Week Nine Leonardo da Vinci and the Last Supper Goal Explore the artistry and symbolism behind Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, delving into the story and significance of this biblical event. Craftivity Provide modeling clay or Play-Doh. Instruct kids to create sculptures representing bread and grapes, symbolizing the Last Supper, and discuss the significance of…
Week Eight The Parable of the Talents Goal Dive into the Parable of the Talents, exploring the importance of using and developing the creative gifts and talents that God has given us. Craftivity Provide a blank illustration of a bag; with different talent objects symbols; color each one that they are good at and put…
Week Four Rembrandt and the Prodigal Son Goal Kids will learn the value of storytelling through visual arts and understand art’s profound impact in conveying powerful emotions and messages. Craftivity Painting with Shadows Supplies needed – white paper, pencils, and objects that cast interesting shadows (e.g., toys, leaves). Encourage kids to create a painting by…
Week Three The Art of Faith Goal Kids will understand that creativity can be an act of worship and learn to incorporate prayer into their creative process. Craftivity Creating Prayer Cards. Provide cardstock, markers, and stickers. Have kids create their own prayer cards with encouraging messages and decorate them with colorful designs. Our Focus verse…
Week Two Masterpiece in the Sky: The Story of Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel Craftivity Supplies needed -Help kids cut out shapes from the construction paper and glue colored tissue paper behind them to create a stained glass effect. You can also use black construction paper. We used colored tissue paper, scissors, and glue sticks….
A Creative Kid Min Journey with Scott Humston Hello, magnificent leader of small humans! Thanks for following me on this journey of sharing deeper ideas of creativity for kids! During the last two summers of ministry here, I’ve created a game-themed program—which was fun—, but I’ve been praying that God would give me a “fresh”…