GAK 215 Jairus sought the Lord and the Lord healed his daughter. * Make toilet-paper roll binoculars for the children. Whenever they sing the word "seek" they can put their binoculars to their eyes.
* Have phrases of the song hidden throughout the room, have a child "seek" and find the phrases. When found, sing it!
* You can dress up one of the children as a hiker/seeker. Have the song divided into parts as signs along a trail. As they walk by the sign, sing. At the end of the trail have a picture of Christ. Once the song is learned, a good review technique would be to have the hiker choose to stand by different signs (that of course have pictures on them!) and you sing the part he's standing by.
* Look through a parenting magazine and find pictures of young children. Attach to popsicle sticks with different ways for the children to sing. (E.G. Bold Forte!, Softly, Clicking your tongue to the melody...) We seek the Lord when? Early! In our youth!
I don't think that I've said this enough. Sofia, you are an amazing woman in every way shape and form. I am inspired by the legacy that you are leaving for your blessed children. Thank you for your faithfulness in Christ.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh Michelle! You are so nice!! I'm a nit wit, honestly. God is amazing. These ideas are straight from Heaven above and I just pray that we can all be closer to Christ. You are amazing and so supportive. Thank you. God bless Texas and God bless you!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love these ideas. I will use them as a follow up this week. I introduced this song last week. I posted my clue game here http://melaniesmuse.blogspot.com/2009/05/ill-seek-lord-primary-help.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for your ideas!
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