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Place a bean or seeds into the soil. Add more soil on top. Give the plant a small amount of water. Place a dish or plate underneath it, to catch the excess soil and water. Place in sunshine and enjoy! More Parable of the Sower Craft Possibilities: “Seed art”: Decorate construction paper or card stock with a plant-themed illustration ...
Aug 1, 2023 · Luke 8:4-8, 11-15. Jesus tells the story of a sower. To put it in our cultural context, kids may understand this to be someone who scatters seed, like a farmer. The sower scatters the seed in four distinct places: On the path: This seed is eaten by birds.
Sep 9, 2023 · The Sower: The sower represents God or anyone who shares God’s message- teachers, preachers, evangelists. The Seeds: The seeds represent God’s word. The Four Soil Surfaces: The Footpath/ Pathway Soil: Some seeds fall on the path, where the ground is hard and compacted. Birds quickly snatch the seeds away.
Sep 20, 2014 · If you want to make the sower bag, or a basket, you can use these seeds to 'toss' to the kids. They have a blank space on them for the students to write whatever you decide. The scripture tells us that the seed is the word of God, what is that. Or what words (seeds) of God can we 'sow' to bring others to Jesus?
The Sower and the Seed. (Matthew Chapter 13:1-23) Printable templates for children's Bible crafts, songs, and worksheets.
The Parable of the Sower can be slightly challenging to look at when working with very young children, as far as metaphor explanation goes. However, it is a fun one when it comes to crafts. As with many planting and growth analogies, there are plenty of engaging ways to make items that lend themselves to the story.
