGE, ROUGH AND DULL. OUTSIDE THE CHURCH I BORDER THE LOT; LOOK CLOSELY YOU'LL FIND THE TREASURE I GOT. (Rocks) 10.) What was inscribed above the cross? A: Prince of the Jews B: King of the Jews C: Savior of all D: Lord of all 11.) With what was Jesus side pierced? A: Sword B: Knife C: Spear D: Spike 12.) For what of Christ’s did the soldiers cast lots? A: Clothes B: Jewels C: Donkey D: Cross SCRUB, SCRUB SQUEAKY CLEAN. BEHIND THIS DOOR ARE CHEMICALS THAT MAKE THINGS GLEAM. ON THE SHELF IS SOME COMET, MAKE SURE YOU DON'T INJEST IT COULD MAKE YOU VOMIT. (Janitor's closet) 13.) What did Judas do with the silver pieces after he had betrayed Jesus? A. He buried it in the ground B. He gave it back C. He put it in the bank D. He bought a field 14.) When Jesus died for how long was there darkness over the land? A: 3 days B: 3 hours C: 6 days D: 3 weeks 15.) In what was Jesus wrapped before he was buried? A: Goat skins B: Linen clothes C: Sheep skins D: Golden robe 3 LITTLE LETTERS MEANING SO MUCH, LINES SO LONG YOU MAY MISS LUNCH. YOU BETTER GO IF YOU WANT TO DRIVE, TO GET YOUR LISCENSE YOU MUST GO INSIDE. (DMV) 16.) What was the name of the man who requested Jesus’ body for burial? A: Nicodemus B: Joseph C: Phillip D: Jonathan 17.) Jesus appeared to his disciples after the resurrection beside which sea? A: Red Sea B: Sea of Galilee C: Sea of Tiberius D: Dead Sea 18.) Who rolled the stone away from Jesus tomb? A: Jesus B: God C: An Angel D: A Roman guard WITH A CAP ON HEAD AND MITT IN HAND, YOU ENTER THIS PLACE WHERE SCOREBOARDS STAND. SO MANY AMERICANS HAVE PLAYED THIS GAME AND THE PRO'S KNOW IT'S FOR LOVE NOT FOR FAME. (Baseball Diamonds) 19.) Who of these was the first on the scene after the resurrection of Christ? A: Simon Peter B: Cleopas C: Judas Iscariot D: Mary Magdalene 20.) Which disciple wanted to see the imprint of the nails before he would believe? A: Andrew B: Thomas C: James D: Bartholomew 21.) How long did Jesus remain after his resurrection before he ascended into Heaven? A: 7 days B: 3 days C: 14 days D: 40 days After the last question has been answered, you can give the final piece of the map. One you've figured out the location, get your treasure. Since this was a church activity, our last location was meeting back in KidZone for a story and worship music. If I had done this hunt at home with my children, I might have had the treasure be back at home, where we would take communion together as a family. In fact, we did this as a family the night before Easter. We watched an Easter movie of Jesus' death and his resurrection. We discussed what we had seen, and the parts that stood out to us. We read aloud from Isaiah chapter 53. My husband led us in communion, with sparkling red grape juice and sourdough bread. It was memorable. One of the things that really stood out to my husband and I was while Jesus was dying on the cross. The soldiers are putting the nails in his hands and feet, and "Jesus said, 'Father, forgive them, for they don’t know what they are doing.'” Luke 23:34 This wasn't done in anger. It was the words of someone who was broken, pleading and begging for the lives of others. He could have been selfish at that point, and just endured the punishment. But his thoughts are outside himself. He's desperately asking his daddy to forgive them. He genuinely doesn't want anyone to suffer, no matter what they've done to him. They were killing him, and he was pleading for their forgiveness. That is real love. We talked with our children at great lengths about grace. We described it to them as getting something good that they don't deserve. It's a gift that we all must accept. It does us no good to know about, but not accept it. In order to illustrate the point to them better, we had a gift. One of the requirements for getting ready for school each day is to have your room clean, and your things picked up around the house. If something is left out in the living room, kitchen, computer room, etc., and they have left for the day, it becomes mine. I did the work of picking it up, so it now belongs to me. I have a box in my closet full of these items. When my children do a job around the house, anything that is not a normal chore, they have the opportunity of choosing an item from the closet. It's kind of a trade. I do a little work, they do a little work. For Easter, we told the kids we were giving them some grace. My closet was to be emptied out. They were free to take back all their toys and books. No jobs would be necessary. It was grace. A good thing that they did nothing to deserve. The slate was wiped clean, and they could start fresh again. We have that same opportunity on a much larger scale. Every day we have the chance for a fresh start. Jesus paid the price for our weakness. All we have to do is accept it. We must say thanks for the gift, and receive it. It's that simple. Forgiveness is in our grasp. Don't let it get away from you. There is peace in knowing that you have been shown mercy. You're not going to get what you deserve. You're going to get a gift! The gift is there waiting for you to take it.
If you're planning a trip with your toddler or even just headed to church on Sunday, you might be interested in creating a DIY quiet book to take with you. Quiet books can keep your child busy and quiet for hours! If you have a family of young kids, you know very well the hair-pulling stress of trying to keep them quiet for a given amount of time where you're among other adults also trying to keep their focus, whether this be at church, in a meeting, or on an airplane. My mom put together quiet books for me when
This past Sunday we learned about the story of the Memorial Stones. The stones were picked up from the midst of the Jordan River, from the place where the Priest feet had stood. Joshua picked 12 men (one from each tribe) to pick up a rock out of the Jordan and carry it on his shoulders all the way to Gilgal. The rocks were then turned into a Memorial for the Hebrews. The stones would help remind the Hebrews of all that God had done for them. The children made a Diorama as their "Take Home" project. They LOVED gluing on the 12 stones. I had already glued the back ground into the shoe box...this helps save a bit of time. I also asked member to donate shoe boxes months ago. That way I was insured to have enough shoe boxes for this project. Our Memory Verse this week was Joshua 4:7. We sang the Memory Verse to the tune: "If you're happy and you know it..." The kiddos did great with the Memory Verse. For a "Review Game" I had paper mache rocks that the children had the opportunity to pick up and carry on their shoulder to our "Gilgal." They were soooo cute carrying them on their shoulders, pretending that they were soooo heavy. They had to answer a question from the Bible story before going to pick up a rock from the "midst" of the "Jordan." Then they brought the stone over to the other side of the room, by carrying it on their shoulder, and placed it in the pile. We made our version of a "Memorial." They had a great time. On Wednesday Evening the children made a version of a "Memorial" out of 12 stones...This project is in their Explorer Journal. They are heavy and had to be made of cardstock paper to help support...however, I still suggest you be careful lifting this. They children loved their "Memorial Stones."
These Daniel in the Lion's Den Bible story activities can be used in Christian Preschool programs and Sunday schools. Daniel Sequencing Print these
These fun and engaging finger puppets will have your children retelling the Bible stories for years to come! Available in BW and color, children can recreate 12 Bible stories from the Old Testament. There is a total of 52 finger puppets and 12 story mats. It is highly recommended that the finger puppets and play mats be printed on cardstock paper. Directions on how to prepare the finger puppets are included in each story. Bible Stories Included (In Order): Adam and Eve Cain and Abel Noah’s Ark Tower of Babel Abraham and Sarah Joseph and His Brothers Birth of Moses Moses and the Burning Bush Moses and the Red Sea David and Goliath Daniel and the Lion’s Den Jonah and the Whale A special thanks to DSart for the clipart in this product. If you like our products, consider saving time and money with one of our MEGA BUNDLES: Save 25% with our Old Testament Mega Bundle (44 Bible products) Save 25% with our New Testament Mega Bundle (40 Bible Products) Or save 30% with our Bible Story Mega Bundle (84 Bible Products) Don't forget to follow me HERE to receive updates on other new products like these. All of my new products are 50% off the first 48 hours! Stay in touch for special discounts and giveaways! Like me on FACEBOOK for exclusive, first looks at my products and special offers! Follow me on INSTAGRAM to get a behind the scenes look at how I use my products! If you have purchased and used any of my products, please kindly leave a review. Each time you leave a review on a product, you will receive credit that you can use on future TPT purchases! TERMS OF USE ©Heartprints for Littles By purchasing this product, you are granted permission to print and use each activity for personal and classroom use only. Duplication for entire church or school purposes is strictly forbidden without purchasing additional licenses. One license is for one parent, teacher, or classroom. This resource cannot be copied, shared, or used by another user without purchasing. All rights reserved.
