September 13th Sunday School

Posted on Sep 12, 2020 in Sunday School at HOME |

God created the idea of the world and God made the creation come alive. God saw all that was created as good and beautiful. As people, we often struggle with seeing other people and the natural world as beautiful.
  • What if we saw all people as good and beautiful creations dreamed up and made by God?
  • What if we took the time to examine all aspects of God’s world and find the beauty in every part of God’s creation?
 
 
 
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God created us to be creative, and children have a natural ability to use their creativity. To keep their creativity and curiosity active, children need time to explore the world and its beauty. Children can easily enter into a partnership with God. Listen deeply to their ideas for ways to care for and keep God’s creation beautiful.
 
 
 
The creative Creation story continues. The swarming of the living things is a description of how all creatures inhabit the earth. God divides the animals into three categories—sea animals, sky animals, and land animals. God made a diverse population and demonstrated the importance of all things. God knew that each creature would serve a purpose and be a contributing part of creation. God did not just create one thing; God created many
 
CRAFT CORNER WITH MS. BECKY
How creative and wondrous all the living things on Earth are! Once when I was on vacation, I was swimming in the sea and right next to me out of the water flew some tiny, shiny blue flying fish. Those are incredible, a fish that flies out of the water. Now that’s creative!
Let’s get creative, too, by making a craft that reminds us how God created living things like the birds of the sky and the fish in the sea. This week’s craft is inspired by ithappensinablink.com
Supplies
  • a paper plate cut in half
  • a piece of construction paper
  • two pieces of yarn, about 4 inches long each
  • scissors
  • glue
  • crayons or markers
  • Your imagination!
 
One half of your paper plate will be the fish, the other half will be the bird.  Cut a small triangle out of your construction paper to be the beak of the bird. Cut a larger triangle out of your construction paper to be the tail of the fish.
 
You can use crayons, markers, construction paper, or whatever you can find to be CREATIVE and make your bird and fish. I found some mini muffin liners and a glittery heart to make my creations. Send Ms. Cheridy pictures of your creations too! (Optional) Then attach one piece of yarn to the top of the bird to make a loop to hang up your creation, then, use the other piece of yarn to attach the bottom of the bird to the top of the fish. (See photo for details.)

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