Other ideas moved here to consolidate ...
Lisa M.
Posted January 25, 2005 01:02 PM
...How about making an art collage of clippings that show love? Be specific in looking for images that show "patient" "kind" or make an anti-love collage of things that show arrogant, boastful rude (Super Bowl Sunday is coming up -- no shortage of clippings )
Peace,
Lisa
Pastor Beth
Posted January 25, 2005 06:27 PM
How about a drama workshop? Have students act out patient, kind, boastful, rude, etc. You could take polaroid pictures of each and make a poster to hang in the workshop.
CreativeCarol
Posted January 25, 2005 09:59 PM
- Learn a portion of the passage in sign language.
- Have the children decide what movements or gestures go with the passage. Read the passage slowly as they display their movements.
- Find music that uses the words from this passage. (I am certain there is something that's been written - maybe someone else knows?)
- For an art project - use the concept of "illuminated manuscripts" to create a copy of the passage.
Heather J
Posted January 26, 2005 09:49 AM
We used this passage as the basis for our introductory sessions - our theme for the year is our congregational mission statement: To Discover, Celebrate and Share God's Love. I have two weeks worth of lessons/activities, that I would be happy to e-mail to you, if you want to send me your address. I think there is a way to do that through this system, but I don't know it. My address is - in code so that spammers can't pick it up (do spammers look for victims on this site?): hjones at tpchurch dot net.
<Tammy>
Posted February 18, 2005 01:51 PM
Make a 'time capsule' either individually, or as a group. Say: The older we get the more we grow physically and spiritually. I thought it would be cool if we read 1 Cor. 13 and as we look at some of the phrases, let's see if we as a group are doing this! We will write down what we find and put it in a time capsule, and we'll dig it up in ___months, to see if we've grown or changed for the better! For example:
"love is patient" I'd like to write down that last week I saw Josh's older brother sucker punch him, and I saw Josh be patient and walk away! Who will volunteer an example of NOT being patient that we can write down?
continue this, and maybe you can even have a 1Cor. time capsule party! Maybe you can even challenge an adult class to do the same!
God bless!