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Nov 27, 2015 · Use this printable nativity scene to create a manger play set for younger children. You could create a foam core backing or simply cut and paste. Click on the image to the right to download the file as a print friendly PDF document. We’ve also uploaded the jpg image for advanced users to edit.
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- Lesson 1: Introduction of Mary
- Lesson 2: Joseph and Jesus
- Lesson 3: Shepherds and Angels
- Lesson 4: The Wise Men and Closing
Week One (1st Sunday in December) 1. “What is a nativity?” Take input from the children. 2. “A nativity is a display that shows the birth of Jesus. Sometimes it is called a crèche.” 3. “Who do you usually see in a nativity scene?” Take input from the children. 4. “We see Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, shepherds, the wise men, angels, and sometimes some ...
Week Two (2nd Sunday in December) 1. Set up the stable and Mary as you review with the children what they learned from last week about these two parts of the nativity scene. 2. Hold up Joseph. “Who is this?” Joseph. Choose a child to come up to place Joseph in the nativity scene beside Mary. 3. “Open your bibles to Matthew 1:19. We are going to rea...
Week Three (3rd Sunday in December) 1. Set up the stable, Mary, Joseph and Jesus as you review with the children what they learned from the two previous weeks. 2. Hold up the shepherd. “Who is this?” A shepherd. Choose a child to come up to place the shepherd in the nativity scene. 3. “Why would there be a shepherd in the nativity scene?” Take inpu...
Week Four (4th Sunday in December) 1. Set up the stable, Mary, Joseph, Jesus, the shepherd, and the angel as you review with the children what they learned from the three previous weeks. 2. “As we finished up our nativity lesson last week you may have thought we were still missing some important people. Who was missing?” The wise men. 3. “With Chri...
Our Print & Color Nativity Scene is a wonderful tool for teaching children about Jesus' birth! Have kids color and cut out each piece and use our printable stands to display the full 12-piece manger scene!
There are so many ways you can use nativity scene printables to tell or support the story of Jesus’ birth. Children and adults alike enjoy the Bible story about baby Jesus in the manger and all the details surrounding the Christmas story.
- Nativity Wreaths. Using green felt or construction paper, cut out about a 10 to 12-inch circle, then a smaller circle from the inside (about seven to nine inches, respectively).
- Christmas Cards. You can turn my nativity coloring pages into lovely Christmas cards to give out to family and friends. You can either set the illustration to take up half a page and then fold it once.
- Nativity Rocks. Get as many medium-sized rocks as you want to decorate. You might want to shrink the nativity illustrations a bit to fit the rocks; you can do that on your computer using any illustrator or word processing software.
- Posters. For a simple craft that will complete your Christmas decorating, simply have the kids color in the nativity page(s) of their choice from start to finish.
Nov 27, 2015 · Use this printable nativity scene to create a manger play set for younger children. You could create a foam core backing or simply cut and paste. Click on the image to the right to download the file as a print friendly PDF document.
Use the Manger Scene Coloring Page as a fun activity for your next children's sermon.
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