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Looking for a fun sensory activity to do with your toddler? Jenae from I Can Teach My Child shows you how to make a Fruits of the Spirit Apple Garland.
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I LOVE, LOVE this! That is one creative lady….thank you for sharing her with us!:)
Love the looks of that apple garland. Going to check out the site now. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I have been looking for creative ways to engage my 2 year old at home! These are GREAT ideas.
Crystal, I sincerely appreciate you sharing this post of mine on your site. You are an inspiration to so many…especially me!
Thank you!!!
@Jenae {I Can Teach My Child}, Jenae, I just checked out your blog and I LOVE IT! I bookmarked it and will be back often!
@Jenae {I Can Teach My Child}, Jenae, God bless! I just checked out your site; I loveeeee it. I will be checking it frequently for ideas and tips for my pre-school children’s church class. Keep up the great work.
@Jenae {I Can Teach My Child},
I will definatley be enjoying your site in the future as well Jenae!
Does anyone have any other ideas for fall themed (pumpkins, leaves, etc..)sunday school activites?? Our church Homecoming is coming up and I wanted to have our kids make some things for decoration. Any ideas??? I”d appreciate any!!
@Amanda, Amanda, a good activity for little ones – get pictures of pumpkins (big, plain ones, like you’d find in a toddler coloring book), and let your kids rip up an orange piece of construction paper. Then glue the bits of paper onto the pumpkin. Kids enjoy ripping and gluing, and it looks fun. You can do this with black paper and spiders, or fall colors and leaves …
Thank you for sharing this post! We are learning the letter ‘A’ next week for kindergarten and this will be a great supplemental activity to our work! This is also great for my 2 year old to participate in as well!
I did this with my boys yesterday and I taught them the fruit of the Spirit song I learned as a kid. Made for a great memory for me and a fun day for the boys! Thanks!