God Made Me Lesson 4

My Beautiful Feet

 

 

Children learn to appreciate and thank God for creating their beautiful feet; and learn how they can glorify God with their feet. (A complete lesson is available to members only on The Resource Room.)

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The patterns for these lessons come in both the King James Version and NIV. The Bible verse on this sheet is from Romans 10:15, ". . . How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things!" The little boy in the pictures is holding a paper that says, "Jesus Loves You!"

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Children glue eyes, arms, and feet to pompoms to make this adorable display depicting Isaiah 52:7 and Romans 10:15. The printable patterns for the display box and pompom feet, arms and Bible are available to members and as an instant digital download.

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What you will need:

Biscuit Dough

Knife

Cookie Sheet

 

What to do:

1. Before class print out the pecipe page and make copies.

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2. In class have your children read the directions and make their own feet biscuits.

 

 

Work on the Pages 5 and 6 of the “God Made Me” Book.-

Page 5 – Good Things I Can Do With My Feet

The teacher helps children fill out a chart that shows what each child can do with their feet. Children place crayons between their toes and try to draw a picture.

Page 6 – My Beautiful Feet – My Beautiful Feet. Children trace their feet with many different colors of crayons.

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Before doing this project explain to your children that the word “digits” refers to the ten numbers 0 through 9. A digit can also be a human finger or toe. Tell them that they are going to cut out and glue the “digits” to the foot pattern placing the “digits” in order from one to five.

What to do:

1. Print out the foot and toe patterns. Print five of the foot patterns for every one of the toe patterns

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2. Before doing this project, explain to your children that the word “digits” refers to the ten numbers 0 through 9. A digit can also be a human finger or toe. Tell them that they will cut out and glue the “digits” to the foot pattern placing the “digits” in order from one to five.

3. Help young children glue the toes on the foot pattern in the correct order.

4. Ask you children to think of good things they can do with their feeet. Write the things to tell you on the foot.

 

Sing a Song

If You're Happy and You Know It

If you're happy and know it
Tap your toe,
If you're happy and you know it
Tap your toe,
If you're happy and you know it
and you really want to show it,
If you're happy and you know it
Tap your toe.

Continue singing using the following verses: Jump for joy, march in place, march in place, do all four.

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Sing a Song to the Tune of This Old Man.

"Two Feet"

Here's one foot, here are two,
There's many things that they can do,
So skip and dance and praise the Lord,
That's what these two feet are for.

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Sing a Song

Sing "Little Feet, Be Careful" then give each your children two paper plates and have them stand on them. As you sing the song have your children slide around in a circle with the paper plates under their feet.

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Make a Foot Tracing Picture

Help your children trace their feet onto a piece of paper. Write the memory verse at the bottom of the paper. Have the children color their feet and then help them write what they like to do with their feet.

 

 

Color a Picture with Your Feet

Give each child a coloring page and some crayons. Tape the papers to the floor so that they don't move around. Show them how to place a crayon between their toes and color by moving their feet around. Comment while the children are coloring, "Aren't you glad we don't have to use our feet to color with all the time?" I'm glad God gave us hands to color with. Our feet may not be able to color very well, but they can do so many other things really well. Can you think of some things that God created our feet to do?

 

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