Plants of the Bible

• This craft is based on plants found in well-known Bible stories, such as the apple from the garden of Eden and the olive branch brought to Noah. Just cut the center out of a paper plate to make a wreath and have children draw the plants and fruits on the plate. Older children can cut the shapes out if they prefer.
  
  

Jacob's Bowl

• This craft is based on the passage in Genesis 25 where Jacob shared his stew with Esau. All that's needed is air-drying modeling clay and paint. Have children design and create their own bowl. The next day, they can use paint and glitter to decorate their bowl.
  
  

God's Rainbow of Promise

• This craft is perfect for sharing the story of Noah's Ark and the significance of God's rainbow. Prepare paper plates ahead of time by cutting them into rainbow-shaped arches. On the back, write "God Always Keeps His Promise." Each child can color his or her own rainbow while discussing the story.