We found this website with lots of information and pictures about Moses’ Tabernacle. Those of you in quizzing might want to check it out.
http://www.templebuilders.com/Index_tabernacle.php
click on the left on Tabernacle of Moses
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The last few years, we have used a purchased plan for our Fall Festival. It was a lot of fun and having a Bible Theme was just what we wanted. We were able to share the gospel with alot of children that maybe haven’t heard it before. These Fall Festival packages included simple trading cards that gave a picture of the Bible Hero and had the Bible Lesson on the back.
This year, we did the Trunk or Treat. What fun it was! Everyone enjoyed this and it was actually much easier on me. We wanted a way to get the gospel out to the children though. We remembered the trading cards and that the children seemed to like the idea of collecting them. So, I went looking for trading cards. What I found was beautiful, sturdy cards from Bible Quest. These cards, which have 33 different cards per set are wonderful just to have on their own. The cards have the Bible lesson on the back; however, there is a wonderful interactive website that goes along with the cards.
Children sign in and can register all the cards they have. On each card is a key icon. If you acquire three cards with the same key, you will have the passwords to open new areas on the web game. The web game gives you more information on the people, but also archeological information as well.
We gave these out to the children at Fall Festival and I am now giving them out when they attend Sunday School and Bible Study. I also, decided that this was a good prize for scripture memory rather than ribbons that clutter their rooms.
At present, there are 3 different sets of 33 cards. Cards can be purchased at Christian book store in packets of three at 99 cents. Or you can buy a set for about $10; however, I have been fortunate to find them online on sale for $5.
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BibleQuest Story Cards: Series 2 Set Pack By BibleQuest |
The Interactive game site is www.biblequest.com
They also offer other items that go along with the themes. Board games and even action figures of Biblical characters.
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Moses action figure By BiblequestDetailed Moses action figure with burning bush, will provide Bible storytelling possiblities for home and church school as well as playtime fun. Created by BIBLEQUEST, this5″ tall figure has lifelike features and is garbed in clothing from Bible times. Figures are fashioned of durable plastic and are fully jointed. Each box displays the story details on the back. Recommended for children age four and older. Also includes staff, snake, and ten commandments tablets as well as the Ark of the Covenant. |
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I found a cool card game based on the Ten Commandments. The game is played like Go fish. Each card has questions that help the children apply a specific commandment to their own life. My kids really enjoyed playing and we had some great discussions about right and wrong. Check it out here …. Moses Knows the Ten Commandments
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Ten Commandments Card GameBy David C. CookDo you want your children to really learn the Ten Commandments—not simply memorize them? Here are 100 questions and answers to help kids gain a deeper understanding of biblical principles. Some questions are specific, while others require thoughtful consideration of God’s laws: “John cared about money more than anything else. What commandment did he break?” Fun for all ages! |
Exodus from Egypt is a board game that I am very curious to try out, but haven’t yet. I looks like it would be informative and fun as well.
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Exodus from EgyptBy BibleQuestJourney with the children of Israel out of Egypt and into the Promised Land! This exciting board game lets you experience the ups and downs of God’s people as they pass through the Red Sea, witness the budding of Aaron’s staff, receive the Ten Commandments, cross the Jordan River, and more. Two to four players, ages 8 and up. |
Ten Commandments Quiz http://www.kidssundayschool.com/Gradeschool/Activities/1activity11.php
Go to this site for a great little before and after quiz. It’s just a list of “commandments” where the child will decide whether or not each commandment given is indeed one of the TEN.
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A Word of Encouragement
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqgSH914Ugk
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Wow! That was a tough meet, but everyone did pretty well! We had 19 children respresenting 3 churches!
Congratulations to those who placed!
1st Place Brooklyn Sheets (Moultrie) – 270 points
2nd Place Allie Dickt (Waycross) & Ellie Deener (Waycross)- 260 points
3rd Place Mikaela Farmer (Moultrie) – 255 points
4th Place – Deborah Bontrager (Moultrie) – 250 points
Scripture Memory
10 Verses – Mikaela Farmer (Moultrie)
9 Verses – Deborah Bontrager (Moultrie)
8 Verses – Mariaam Conrad (Valdosta)
7 Verses – Brooklyn Sheets (Moultrie) & Ally Dickt (Waycross)
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To my Nazarene Bible Quiz readers .. You’ll soon be coming up on God’s instructions on building the Tabernacle. If your budget can’t handle this, you need to put this on your Christmas list. Amazing
Tabernacle Building Kit about $60
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Tabernacle Making-Model By Vision VideoThe tabernacle that God instructed Moses to build holds numerous faith-affirming lessons for Christians. Here’s an excellent way to demonstrate them to your Sunday school students. It takes only an hour to construct this model, which includes the sturdy plastic base and all necessary components. All you add is the teaching! Base measures 12″ x 21.5″. Ages 6 and up. |
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Wow! There are so many of you out there in small churches searching for a simple and easy Christmas program. I shouldn’t be surprised, but I am. If you are here searching for Christmas Programs, go down along the right hand side and click on Children’s Ministry. Then you will not have to weed through all my blog entries.
Here’s another idea for you … This year I am doing “A Christmas Collage“. This is just different unrelated skits and music (using the talent we have) to make a nice program. I have drawn most of my material from two places …
1) Quick Start Drama for Kids ~ A Skit book from Lillenas
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http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product?event=AFF&p=1137280&item_no=175617″>Quick Start Drama for Kids: Christmas By LillenasBring Christmas to life with little or no rehearsal. Use in the classroom or for performance. Veteran children’s drama expert Debbie Goodwin makes it easy for you. This 40-page script has ten different themes to choose from; everything from Advent to Living Christmas Cards. |
2) Super Simple Series for Kids “Tell the Good News” from Brentwood-Benson
http://www.brentwoodbenson.com/search.aspx?txtSearchText=tell+the+good+news&lstSearchType=1
Merry Christmas!
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My daughter-in-law has a very encouraging blog post today, go check it out …
www.tinastimelesstreasures.blogspot.com
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