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Kids Night Out ~ Round Up
In April our theme will be "HE LIVES" celebrating Easter!
May will be a Kids and Moms Day.
May will be a Kids and Moms Day.
This month Kid Night Out was a celebration of St. Patty's Day. We wore green, drank green, and ate green!
There were 22 kids in attendance. 
We started out with face painting shamrocks on all, including the supervisors who happen to be
Childrens Worship teachers. 
After selecting the GREEN TEAM and the GOLD TEAM, we moved on to playing the games.
We chose both Irish and Highland games to play as teams.
1st game: The Shamrock Scavenger Hunt and
2nd game: Relay to fill the Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow.
Break time--switch to craft and story. The Shamrock illustrated the Holy Trinity which was explained in the poem.
We talked about each icon that was used and ended with the dove landing on Jesus' shoulder after He was baptized
by John the Baptist. Each of the kids recited the poem, by their choice.
We were amazed that even that Sunday the Kindgergarten~1st grade class still remembered that poem!
We talked about each icon that was used and ended with the dove landing on Jesus' shoulder after He was baptized
by John the Baptist. Each of the kids recited the poem, by their choice.
We were amazed that even that Sunday the Kindgergarten~1st grade class still remembered that poem!
We awarded metals to each team.
Gold metals went to the GREEN TEAM. Then silver metals went to the GOLD TEAM.
Gold metals went to the GREEN TEAM. Then silver metals went to the GOLD TEAM.
Then they got to play Simon Says as we set out snack of GREEN JUICE and GREEN frosting Oreo cookie sticks.
We finished with Highland games which were altered a bit to accommodate the kids and being indoors.
1st was the heavy sand bag carry and toss. Then we had the traditional Caber Toss.
Both small sand bag and caber had to be tossed OVER a cross beam.
1st was the heavy sand bag carry and toss. Then we had the traditional Caber Toss.
Both small sand bag and caber had to be tossed OVER a cross beam.
We then gave each child a token coin with a shamrock on one side and a treasure chest on the flip side.
We all had a lot of fun and we 3 superviors say THANK YOU for allowing these kids to fellowship in this way.