Farmers use wheelbarrows to move rubbish from one place to another. We’ve all got rubbish in our lives, not just ‘outside’ rubbish like broken things, old clothes, papers, and plastic, but ‘inside’ rubbish too. What ‘inside’ waste are you carrying around at this moment?
- Find a quiet corner, and think about your ‘inner’ rubbish for some time.
- If you want to, take a piece of paper and draw or write your ‘inner’ rubbish…
Read more »
Pom poms come in different shapes, sizes, colours and textures. In the same way, people are different too. Likewise, we humans come in different shapes, sizes, colours and personalities.
- What makes you unique and different?
- In a few quiet moments think about something that makes you unique and special.
- Take an owl foot template, and on it write or draw what makes you unique and special…
Read more »
Sometimes photos help us remember special moments and how every moment followed another. At times we look at photos that remind us of the hard work, the sacrifices, and the preparation we had to go through before that particular special moment happened.What if Jesus had photos of his special moments too?
- Look at the pictures provided as if you are going through the photos of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus…
Read more »
Changes happen all the time. Some people like change. Some people don’t like change. Some people feel excited and others feel worried. It’s OK to feel both. If a caterpillar doesn’t change, it will never become a butterfly.
- Choose one of the paper butterflies.
- If you want to, you can write or draw something that you have really enjoyed about this school year onto one of the wings…
Read more »
When people argue and fight, they get separated from each other, and they are not together anymore. People can become separated because of different opinions, skin colour, religious beliefs, nation, sexuality, clothing styles…all kinds of things.
- Think about a situation where people argued and became separated.
- Zips are clever because they bring two sides together. Reconciliation means bringing two sides together…
Read more »