Invite them to use glue to paste the shapes on the strip as shown in the image. Give each child two strips of yellow paper and staple the strips together for them. Esther is the name she was given in captivity in Persia.She told the truth and God protected her and saved her race (the Jews).She was also afraid because she had been keeping a secret: she was a Jew.We can pray when we feel afraid, and God will help us to be brave like she was. Esther prayed before she went to see her husband.Esther was afraid to go the king, but she was more afraid of disobeying God. In Bible times, it was against the law for anyone to go to the king without being invited.Share these fun facts with the class to help them understand the story: However, if you prefer you can tell the story or read it from a children’s Bible. It is short enough to engage toddlers’ attention and has simple graphics to help them visualize the story. Using the online story of Esther is a good idea because it is simply written and covers just the main points of the tale. Each child needs two hexagons and one star to make their crown craft. Each crown requires two strips to form the headpiece. Take the yellow construction paper and fold it in half, and then in half again. Template pattern for a hexagon and a star shapeīefore class, use the patterns and trace the hexagon and star shapes on colored construction paper.One or two packages of ready-to-bake sugar cookies (depends on class size).Computer or laptop to play the online story.Bible: Esther 1:1-2:18 – Esther replaces Vashti 2:19-7:10 – Mordecai overcomes Haman 8:1-10:3 – Israel survives Haman’s attempt to destroy them.Discovering how God protects His people.It can be presented in about forty-five minutes and requires few supplies. This Bible lesson is designed for toddlers and includes tips on making the story understandable for youngsters.
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