Sunday School Kid's See-through stars
| Mini-Max Star Ornament Double or Triple see-through star |
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It's much easier than it looks! |
Two craft choices: Younger and older kids versions. No coloring.
Teachers guide the children to cut the stars carefully, and line up the pieces according to the directions. PLUS you get a FREE BONUS STAR from the leftovers if you cut carefully. You can always take a side trip through our cutting skills page before you start. If you make it an all white star, it may be used as a Chrismon star for the Star of Jesus birth. Aside: talk about the name of this star. What does mini mean? Tiny or small. What does maxi mean? Giant or large. In the triple star, you have a midi star. Guess what that means. |
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| Double star grades 2-6 Triple star grade 4-8 -requires more careful cutting |
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| Kids Sunday School Christmas Craft | |||||||||||||
*This doesn't take too long to do. If you have enough time, give each child 2 star sets of different colors. |
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| Above example uses the leftovers of a Triple Star made out of green paper glued on white paper. A double star only has one leftover star piece. |
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*About the materials used in our projects:

Sunday School Resources FOR KIDS
from the Sunday School Director of Christian Education of Faith Congregational Church, Mount Prospect, Illinois
©2011 Jo Dibbern
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Activities and crafts for Children's Religious Education, Christian Education,
Sunday School and Home School

See
through Christmas star with mini-midi and maxi size stars in older kids
version, and mini and maxi stars for younger kids.


















