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Reply to "COOKING and FOOD Workshop Lessons and Ideas for Palm Sunday"

How about constructing the "scene" of Jesus' triumphal ride into Jerusalem using edible "construction" materials such as the infinitely moldable "Rice Krispie Treats."

(Tip: add a little more marshmallow and butter so they don't quickly harden.)

Each item becomes a reminder of an important teaching point. Kids could make their own, or make it as a group project. Use food coloring to create different "materials."

Palms: green rice krispie treats. What are you doing to praise Jesus in your life and prayers?

Rocks singing: round rice krispy treats.  What are you doing to speak out for the needs of others -- those whose voices are going unheard?

Donkey: made out of rice krispie treats. How have you made Jesus YOUR king?

Road: crush brown cookies set in a thin layer of icing on top of graham cracker "pavement" or make a thin "pavement" by rolling a krispy treat.  What are you doing to make room for Jesus in your life and find ways to serve him?

Tip: Use food-grade gloves to handle the krispie treats and spray them with cooking spray.

Tip: Construction on a lightly greased surface then transfer to wax paper to go home.

You could also make individual shapes that represent parts/ideas and SKEWER them like a Palm Sunday Kabob and give them away.




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