Last time we did Psalm 23, we made our own video. The Psalm has several vivid scenes and actions that the kids can depict. We had a big stuffed sheep which the kids positioned in each scene, but you could easily substitute a kid with a cotton-ball ball cap.

The other students either read aloud or acted in each scene. My favorite was the kids writing out scary and frightening things in life and showing them to the sheep as we trundled the sheep past their "valley of shadows."  At the table full of enemies, after warily approaching and giving each other dirty looks, the student broke bread (communion like), and they all shook hands.

We spent about 20 minutes in Bible study talking about what each line of the psalm might "look" like. The only audio was the narrator.  With the older kids, we expanded the meaning of the lines a little bit by adding things like: showing a sheep straying, and a rod/staff guiding them back on trail. For oil on head we used water. For cup overflows, we used stacked up clear cups in a pyramid, goodness filled the top cup and flowed into the rest. And so on....