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For the last 2 weeks our Bible story in the morning and evening has been from Exodus 14:21-31. We have also done several crafts around the parting of the Red Sea. One was with paper dolls. Faith named all the dolls and although I insisted that a few be Moses, Miriam, and Aaron, the others were those in our family and the Langhaugs. Another one was play-doh; Faith LOVES play-doh and she and Daddy had a pretty set imagination play going on before he left about the play-doh people (i.e., Faith, Mackenzie, and the rest of our nuclear families) and this craft upset the balance of that a little bit when I made Moses out of black play-doh (Brock is normally black but we just made him smaller so that Sabrina could carry him across!). All the play-doh Israelites made it safely across the dry land. When I asked Faith what they were going to do next she replied "go to the park" and lo, there was a see-saw right there in the wilderness!
For the last 2 weeks our Bible story in the morning and evening has been from Exodus 14:21-31. We have also done several crafts around the parting of the Red Sea. One was with paper dolls. Faith named all the dolls and although I insisted that a few be Moses, Miriam, and Aaron, the others were those in our family and the Langhaugs. Another one was play-doh; Faith LOVES play-doh and she and Daddy had a pretty set imagination play going on before he left about the play-doh people (i.e., Faith, Mackenzie, and the rest of our nuclear families) and this craft upset the balance of that a little bit when I made Moses out of black play-doh (Brock is normally black but we just made him smaller so that Sabrina could carry him across!). All the play-doh Israelites made it safely across the dry land. When I asked Faith what they were going to do next she replied "go to the park" and lo, there was a see-saw right there in the wilderness!
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