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Reply to "COOKING Workshop Lessons and Ideas for Good Samaritan"

Luanne PayneBoard Member, Editor Supporting Member!Admin

Idea copied from the What is the Cooking Workshop? forum

Good Samaritan FOOD PUPPETS

Have the kids do a table top Bible story drama using food puppets.

Videotape it.

What food reminds you of the Priest on the Jericho Road? (Stinky Cheese?)

What fruit reminds you of the Good Samaritan? (Not great looking but sweet on the inside where it counts. A fudge filled cookie?)

French fries with catsup for the poor man beaten and left for dead? (the kids would be talking about that for a long time)

Perhaps the drama (imaginatively) takes place in the refrigerator. Innkeeper = hydrator drawer? With older kids you could really get them to think about the refrigerator locations and fruits/vegetables to do this drama with. Perhaps even perform it IN the refrigerator.

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