2 year old, Hide the Word, One Pagers

The One Pager is a document that lists some possible activities for each verse. The document is, as you guessed, one page, offering a concise overview of possible activies, worksheets, and crafts.

This post has all the 2 year old One Pagers for the year.




Matthew 4:3 - June - 2 year old

The Bible is the Word of God - July - 2 year old

God Loves Me - August - 2 year old

1 Cor 16:14 - September - 2 year old

Ephesians 4:32 - October - 2 year old
This one pager also has a worksheet black line master. Please see the Ephesians 4:32 2 year old post.

God Made Me - November - 2 year old
This one pager also has a worksheet black line master. Please see the "God made me" 2 year old post for further instructions about this activity.

Galatians 5:13 - December - 2 year old
This one pager also has a worksheet black line master. Please see the Galatians 5:13 2 year old post here for further instructions about this activity.

Genesis 1:1 - January - 2 year old

Ephesians 4:10 - February - 2 year old

Prov 17:17 - March - 2 year old
This one pager also has a worksheet black line master. Please see the Proverbs 17:17 2 year old post.

John 3:16 - April - 2 year old

Hebrews 13:8 - May - 2 year old

Jacob and Esau sort

In class we were learning about Jacob and Esau.  We talked about their differences.  I made pocket chart cards to sort in the pocket chart during our lesson.  Then for our craft, each child got a 12x18 piece of construction paper and 2 paper doll die-cuts.  They made one look like Jacob and one look like Esau.  They also labeled each side and glued on the man.  The word strips were pre-cut and in baggies.  We would all search for the same strip then glue it on the correct side.

Tower of Babel craft

This craft came mostly from pinterest too!  In class, we built a tower together and the kids were allowed to talk and communicate verbally.  Then we told them to build a tower again, but this time, they had to be silent.  This was HARD!!!

 

 

 For our craft, we made paper towel tube towers.  Before class, glue the paper towel tube to a small paper plate.  Then the kids color the plate green for grass or brown for dirt.  They also draw on brick lines on their tube.

I did not get a good photo, but if you look behind this child, you will see a brown circle.  This is cut in a spiral.  We also printed a sentence and cut it up for the kids to clue onto the spiral.  This took a while. Next time, we will write some of the words and leave blanks for the cut-up words.

 

 After the words were all glued, then we taped on end of the spiral at the top of the tube and wrapped the spiral around the tube to make a "ladder/steps" up to the top.  Tape the spiral at the bottom too.    Here's two darlings with their finished towers.

 

 

This was a HUGE hit!!! My two kids (those adorable ones above!) have it still in a place of honor in our house over a month later.

These last two photos show the Tower up close so you can see the word strips a little better.

 

 

Tower of Babel words  - Again, when we do this again, we will do a fill in the blank instead of having the children glue all the words on the tower.

 

We didn't have time to glue cotton ball clouds to the top of the tower, but hope we'll get time to do so next year!

Noah food craft

Noah is one of those topics that there are a zillion ideas for!  I wanted to do something new, so I turned to pinterst for help.  This came straight from pinterest and the kids loved it!

First we painted half a paper plate to the the rainbow. Some kids painted with their fingers, others used q-tips.

 As the paint dried, I retold the Biblical account of Noah.  Then all the kids gathered on the floor.  I gave each child a pre-cut ark to add the wood slat marks and glue onto the paper.  After they glued on the ark, then I gave them a big handful of animal crackers.  I got the slightly more expensive Nabisco Barnum ones because they have more details!  The kids made pairs of one male and one female animals.  They traded with each other to make pairs.  Then they glued their pairs and ate the rest!

Days of Creation Step Book

We made the coolest step book for days of creation!  Before class, I assembled the books and gathered the supplies for each page.  Then the we all worked together to make the booklet.

At the bottom of each step, I glued a strip that said "On day ___, God made ____."  To save time, I filled in the blanks before xeroxing them.  Here's what went on each page...

Day 1 - black square of paper and white square of paper

Day 2- cotton ball clouds

Day 3- grass strip at bottom that the kids cut along the top to make it "fring-y", tree trunk and tree top die-cut, flower foam stickers

Day 4 - sun and moon die-cut, glitter star stickers

Day 5 - torn-edge strips to be water, fish stickers in the water and bird die-cuts in the sky

Day 6 - various animal die-cuts to choose room (lion, camel, cow, cat, dog, etc) and everyone got one man

Day 7 - empty

Day 4 - Sun

My son brought this home from pre-school.  It was S is for Sun.  When I saw it, my Bible Teacher hat came on and I thought it would be perfect for Day 4 of creation.  The center circle is construction paper and the rays are handprints.  In the center circle, you can put googly eyes and let the kids draw a smile.  I would also put a strip of paper with the verse on it.  So fun!  Don't forget the baby wipes to get the acrylic paint off the kids hands.