LITTLE LAMBS CLASS RESOURCE. Greater Sydney Conference Adventurer Leadership Training. Margaret Williams Version 1 7/2/15

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1 LITTLE LAMBS CLASS RESOURCE Greater Sydney Conference Adventurer Leadership Training Margaret Williams Version 1 7/2/15

2 LITTLE LAMBS CLASS Name Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 2

3 My Activity for Basic Requirements Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 3

4 My Little Lamb Star is: Bible Friends Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... Here is a picture of my game: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 4

5 Here is my craft: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 5

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8 My Little Lamb Star is: Healthy Me Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... Here is a picture of my game: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 8

9 Here is my art project: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 9

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12 My Little Lamb Star is: Insects Requirements are: A book, 3 things, a game and a craft My book is:.... My three things are: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 12

13 Here is a picture of my game: Here is my craft project: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 13

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16 My Little Lamb Star is: Special Helper Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... Here is a picture of my game: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 16

17 Here is my craft: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 17

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19 My Little Lamb Star is: Zoo Animals Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... Here is a picture of my game: Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 19

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21 Sourced from Duck, Duck, BEAR!!! Played like "Duck, Duck, Goose", except the children will go around the circle, and say "Bear" instead of "Goose." Substitute Bear for other Zoo animals Zoo Keeper Says: Played just like "Simon Say" except the teacher says "Zoo Keeper Says." With younger children, do not make children sit out... just say "Zoo Keeper didn't say." Bear Stomp Musical Chairs If they children made bear headbands, have them wear them during this activity. Arrange the chairs in a circle. If you have younger children, it is best to have too many chairs. This can be a game where everyone wins. Have the children stomp around the chairs until the music stops. Then everyone finds a chair. Musical Zoo Cut out animal shapes from colored paper. Laminate them and cut them out. Place them on the floor. It is best for younger children to have more animals than children. Play music and have the children walk around the room. When the music stops, each child needs to find an animal to stand on. Pass the bear Played like hot potato... have the children sit in a circle and pass stuffed bear around the circle when music is playing, when the music stops the child holding the bear sits in the middle or the "bear pot" until the music stops again and the next child replaces the first. You may also chant "Pass the Bear, Pass the Bear, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10" and the child who has the bear on 10 is in the "bear pot." Zoo Animal Day Invite each child to bring in a stuffed animal. Stuffed Animal Zoo Place a variety of stuffed animals inside flipped over laundry baskets to create a zoo. Pretend to go on a Safari You are the tour guide on this safari. Have all the children join you in circle time or on a rug. Tell them that we are all going on a safari (or to the zoo.) Tell the children what animals you see. "Look, over there, it's a huge elephant." Ask the children what animals they see. Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 21

22 Cookie Cutter Painting Put a small amount of tempera paint in a large shallow container. (A pie tin works well.) Show your child how to dip the cookie cutter in the paint and press onto a piece of paper to create a print. You can make Zoo pictures by using animal cookie cutters and colored paper. Bear Ears Measure your child's head, and cut a piece of brown construction paper long enough to create a headband. Glue the paper together so the headband fits snugly on your child's head but is loose enough to take off easily. Cut from brown paper two ears. Let your child help you glue the ear to the headband. It's okay if it's a little off, it's art! Have fun, and encourage your child to act like a bear. Tiger Stripes Supply each child with orange and black paper. Have the child tear the black paper into thin stripes, then glue onto the orange paper. Leopard Prints Supply each child with a piece of brown paper and black non-toxic stamp pads. Show the child how to make fingerprints on the paper, using only one finger at a time. Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 22

23 My Little Lamb Star is: Weather Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... The three things I learnt are:.... Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 23

24 Sourced from Wind Socks added Original Author Unknown Need: 1 6 oz. foam cup for each child, Sharpened pencil, crepe paper streamers ( 6 colors), glue, yarn Directions: Use a sharp pencil and poke six holes in the bottom of the cup. Space holes evenly about 1/4" from the sides of the cup. Cut 6 18in crepe paper streamers for each child. Roll the end of the paper and stick in hole on cup. On inside of cup, add a drop of glue on the side of the cup and glue the paper to the side of the cup. Do all 6 and glue. Poke a hole on each side of the cup- this will be the handle part- add yarn to make the handle. Have the children decorate the outside of the cup with extra pieces of Crete paper. We took ours to the playground and hung then on the fence. Its was so colorful and pretty! Wind Chimes added Original Author Unknown Need: See what materials the children suggest Directions: Make wind chimes for children to hang outside. Wind chimes can be made of many different things. See what materials the children suggest. Forks, spoons, shells, sticks, pieces of metal, aluminum pie pans etc. Tape record the sound of the chimes and let the children listen to it at circle time or nap time. Rain Painting added Original Author Unknown Need: Rain, food coloring, and a paper plate Directions: On a rainy day, take your children outdoors. Give them each a paper plate on which you have sprinkled drops of food coloring. Let the children hold their plates in the rain for about a minute. When they bring their plates inside, talk about the designs created by the rain. Cloud Art added Original Author Unknown Need: Light blue paper, white paint Directions: Give each child a piece of light blue construction paper. Fold paper in half and then unfold. Let the children squeeze 3-4 drop of white paint from a eyedropper Have them refold and rub across with hands. Open to reveal cloud pictures. Sun Rainbow Sun Catcher added Submitted by: Mary Susan Kelly Need: 2 CD's (you can get them free almost everywhere these days), yellow and orange triangles, glue, string or yarn Directions: Have the children glue yellow and orange triangles on the colored printed side (not the shiny side) of one of the CD's in the pattern of yellow/ orange/ yellow/ orange/ yellow/ orange. The triangle should hang off the edge of the CD. Then glue the other CD, shiny side up onto the other CD. Put a sting or yarn through the middle and hang up in the room. Hopefully you have a room with windows and sun. As the sun shines on the CD's it reflects a rainbow. Or have the children take them home to hang in a sunny place. Cloud Mobiles added Original Author Unknown Need: Construction paper (white), scissors, glue, cotton balls, string, wooden dowel (1 per child) or a wire hanger, hole punch Directions: Have each child cut four or five cloud shapes from white construction paper. Spread glue on the clouds and to stick cotton balls on them. Punch a hole in each cloud and tie one end of a piece of string onto the cloud and the other end of the string onto the wooden dowel or hanger. Then hang. Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 24

25 Walking in the Rain added Original Author Unknown Need: glue, paper, toothpicks, blue food coloring, small bowls or other containers, crayons and markers Directions: Use blue food coloring to tint small containers of glue. Ask children to draw a picture. Have kids dot over the picture with toothpicks dipped into the tinted glue, creating a falling rain scene. Rain, rain can you come in? added Submitted by: April Washington Need: rainy day, food coloring, spray bottle, large paper Directions: On the days that you are lucky enough to get rain, you can make a rainy day rainbow indoors.. Catch some of the rain in a pail and put it in 3 spray bottles. Decide together what colors you would like the rain to be. Add food color to the rain water. Spread a big piece of paper on the floor (secured with tape, and be sure to protect the floor around it.) and 3 children at a time spray the colored water up in the air so it falls down onto the paper. When it dries we call it a rainy day rainbow! Who ever said a rainy day isn't fun? Rain Shaker added Submitted by: Dana Coates-Work Need: A soda pop can or soup can with lid off, plastic wrap, construction paper, bingo dabbers or decorations, beans, tape. Directions: Have each child place 1 tbsp of bean mixture into the can. Cover top with thick plastic wrap. Have the children decorate their construction paper. Wrap paper around the can and tape in place. Optional: Cut out circles for top and bottom of can and tape in place. Shake rain maker and sing rain songs. Rainbow Noodles added Original Author Unknown Need: macaroni noodles, paper, glue or string Directions: Dye small macaroni the colors of a rainbow. Have children make a rainbow gluing those onto paper. Or Pattern them on string to make rainbow necklaces. You Are My Sunshine added Original Author Unknown Need: Cardboard circle cutout yellow tissue paper yellow streamers gold glitter glue Directions: Have the child glue the yellow tissue paper pieces all over the circle cutout to cover it. Then sprinkle glitter over circle. Finish by attaching the yellow streamers to the edges to create a sun. Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 25

26 My Little Lamb Star is: Trains & Trucks Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... The three things I learnt are:.... Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 26

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28 How to Make a Train Using Paper By Steven Symes, ehow Contributor Making trains out of paper is one simple way for children to learn about trains. As you make the trains with the children, talk about how trains have changed over time, what trains carry, how trains work, or any number of other train-related subjects. A child will have fun making a train that is uniquely his, complete with favorite colors and fun cargo in each car. Let the child use his imagination to decorate the train however he wants. Things You'll Need Paper Pencil Scissors Crayons or markers Glue stick Hole punch Brass fasteners Magazines with pictures of toys or animals Cotton balls o o Instruction 1 Draw, or have the children draw, train cars--including an engine and a caboose--and wheels on pieces of paper. Draw two wheels per train car. Cut them out with scissors. 2 Have the children color each train car and wheel with either crayons or markers. They also can color a face on the front of the train s engine. 3 Have the children fasten the wheels onto each train car. Use the hole punch to place a hole in the front and back of each train car, except for the engine which will only have a hole in the back, and the caboose which will only have a hole in the front. Put brass fasteners through the holes in the train cars to attach them to each other. 4 Cut out magazine pictures of toys or animals. Have the children glue the pictures onto their different train cars. Have them glue several cotton balls onto the engine s smokestack to make a smoke cloud. Go to for step by step instructions for some great trucks Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 28

29 My Little Lamb Star is: Music Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... The three things I learnt are:.... Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 29

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32 My Little Lamb Star is: Woolly Lamb Requirements are: A book, a song, a game and a craft My book is:.... The three things I learnt are:.... Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 32

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34 Resources Class Resources Adventurer Websites South Pacific Division Adventurers North American Division General Conference Adventurers Books 100 Creative Activities for Sabbath Karen Holford- Pacific Press 2006 The A-Z of Ministry for Children- Owen Shelley & Michael Perini Scripture Union Creative Ways to Learn Memory Verses Karen Holford- Pacific Press Creative Prayer Ideas for Kids Karen Holford- Pacific Press 2003 The Big Book of Bible Crafts Gospel Light More Bible Crafts on a Shoestring Budget- craft foam and felt- Rainbow Publishers 2012 Gospel Light- Big Book of Bible story art activities- ages 3-6 Gospel Light- Big Book of Reproducible Kindergarten Puzzles Bible Fun Stuff- 100 s of songs, games and more ages 2-5 David Cook 2003 Heartshaper Bible Crafts and More ages 3-6 Standard Publishing 2005 Little Lambs Class - Margaret Williams Version 1-7/2/15 34