Joseph coloured coat craft

Joseph's coat of many colors craft/coloring page. Toddlers glued colored pieces of tissue paper to his coat.

Joseph's coat of honor was just that, a coat of honor. But what was it in Joseph's character that made him worthy of such a coat? Check out a new design for Joseph's coat that will help us gain a bigger picture!

One of the Bible lessons that we covered in preschool Sunday school was the well known story of Joseph and his coat of colors. Preschoolers are hands-on learners, so I figured what better way to further explore the coat of colors than to create our own. Items Needed Construction paper in several colors Scissors Glue

The story of Joseph and his coat of many colours

Joseph Contact and Tissue Paper Coat Genesis 37 Directions : download pdf below; copy and cut in half; cut robe-sized pieces of contact paper; kids stick pieces of tissue paper to the contact paper;...

Passage: Familiarize yourself with the following passage: Genesis 37 At this point in the life of Jacob, he has 11 sons (Benjamin comes later), only one of whom came from his favorite wife, Rachel. Because of this, Joseph is Jacob’s favorite son. This causes a great deal of jealousy between Joseph and his brothers. To make matters worse, Jacob wanted to give Joseph a token of his love by making a special coat of many colors for him. It is around this time that God gives Joseph two dreams. In…

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Everyone remembers the story of Joseph because he had an amazing coat, usually described as a many coloured coat. Here is an easy Joseph craft for small people which will use up all your odd bits o…

Joseph's Colorful Coat is a one-page cut and glue the pictures in order printable. It's super easy, but a good and fun way to review the lesson. Color and black & white are included. Click here to download. The first page is a completed teacher’s visual. Cut on the dotted line and cut the strip pf pictures. Cut on the solid lines to separate the pictures. Shuffle them and have the students glue them in order on the numbered chart above.