ALLELUIA!
Today is Easter Sunday! We hear the story of a surprising thing that helped Jesus' friends move from feeling very sad to feeling great happiness! We celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus. We use the word “Resurrection” to talk about Jesus being alive in a new way.
Check out the Easter Edition of Digital Awesome Time below... and make sure you watch it all the way through, to look out for our special guests!
A Prayer
Loving God, thank You for loving us so much that you sent your son, Jesus to show us how to live and love in this world. Help us to remember what Jesus taught us, as we celebrate Easter. Amen.
A Story from Belinda | I am Not a Worm (by Scott Tulloch)
Click HERE to watch Belinda and Dylan read this cool story, about a caterpillar.
Seeing as we have some butterfly crafts this week, we were reminded about this rather funny story (although it has quite a surprising and not-so-good ending!) Anyway, hope it makes you smile :o)
CHALLENGES
Have a go at one or more of our Awesome Kids' Challenges for this week! There are prizes to be won! All the Palm Sunday challenges and these Easter weekend challenges are open for you to enter (closing date Friday 17 April 6pm).
2. MAKE AN EASTER TREAT:
Make one of these delicious looking Easter treats, or bake or cook up something of your own invention. Share the photo (and recipe) with us if you can. You might even like to try making Dylan's meringues.
Dylan's meringues (how-to video)
1. Line a tray with baking paper
2. Mix 2 cups Greek yoghurt with 2 Tbsp runny honey
3. Pour the mixture over the baking paper and spread with a spatula to about 1cm thickness.
4. Cover with sprinkles and/or mini Easter eggs or chocolate pieces.
5. Freeze for at least 3 hours.
6. Take it out of the freezer and cut into random triangular shapes.
7. Enjoy!
2. Mix 2 cups Greek yoghurt with 2 Tbsp runny honey
3. Pour the mixture over the baking paper and spread with a spatula to about 1cm thickness.
4. Cover with sprinkles and/or mini Easter eggs or chocolate pieces.
5. Freeze for at least 3 hours.
6. Take it out of the freezer and cut into random triangular shapes.
7. Enjoy!
Easter Baking
Decorate a Biscuit
3. EASTER HAT
Make or decorate an Easter hat! Here's a photo from several years ago, of our very own Sophia, with her Easter hat made during Awesome Time.
The cross is a symbol that reminds us of the sadness of Jesus’ death. The empty cross is a reminder that Jesus was and is no longer dead.
Make a cross, from branches, pieces of wood, cardboard, flax, or any other materials you can think of. Send us a picture!
5. MAKE A BUTTERFLY
A butterfly emerging from the cocoon is a symbol metamorphosis, transformation, hope and eternal life. Using old magazines, newspapers, bits of paper, paper plates, or whatever you can find around your house... make an Easter butterfly to represent new life. Don't forget to send us a photo!
You can find some ideas at this link:
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/butterfly-crafts-for-kids-4129196
6. EASTER EGG COLOURING
Design, draw and colour your own easter egg hunt. Put the egg up in a window that faces the street, so everyone can enjoy it.
6. EASTER EGG COLOURING
Design, draw and colour your own easter egg hunt. Put the egg up in a window that faces the street, so everyone can enjoy it.
7. EASTER SCAVENGER HUNT
Try this scavenger hunt with your family. Either work as a team, or compete to see who can find all the items first. Check the boxes online HERE and send us a photo of all your items.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Easter Blessings to you and your bubble, and your family wherever they may be.
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