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VBS during the summer of 2014 at our church was the Weird Animals theme from Group. In an effort to save money, the decorating te...
Gotta admit, that when I found out the theme of this year's VBS, Weird Animals, I was not feeling it, at least from a decorating standpoint...
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Pom pom crabs use stinging anemones on their claws to stun prey or ward off predators. (Photo: M. Giacomo)
“An incredible leafy seadragon. (Photo: Nasser)”
We were blessed to borrow many of our main stage decorations at Weird Animals VBS this year, however we did still create quite a lot of our own decorations.
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This year our church's VBS theme is Weird Animals. Weird Animals VBS from Group Publishing I've done a couple different jobs in th...
Weird Animals VBS Church Decorations - Ideas for decorating your church during VBS. We love Group's VBS and decorating for Weird Animals was so much fun!
I have been excited about Weird Animals VBS from Group Publishing since the day it was announced last summer. I ordered this Starter Kit for our church, and it is packed full of everything needed to plan VBS for Summer 2014. This will be the 4th year in a row …
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From cloned wolves to high-cholesterol foxes to radioactive pigs, we look at the weirdest creatures now roaming the age of humanity.
Ocypode quadrata - the ghost crab.
Did you know there is an insect that loves dung, lives in dung, eats dung, feeds dung to its offspring and often rolls balls of dung for long distances while standing on its head moving backwards?
