Sunday 25 September 2011

Creation Stations

For session one of Bible Boot Camp, Creation was the theme. There were a range of "Creation Stations" to represent each of the days of creation.

The children were free to explore each station without explanation as to what they meant- only later after some time of thinking and a bit of detective work did they think what all the stations together may mean. Later confirmed by a talk on creation.



Dark den with lights and glow sticks to put inside. The dark den in completely dark when inside so makes a perfect for the start of creation- generally children don't experience true darkness so a new and exciting experience.


Overhead Projector (Old school OHP- from primary school days. Such a great creative resource) A range of creative resources to project creative images onto the wall.



Popcorn maker- we found there were lots of different reasons that this could have related to creation. Here I have suggested they were clouds.


Water tray on a "waterfall" (humour me), I didn't have an image of the water without additional resources.



A plasma ball for the sunshine.


The OHP used to create a sun.





Soil in trays on land coloured fabric, and herbs, and replica plants.



Seeds to plant in little pots.



Whilst this wasn't an animal station plastic animals were added to add interest.




Water play with birds and fish. In the far corner you can see a fabric bird that makes realistic sounds (and is very annoying when continually activated)


Sea creatures and birds (well mostly ducks)


Fishing game



Animals on a creative mountainous scene.



Playdough people.


Making Gingerbread people.


Resources to make people (or monsters as the case turned out??) out of dolly pegs and wooden spoons.

Click on the link for more ideas of activities that support the the theme of "God Made Me"


God rested...
For more multi sensory ideas go to alljoin.net

3 comments:

  1. They look like pretty cool stations. Thanks for sharing.

    ReplyDelete
  2. I found this blog post through Pinterest. You have some cool ideas.

    You might like my study and list of activities about the days of creation as well. You can find it on my blog at Honeycombadventures(dot)com. Look under Bible Studies.

    ReplyDelete