This year's Easter Club will be starting soon and so will my weekly posts, so I am going to try and post some unfinished articles in my inbox beforehand. We'll see if I get to all of them. ; )
This is a response time activity that one of my fellow Godly Players, Maxi, came up with. At the beginning of the school year, we told the Godly Play creation story and then did a series on each of the aspects of creation.
Maxi, who is quite a hand a sewing and any kind of crafting, designed this simple game that the children have loved.
She made beanbag fish, and then sewed a pieces of cloth onto wooden dowels.
When you bring the dowels together and them pull the cloth taut, the fish fly into the air! The idea is then to catch the fish with the cloth again.
This activity is a bit livelier than some response time activities, but it is definitely playful, and was a big hit with our kids.
This is a response time activity that one of my fellow Godly Players, Maxi, came up with. At the beginning of the school year, we told the Godly Play creation story and then did a series on each of the aspects of creation.
Maxi, who is quite a hand a sewing and any kind of crafting, designed this simple game that the children have loved.
She made beanbag fish, and then sewed a pieces of cloth onto wooden dowels.
When you bring the dowels together and them pull the cloth taut, the fish fly into the air! The idea is then to catch the fish with the cloth again.
This activity is a bit livelier than some response time activities, but it is definitely playful, and was a big hit with our kids.
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