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Monday

Mar262012

Coloring Book and Flannelgraph: Blind Bartimaeus

Coloring book:

Instructions to make your own Bible storybook:

Color the pictures.
Cut each page in the middle along the black line.
Assemble the pages in order and staple the left side to form your own booklet.

* * *

Flannelgraph:

Print out the following pages. Cover the front of the flannelgraph pieces with clear contact paper. Cut out the pieces. Glue small pieces of sandpaper or felt on the back of each piece, so they will stick to a flannel board. Use these flannelgraph pieces to tell the story of blind Bartimaeus as told in Luke 18:35-43 and Mark 10:46-52, or read the story included at the end of this activity.

You can also photocopy the pages, and use these figures for other activities, such as, coloring pages, to create your own reader, wall posters, mobiles, etc.

Authored and illustrated by Didier Martin. Design by Christia Copeland.
Copyright © 2012 by The Family International

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PDF: Blind Bartimaeus coloring book
PDF: Blind Bartimaeus flannelgraph (black and white)
PDF: Blind Bartimaeus flannelgraph (color)
PDF: Joyitas de la Biblia
PDF: Pequenos Tesouros da Bíblia
PDF: Blind Bartimaeus (coloring book Japanese)
PDF: Blind Bartimaeus (flannelgraph b&w Japanese)
PDF: Blind Bartimaeus (flannelgraph color Japanese)

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Monday

Apr182011

Coloring Book and Flannelgraph: He's Alive!

Coloring book:

Instructions to make your own Bible storybook:

Color the pictures.
Cut each page in the middle along the black line.
Assemble the pages in order and staple the left side to form your own booklet.

* * *

Flannelgraph:

Cover the front with clear contact paper. Cut out the pieces. Glue small pieces of sandpaper or felt on the back of each piece, so they will stick to a flannel board. Use these flannelgraph pieces to tell the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection as told in Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24, and John 20, or read the story included at the end of this activity.

You can also photocopy the pages, and use these figures for other activities, such as, coloring pages, to create your own reader, wall posters, mobiles, etc.

Written and illustrated by Didier Martin. Design by Christia Copeland.
Copyright © 2011 by The Family International

Downloads

PDF: He's Alive! Coloring Book
PDF: He's Alive! Flannelgraph-color
PDF: He's Alive! Flannelgraph-b&w
PDF: He's Alive! Coloring Book (Japanese)
PDF: He's Alive! Flannelgraph-color (Japanese)
PDF: He's Alive! Flannelgraph-b&w (Japanese)
PDF: Pequenos Tesouros da Bíblia- Meu Livro Para Colorir
PDF: He’s Alive! Coloring Book (Spanish)

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Sunday

Nov212010

My Coloring Book: Jesus Is Born

Instructions to make your own Bible storybook:

1. Color the pictures.

2. Cut each page in the middle along the black line.

3. Assemble the pages in order and staple the left side to form your own booklet.

Authored by Katiuscia Giusti. Illustrations by Didier Martin. Design by Stefan Merour.
Copyright © 2010 by The Family International

Downloads

PDF: My Coloring Book: Jesus Is Born
PDF: My Coloring Book: Jesus Is Born (Romanian)
PDF: My Coloring Book: Jesus Is Born (Japanese)
PDF: Cuaderno para colorear: Joyitas de la Biblia (Spanish)
PDF: Livro Para Colorir: Pequenos Tesouros da Bíblia (Portuguese)

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Monday

Nov012010

Coloring Book and Flannelgraph: A Plan to Help a Friend

Instructions to make your own Bible storybook:

1. Color the pictures.

2. Cut each page in the middle along the black line.

3. Assemble the pages in order, and staple the left side to form your own booklet.

Instructions to make your own flannelgraph:

Cover the front of the flannelgraph pieces with clear contact paper. Cut out the pieces. Glue small pieces of sandpaper or felt on the back of each piece, so they will stick to a flannel board. Use these flannelgraph pieces to tell the story of the wondrous amount of fish Jesus helped His disciples to catch, as told in Luke 5:4–7, or read the story included with this activity.

You can also photocopy the pages, and use these figures for other activities, such as, coloring pages, to create your own reader, wall posters, mobiles, etc.