Jonah vbs

Aims *To learn what happened to Jonah when he didn’t listen to God *To learn that good things happen when we listen to God Materials * The Beginner’s Bible Jonah ch.1:1 – ch. 3:10 * Visual aids – picture cards of the story * Jonah puppet game – puppet pattern of Jonah, card, glue, scissors * Jo

When we look at Jonah in the Bible you will discover incredible life lessons that can be applied to our daily walk with God. You will see how this Jonah Bible study has changed the way I look at obedience and repentance.

Jonah and the Whale ocean bottles...

DIY instructions for making a giant fish and drama for acting out story of Jonah going to Nineveh.

Below are some pictures of activities I created. The whale was obviously from Jonah and the whale, or big fish. I took the 2 tables from my room and put them together. I used pool noddles to form the body and make it safe. When I do it again I will show what it looked like before I covered it. Right now I am working on making it something that I can use whenever, without having to buy all the supplies. The last one is from David and Goliath. It is hard to see but my sister traced my body and…

This thread is for posting ideas and instructions for creating Jonah's "Whale." See more pictures of this project at https://www.rotation.org/topic/blow-up-whale-photos There have been many versions of "how-to" over the years. All essentially involved the same idea: Lots of plastic, packing tape, and a strong fan. The size depends upon your needs. There are different types and weights of black plastic that you can buy (look online or at your local construction supply store). The heavier…

Bible Craft for Sunday School

Jonah's Journey Stations (Drama) Workshop An Interactive Drama, includes Prop Photos: I love doing interactive drama stations in our Drama Workshop, as you will see below. JONAH DRAMA STATIONS: 1. God Speaks to Jonah Props: Signs--Tarshish and Nineveh, stepladder or sturdy chair. Students take turns, being: Jonah, sign-post, and/or God. One student acts as a post, holding signs in his/her outstretched hands. (They can give their opinion of what's been said and done, for fun.) God student...