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Make your own Easter Basket

According to the news, it seems we'll be spending more time at home. There are lots of things we can do to prepare for a fun Easter at home. Today I'm sharing an activity: Making your own Easter basket. 

Look around and take a look at what you have at home. You can use a shoebox, a soft drink bottle, a milk or juice carton, or even an old plastic container/tupperware with a missing cover. I decided to use an empty juice carton for mine. Whichever item you chose as your own, make sure you rinse it out thoroughly and let it dry completely before you begin. Ask an adult to help you cut open a piece to the top to make an opening in your basket, and let them use this piece to make a handle.

If you have kite/tissue paper or gift paper at home, you can decorate your basket even faster. I chose to make my own and you can too. You can color on your paper with crayons or coloring pencils, draw with gel pens or markers, or paint. I like to paint so I painted my paper, but I had to practice being very patient because it took most of the day to dry. 

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For this activity you will need:
an empty bottle/drink carton
scissors
decorative paper OR paper to decorate yourself
crayons/color pencils/paint
glue/tape/stapler
kite/tissue paper OR paper to color and cut for the grass

Let an adult help you through this, and don't be afraid to change things up and make it your own. Your imagination is the limit! 



Just in case you decide to use paint and you have to wait a really long time too:





See you next time!

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Story time

Good night, Good Night, Construction Site

The Fastest Truck

Don't Worry

The Annunciation

Palm Sunday


Easter Concert Practice


Let's practice I'm Alive:

  • Children singing the "I'm Alive" and echo begins from 0:15
  • "When you call on me" starts at a higher note, it is not spoken in monotone or shouted
  • Refer to the lyrics prepared to remember which parts the children do not sing (they only sing what is highlighted in yellow)
  • The last two "I'm Alive" are a bit louder than the rest of the song
  • The final "I'm Alive" is the highest and longest part of the song





Those for choir, let's practice Risen:


  • Remember that the choir gets quiet for the first solo, coming in after "Resurrected One" is shouted
  • The "Jesus be lifted higher" carries the highest notes in the song
  • The last two rounds of the chorus do not repeat "King Jesus, King Jesus is Alive". Those final parts instead leave out "alive" and continue onto Risen eg "King Jesus, King Jesus is......Risen, He's Risen, forever glorified"
  • After the final chorus, the students come in with "Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Hallelujah" 3x. For the last one they carry the note in "Hallelujah" for about 4 beats.



Those for recitation, let's practice Chocolate Rabbit:


Those for recitation, also practice "Easter Joy":


Easter Joy
By Joanna Fuchs

Jesus came to earth,
To show us how to live,
How to put others first,
How to love and how to give.

Then He set about His work,
That God sent Him to do;
He took our punishment on Himself;
He made us clean and new.

He could have saved Himself,
Calling angels from above,
But He chose to pay our price for sin;
He paid it out of love.

Our Lord died on Good Friday,
But the cross did not destroy
His resurrection on Easter morn
That fills our hearts with joy.

Now we know our earthly death,
Like His, is just a rest.
We'll be forever with Him
In heaven, where life is best.

So we live our lives for Jesus,
Think of Him in all we do.
Thank you Savior; Thank you Lord.
Help us love like you!




Remember to practice often. Contact me via WhatsApp for any further clarifications or assistance.