Paper Plate Earth
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This super cute Paper Plate Earth requires very few supplies or steps and creates a fun colorful piece of art for you to hang up and enjoy. Perfect for Earth Day!
Do this craft with your kids at home, or this would be a great craft for any kids’ ministry event or Sunday school lesson on the creation story.
If you’re looking for more Creation/Earth-themed crafts, snacks, activities, or my full Bible lesson on the topic, check out this week’s Weekly Fun Plan: In the Beginning!
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Supplies:
Steps:
- To start, using any or multiple shades of blue, paint a paper plate. Be sure to cover the entire plate then set it aside to dry.
- Using any skin-colored construction paper trace two handprints.
- Cut out your handprints and set them aside for later.
- Next, cut up multiple small squares of green tissue paper.
- Once the paint on your plate is dry, glue your small green tissue paper squares all over your plate.
- Your plate should now look like the earth with some green land areas and blue oceans.
- Lastly, glue your two handprint cutouts to your earth to make it look like it’s being held. This would be a great time to discuss with your kids how God created everything and He holds the whole world in his hands! After that, you’re done!
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