Showing posts with label creation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creation. Show all posts

Monday, October 11, 2010

Story of Creation Resources

A Twinkle in the Dark by Barbara Wilmerton Haas - A retelling of the the story of creation. There are also several links to other online resources on the same theme at the bottom of the page:  coloring pages; crafts, games, puzzles; and a song on creation.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

God's Creation Part 2

Song: Glory by Casting Crowns

Monday, September 27, 2010

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Bible Stories for Children 3-6 to Color and Tell

Bible Stories for Children 3-6 to Color and Tell: This PDF document available on the Website of Standard Publishing is illustrated by Dan Grossman is a 22 pages booklet focusing on the creation stories in Genesis and includes not just coloring pages, but also some craft ideas.


For more Bible coloring pages: Resources for Catholic Educators - Bible Coloring Pages

Friday, May 29, 2009

Coloring Pages on Creation

On a Spanish Blog called Ensino Religioso you can find a set of large coloring pages on the seven days of creation. For a similar set already colored drawings see http://www.4catholiceducators.com/creation.htm

You can also find a directory of Bible related coloring pages at http://www.silk.net/RelEd/lessonplans4.htm. This directory provides access to hundreds of coloring pages.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

The Wonders of the Universe

UNAWE is an international outreach programme that uses the beauty and scale of the universe to inspire very young children in underprivileged environments.

The goals of this organsisation are to:
  • broaden children's minds,
  • awaken their curiosity in science,
  • stimulate global citizenship and tolerance.
These are not specifically religious goals, but awakening the minds of children to the wonders of the universe goes hand in hand with opening their minds and hearts to the God who is the creator of all of these wonders. The UNAWE Web sites (http://www.unawe.org/) offers resources and lesson plans that can be easily adapted to a religious education context.

The beautiful video below, called Cosmovision, is one of the many resources available on the Web site.