A hand-crafted peacock may be made either by dipping a younger child's hand in paint and printing the wings of the peacock or by drawing around an older child's hands and cutting these from construction papers or by coloring in a hand tracing instead. Use glitter, sequins or additional papers to further exaggerate the peacock feathers. Cut out a simple body shape for the bird's torso, a yellow or orange triangle for it's beak and tiny white eyeballs can be cut with a hole-puncher. Glue on a feather to the peacock's head and draw it's black feet. I've included a printable page below of Matthew 6:26 so that Sunday school teachers may print out multiple copies of the verse for larger numbers of children. Their students may then craft a peacock between the lines of verse, just like the example shown above.
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| Jesus said, "...they do not plant seeds, gather a harvest and put it in barns; yet your Father in heaven takes care of them! Aren't you worth much more than birds? |
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