I love how simple this craft is—oftentimes, I look at the end result and think that the craft would be ideal for an upcoming lesson. However, once I see how complicated the actual craft is, I know that my kids won't be able to do it easily. This one, though, is perfect for my students' age range. Thank you for sharing!
Lacy adapted this craft to suit her needs and also provides us with a printable Jesus to disappear into the clouds.
*I printed out Lacy's Jesus (I made it a little smaller so it would fit inside the cup) and glued it to cardboard. I then cut it out for the students and put a hole in the top to string yarn through prior to class. I also put a hole in the bottom of all the cups for the yarn to be pulled through. During class the students colored Jesus and glued cotton balls on the blue Solo cup for clouds. I attached Jesus to the yarn and helped the students string the yarn through the cup and tied a big knot on the end so it would not fall out.
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posted by Amazing_Grace at 7:09 AM on May 15, 2014
"Crafty Crafters: Ascension"
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I love how simple this craft is—oftentimes, I look at the end result and think that the craft would be ideal for an upcoming lesson. However, once I see how complicated the actual craft is, I know that my kids won't be able to do it easily. This one, though, is perfect for my students' age range. Thank you for sharing!
June 15, 2012 at 11:42 AM