The Future of KidMin (And How to Get Ready for It)
Something is about to change in children’s ministry. Not overnight. But in the next few years, we’re going to see a shift. For a long
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With Christmas just around the corner, I wanted to share some simple and budget-friendly ideas to bring extra cheer to your classroom this season! Many of these can even include the kids — making the fun (and the memories) even bigger.
You’ll find a few of my favorite ideas below, plus even more ideas and inspiration on our Pinterest board. Just click the images or click here to explore!
While you’re there, don’t miss the crafts we’ve shared for our preschool and elementary Christmas units.
I hope you and your KidMin team have as much fun bringing these festive ideas to life as I did putting them together!
For this craft you can stay simple or add more! Kids can put pom poms on them, stickers, and so much more!
This is also another craft that can stay simple or you can add more to it like ornaments, tinsel, etc!
This is a fun idea for the doors in your KidMin, no matter what color the door is!
There are several different easy decorations you can do with paper link chains for Christmas – I put a lot of them on the Christmas Pinterest board.
If you want to make your halls festive – but don’t have a ton of time, this is the one for you! Simple, but so fun!
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