Prayer Acorn Handprint

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If you’re looking for a simple and adorable prayer-themed activity to do with your kids this Fall, you’ll love this Prayer Acorn Handprint craft.

This craft only requires a few supplies, is mess-free, and is a great craft to do with a Bible lesson on the topic of prayer. Use it for Sunday School, VBS, or a homeschool supplement. It’s the perfect combination of cute, easy, and faith-based.

And if you’re looking for more prayer/acorn-themed crafts, snacks, activities, and a corresponding simple Bible lesson to do with your kids, be sure to check out this week’s Weekly Fun Plan: Gather in Prayer.

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Supplies:

• Construction Paper (Brown & Tan)
• Markers
• Googly Eyes
• Scissors

Steps:

• Start by taking a light tan-colored piece of construction paper and folding it in half.
• Trace your hand onto the paper. Be sure to line up one side of your hand with the folded crease.

• Cut out your handprint. You should now have 2 connected handprints that fold together.

• Next, line up the palm side of the handprint over some dark brown paper and draw an “acorn top” shape. See the image below for reference.

• Cut out your acorn top and glue it to the top of your handprint cutout. 

• Next, glue or stick two googly eyes to the front of the acorn, draw on a face, and some texture to the top.

• Once the face & details are done on your acorn, you can open up your handprint like a book and write a prayer request or Bible verse on the inside. After that, you’re done!

Don’t forget, if you try this craft or any parts of my Weekly Fun Plans be sure to share a photo on Instagram and tag us @faithfilledfun or use #faithfilledfun.