This book contains reproducible pages for ages 5-13, and features much more than bulletin boards. You can learn how to create beautiful and effective murals, mobiles, clothespin puppets, and more. Making bread as a group and sharing it together is one way to commemorate Jesus' last meal. She includes recipes for Fry Bread, Corn Tortillas, Flour Tortillas, Osage Indian Bread, Biblical Bread, and Hot Cross Muffins. She indicates whether the activity would be appropriate for young children, older elementary, or a range of ages.
Directions are clear and simple.
She also shows how children can stipple a chalice and loaf with sponges dipped in paint Patterns are provided. Lent has always been associated with a time of renewal and growth, and you can reinforce this idea with young children by making Lima Bean Jars or Sweet Potato Vases . Children can watch spring flowers bloom indoors by cutting and bringing into the house some small branches of forsythia, pussywillow or lilac. For over 50 years, Presbyterians have responded to God's love revealed in Jesus Christ and proclaimed that love to neighbors in need through the One Great Hour of Sharing . In 2000, members of approximately 10,000 Presbyterian congregations committed time in prayer and action to the concerns of the hungry, communities impacted by disasters, and people in poverty reaching for a better life.