Teaching kids about the Holy Trinity is like unlocking a mystery box. The idea can feel puzzling at first, but fear not! Dive into fun crafts & clever tips to make learning a blast for your kids.
Catholic ABC's Week 3 Number of the week: 3 Theme: Trinity Memory Verse- The Glory Be: Glory Be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the
Printable 3D Holy Trinity Pyramid Craft - Digital Download for Trinity Sunday and Christian Education Celebrate the profound mystery of the Holy Trinity with our beautifully designed Printable 3D Pyramid Craft. Perfect for Trinity Sunday, Christian classrooms, Sunday schools, and more, this digital download offers a unique and interactive way to explore and honor the concept of God as 3-in-1. This engaging craft features a printable 3D pyramid, with each of the four sides dedicated to a different representation of the Holy Trinity: The Father, crowned in glory; The Son, symbolized by the sacred cross; The Holy Spirit, represented by a peaceful dove; and a special side that proclaims "God is 3-in-1." Designed to inspire and educate, this Bible craft invites believers of all ages to color, cut out, and fold their way to a deeper understanding of the Trinity. What's Included in the Trinity Craft for Kids 1 PDF File containing two versions of the craft: a vibrant color copy for immediate display and a black and white copy for personalized coloring. Easy-to-Follow Instructions for cutting, folding, and assembling your 3D Pyramid Template. Celebrate the Holy Trinity in a creative and meaningful way with our Printable 3D Pyramid Craft. Whether for personal reflection, teaching, or decoration, this digital download is a wonderful addition to any Christian observance or educational curriculum. Dive into the mystery of the Trinity Sunday Triangle with this unique 3D craft. Trinity Bible Craft is Perfect For: Trinity Sunday Celebrations Christian Education Resources Sunday School Activities Religious Homeschooling Projects Decorations for Religious Events Lent Crafts Holy Trinity Triangle Craft Features: Instant Digital Download: No physical product will be shipped. After purchase, you will receive a link to download your printable files. Educational and Fun: A great way to engage with the Holy Trinity concept in a hands-on manner. Versatile Usage: Use as a teaching tool, a meditation aid, or a decorative piece for religious observances. Two Versions Included: Color and black & white for customization and coloring fun. Bring the Holy Trinity into your home or classroom in a unique and tangible way. Download your Printable 3D Holy Trinity Pyramid Sunday School Craft today and start exploring the divine mystery of God's nature with God as the Father, God as the Son, and God as the Holy Spirit. Get the Larger Trinity Set for Kids: Grab the entire set of Trinity Crafts for Kids. Read More: Read more about this product in the Sunday School Activities blog post, as well as, The Holy Trinity Explained to Kids blog post. Printables: All files are 8.5″x 11″ and meant to be printed and trimmed yourself. These files are yours to keep and print as often as you like. Colors may vary depending on your printer. Take a look at the last photo for an example. Don’t have a printer? Just email the files to your local quick print shop. Here is a tutorial on how to upload and print at Staples. Copyright: Files cannot be shared with friends or used for resale/commercial purposes. All artwork is copyrighted by law and for personal use only. You will need a PDF reader (like free Adobe Reader) to open and print. Delivery & Returns: Your files will be available to download once payment is confirmed. I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. Please get in touch with me if you have any problems with your order, and we'll make it right.
I’ve been thinking of ways to explain the Trinity to my children. How can you explain something so mysterious? Good things topics like these take child-like faith. That and a few fun crafts! Today I have a fun Popsicle Stick Trinity craft for you and your kiddos! Before we get into it, let’s look at...
Teaching kids about the Holy Trinity is like unlocking a mystery box. The idea can feel puzzling at first, but fear not! Dive into fun crafts & clever tips to make learning a blast for your kids.
Make this Holy Trinity homemade kaleidoscope as a fun, engaging way to teach about how the Holy Trinity is one God with 3 parts.
Learn how to explain the Trinity to children with this Celtic Trinity Knot activity that teaches them about the LOVE that is at the heart of God and in us!
I’ve been thinking of ways to explain the Trinity to my children. How can you explain something so mysterious? Good things topics like these take child-like faith. That and a few fun crafts! Today I have a fun Popsicle Stick Trinity craft for you and your kiddos! Before we get into it, let’s look at...
This Trinity activity includes all the outlines to make the craft that is pictured. This Holy Trinity resource will work well in Christian, Catholic, homeschool, CCD, or Religion Education classes. Students will enjoy making these Trinity crafts for St. Patrick’s Day! This Holy Trinity resource includes: All the outlines to make the craft 2 choices for the background shamrock (one with primary lines and one with regular lines) Directions for the teacher Note: You will need one paper fastener (brad) per student to assemble the crafts. You may also like these: Catholic Resources *Click the green star above or click HERE to follow my store and be the first to know about new products and sales! *Did you know you can earn FREE TpT resources by rating your purchases and earning credits?! Your feedback also helps us continue to provide quality resources for educators. Thank you for visiting! Fourth Grade Frenzy
Holy Trinity Blessings! I was so excited to use this Fleur-de-Lis Cookie Cutter that I found for sixty cents at a cooking outlet s...
What's Inside: 2 version Craft (color & bw template) 1 full template for coloring page great for Trinity Sunday activity, St. Patrick's Day ⭐ Detail: File PDF Size 8.5x11 inch 4 Pages ⭐THANK YOU! I appreciate you purchasing my teaching resources, and I hope you'll enjoy using them in your classroom. If you'd like to receive notifications when I upload new products and freebies, please FOLLOW ME HERE. ⭐Don't forget to leave ratings, and you'll receive TPT CREDITS to use on future purchases!
When choosing resources to teach kids about the fruits of the Holy Spirit, you have to be sure that they're Catholic so that they include all 12 fruits (rather than only 9). I recently came
The Most Holy Trinity is one of the hardest concepts to teach Catholic kids. Make it easy! Check out this article and free printable craft!
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Make this Holy Trinity homemade kaleidoscope as a fun, engaging way to teach about how the Holy Trinity is one God with 3 parts.
The Most Holy Trinity is one of the hardest concepts to teach Catholic kids. Make it easy! Check out this article and free printable craft!
When it comes to younger children, knowing the Trinity means keeping it simple. This craft includes a choice of 2 shapes, a triangle and a trefoil, which can be downloaded at the bottom of the page…
Ya, I'm pretty much obsessed with the idea of Liturgical Sundaes because they're so easy! This coming Sunday is Trinity Sunday (the Sunday following Pentecost), so without further adieu, I give you the Trinity Sundae:
"…They called the church together and reported what God had done with them and how he had opened the door of faith..." ~Acts 14:27 Last October, Pope Benedict declared that a "Year of Faith" will be celebrated from October 11, 2012 to November 24, 2013. With this overarching theme, some fellow DREs and I decided to run with the idea by providing resources surrounding the Creed at our upcoming training night. So, I am working on creating some activities that emphasize what we believe based on the Nicene Creed. Project One: A mobile that draws attention to the Trinity in the structure of the Creed. It contains the entire text, and shows what we believe about God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Directions: 1. Print out the document linked below on cardstock, one set for each child. 2. It is easier to copy the circles back to back, but if you can't do that, cut them out and glue them together. 3. Color all of the pieces. The top piece gets folded in half. 4. Then use a small hole punch to add a hole everywhere there is an X. 5. Cut out the center circle of a paper plate and punch five holes in it according to this diagram: 6. Two holes equally spaced along the inner circle are where you attach the top triangle: 7. Three holes spaced like an equilateral triangle along the outside circle are where you attach the three circles. It should balanced when you hang it. Here are the links to the printables:
Candy Corn Trinity The word ‘trinity' does not appear in the Bible, however, it is definitely an important Biblical principal (or doctrine) that seeks to describe the nature of our amazing God. This trinity concept is derived from God's Word. God is three persons. Each person is divine. There is only one God. It […]
Make this Holy Trinity homemade kaleidoscope as a fun, engaging way to teach about how the Holy Trinity is one God with 3 parts.
We crafted shamrocks and added this printable to turn them into Trinity shamrocks. You just print 2 sided, fold, and open! Check it out. Each time that you fold the printable out, it reveals a new
Catholic ABC's Week 3 Number of the week: 3 Theme: Trinity Memory Verse- The Glory Be: Glory Be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the
Diwali is approaching, and we have started preparing for it at our home, be it from buying diyas, rangolis, decorative items, lights, to preparing for the festivities. Re-decorating our home i…
Our Bible crafts are designed to make it easy for you to incorporate hands on activity during your lessons. We’ve included preparation suggestions as well as corresponding activities that you can tie in to round out your day.
This Sunday we celebrate the glory and the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity. A few weeks ago as I was teaching about the Sacrament of Marriage, I realized that I was missing something. We had read
I made these easy Sun Catchers a few weeks ago when we did actually have sun. They are so easy to make and look really pretty and cheerful hanging up... I love…
We have had wonderful experiences presenting the idea of the Holy Trinity to first graders. It is not presented in many first grade texts,...
Catholic ABC's Week 3 Number of the week: 3 Theme: Trinity Memory Verse- The Glory Be: Glory Be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the
With Trinity Sunday right around the corner, I thought it would be a good time to round up these Trinity resources! Of course, I'd say the most famous reference to the Trinity is St. Patrick
Learn to make your own Celtic knot with this Celtic Knot pipe cleaner craft! A Celtic knot is a distinctive and intricate design featuring interwoven lines with no clear beginning or end, symbolizing the eternal and interconnected nature of life. These knots are culturally significant in Ireland and are often seen in Celtic art and … Celtic Knot Pipe Cleaner Craft Read More »
Catholic ABC's Week 3 Number of the week: 3 Theme: Trinity Memory Verse- The Glory Be: Glory Be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the
Easter religious crafts for preschoolers and older kids. Great ideas for Easter Sunday School. Easter cross ideas, He is Risen! and more.
Looking for a fun and visual way to teach your kids about the trinity? Check out these free printable holy trinity coloring pages!
We have had a lot of fun today!! I love making things with paper and saw some flexagons on Pinterest. I immediately wanted to make some and, more importantly, think how I could use them at church with the children! Talking to my friend Sarah, inspiration struck as she suggested we could use them to talk about the Trinity. My imagination went into overdrive and this is what we came up with... Now I warn you that this is a bit fiddly, but it's so worth it! 1. Print off the flexagon pattern. Click here to get a copy. 2. Cut out the two sides and arrange them like so. You need to stick them back to back to make one piece... ...so that the finished piece looks like this. I've turned over the corner to show you the start of how it looks on the back 3. It helps to fold along the lines so that the next part is easier. 4 Fold so your piece looks like this, 5. Then fold again to look like this... Bring the blank flap up from underneath and place over the yellow section. 6. Glue the white sections together and your piece should now look like this. The green section represents Jesus- the baby and star indicate the incarnation and the other picture indicates the crucifixion and resurrection. The yellow section represents God the father- a crown for his Kingship and a globe to indicate his creation. The red section represents the Holy spirit and shows flames and a dove. To flex the flexagon, push like so and open out to reveal the next picture. It will take some practice, but you will get the hang of it! As with any method of trying to talk about the trinity, this has many flaws! We were quite pleased though with being able to produce three pictures from one puzzle! Sarah with our prototype :-)
Check out these 12 great crafts for blind people that are sure to help stimulate the senses. These are all great activities open to interpretation.
Teaching kids about the Holy Trinity is like unlocking a mystery box. The idea can feel puzzling at first, but fear not! Dive into fun crafts & clever tips to make learning a blast for your kids.
The Trinity is a big concept to grasp, and honestly, as humans, I do not believe that our brains are fully capable of understanding it. However, I do believe that God wants us to try,
We have had a lot of fun today!! I love making things with paper and saw some flexagons on Pinterest. I immediately wanted to make som...
Looking for a fun and visual way to teach your kids about the trinity? Check out these free printable holy trinity coloring pages!
