Christmas Bible Story Trick Bag  

Are you looking for a fresh way to tell the Christmas story. Try a Bible Story Trick Bag to grab their attention. The message begins with the traditional meaning of Christmas to most people, then continues as you turn the bag inside out to use colors that give the true meaning of Christmas.

You can use an alternative beginning with this story bag to tell your class about the Birth of Christ.

I believe it is vital that we teach children at a young age that they were created by God. God has a plan for every person in your class, but if they only evolved then there cannot be a plan or purpose for their life. What a horrible thought. Teach the Genesis account to your children. I also encourage you to use object lessons from nature that will help them see the God's fingerprints in the natural environment.

Check out  Hear the Ocean Roar for object lessons from the Marine  environment.

Genesis records the eye witness account of what happened at creation. You will use each new color from turning the bag inside out to tell what God created on each of the 6 days of creation. You can put a piece of clay in a plastic bag and put it in the pocket to finish the story with God shaping and forming man from the dust of the earth. This bag is really beautiful.

We put the complete dialogue for this Creation Bible Story Trick Bag so you can see a sample of the story line.

 David King of Rock and Roll Bible Story Trick Bag goes from the boy worshipping in the pastures to his deep faith in the rock of ages to show that David understood how to roll his cares on the Lord. This bag is an overview of the life of David and his heart for God.

Her name means bee and this busy woman has a wonderful story to tell. The Bible Story Trick Bag is a great visual to help you effectively communicate the message by grabbing and keeping the audience's attention.

Elijah Bible Story Trick Bag

 This colorful bag will help your students observe An Encounter of the Sweetest Kind as God reveals himself miraculously to people walking in disobedience.

This pastel colored bag uses soft colors to tell the Easter story from the soldiers scary adventure to the women's visit to the  tomb and their exuberant  retelling of an empty tomb. 

Fire Safety Bag tells the story of Bo a little boy who doesn't pay attention when the fireman talks about fire safety at his school. His family doesn't have a plan to get out of the fire. The bag uses a colorful print with fire equipment on the outside. Inside  the bag fabric choices include flames, a puzzle print, red and black to help children understand candles, matches and lighters are not a toy. Learning safety rules can save their life.

 Teach your class American Patriotism with the American Flag Story bag. Use the star, stripes and colors of the flag to remember what the great patriots of our nation did and what they stood for. These patriots are a model for today's modern patriotic to live by: Courage, Purity, Loyalty and commitment to make America great. Then this bag uses the patriotic colors to illustrate the plan of salvation. The Bible Story Trick Bag is a fabric trick bag that changes colors each time the story bag is turned inside-out.

 This Bible Story Trick Bag is used to illustrate that Esther was more than a beauty queen; she was a ‘star’. God had a special plan for her life and he has a plan for the students in your class. We put the complete dialogue for this Bible Story Trick Bag so you can see a sample of the story line.

Are you looking for a creative way to tell this Bible Story classic? Use the Bible Story Trick Bag to tell the story. Complete with story bag and dialogue.

Additional resources to teach the Jonah story: (Not included with story bag) Reinforce the story with a puppet song from The Jonah Veggie Tales Adventure sound trax.

 You'll have a combination that will float their boat for sure. Righteous Pop Music Vol 2 Theme Song from Flipper for Theme Song of Jonah

The classic story of Moses is a favorite of kids of all ages. This bag uses lots of bright colors that you turn inside out to illustrate the main points of the story. One of the things I really like about this bag, is when you reach the end of the bag, you continue telling the story, turn the bag outside in reuse the same colors.  

Noah Bible Story Trick Bag

Use this story to illustrate Noah's obedience and God's covenant promise. The message is brought to a close with the illustration of God's promise of salvation through Jesus. 

Additional resources to teach the Noah Story  (Not included with story bag)   Righteous Pop Music Vol 2 Theme Song from Gilligan's Island for Theme Song of Noah.

 After Saul encountered the light of the world, he was called to be a light to the gentiles. Your audience will be encouraged to let their light shine through example and sharing their personal testimony with friends. 

  This colorful bag is great to use when telling the story of fisherman Peter that was transformed from a man that cried when a rooster crowed into a man with something to crow about. 

 This bag is the story doesn't stop with the last color. Put a "Baby Ruth" candy bar in the last color, pull out the candy bar then continue the story back to the beginning color. 

The bag comes with  a second story called "All Kinds of Hearts".   If you've never used a Bible Story Trick Bag, you really should try them. They are great! They have become one of my favorite story telling visuals.

 This is an adaptation of the Wordless Book. If you want to use the pocket in the bag set it up before you begin the presentation. For this story I recommend using a small New Testament, a cross or a gift box. 

The bag begins with the black to illustrate our hearts were dark with sin; then turn the bag for the red to illustrate the blood of Jesus; turn the bag to white to illustrate that Jesus washes away our sins to make us clean; turn the bag to green to illustrate that we are to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ; turn the bag to gold to illustrate that we have a blessed hope that one talk we will walk on streets of gold. 

 This Round Up story bag illustrates the stark differences in the choices that King Saul and David made and the result of those choices. King Saul was jealous and David was loyal.