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Climbing Zacchaeus Craft

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DLTK's Sunday School LessonsZacchaeusby Leanne GuentherSunday School Teacher's Guide - this is just one possible lesson plan. Visit the for further ideasto supplement this. Introduction:This lesson will tell the story of Zacchaeus. He desperatelywanted to see Jesus and didn't care that he had to climb a tree to do it.He immediately repented and decided to put his faith into action right away.He changed like we all should be doing constantly and putting our faith in action torepresent our faith and belief in God. God will help change our heartsover time, it doesn't always happen right away but we need to be ready to workat it with him. The message: Preschool thru Grade 1: Zacchaeus found Jesus, said he wassorry and changed his ways.Grades 2 and 3: Zacchaeus found Jesus, repented and put his faith intoaction.I've split this message into two separate ones depending on the age level.For the younger children, the message is simple.

Zacchaeus found Jesus,said he was sorry and changed the way he acted. His heart changed and hewanted to become more Christlike. For the older children, we expand onthis message and say that Zacchaeus repented and put his faith into action.Make sure you repeat the message many times during the lesson. Send thehome with the children to encourageparents to reiterate the message during the week. It includes a poster atthe bottom that the children can color and hang on their wall or refrigerator. Preview of the lesson:Some people like to do craft time first and story time second and some liketo switch it around.

I like the first option, myself.Always consider offering or the for children who aren't interested in participating in the groupactivity (or if you get done the group activities very quickly and needsomething to fill in the spare time). Everyone has a need for 'alonetime' once in awhile. Also, sending home the coloring pages with theTake Home sheet provides parents with much needed help in reinforcing thelessons.

You can make a nice little booklet each week with the Take Home Sheet on top - I promise that most parents will appreciate the effort! DescriptionTime AllottedSuppliesWelcome!Receivename tags. Have the children use crayons, markers, yarn,feathers and whatever other materials (such as sparkle glue) that you have available topersonalize their name tag.Sing the song10 to 15 minutesscissors (or adults can precut), crayons, markers, yarn, safety pins or tape.Craft time!Preschool thru Grade 1: Make the. Allow the children to draw Zacchaeus in the treeand Jesus beside it if they want.Grade 2 and 3: Make the. Write Luke 19:8 or the side or have itprinted on a piece of paper to glue on. Or they could write theverse out on thisand put it into their piggybank. If you're not interested in making the Piggy bank the treecraft above has an option for older kids.15 to 30 minutesdepending on youradult/child ratioPreschool thru Grade 1.

Printer, paper, scissors, glue, something to colorwith.Grade 2 and 3:.