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2012 BGMC Missions Manual, Vol. 14 286 © 2012 by Gospel Publishing House, 1445 N. Boonville Ave., Springfield, MO 65802. All rights reserved. Permission to reproduce and adapt lesson components for exclusive use in the classroom and student notebooks. Any other use requires written permission. Do in class or use as a take-home paper! Activity Page FLOWER WREATH Venezuelans love to decorate with flowers. On holidays, people decorate statues of Simon Bolivar with colorful wreaths. Simon Bolivar is Venezuela’s national hero. For years he fought for freedom from the Spanish, which he won in 1821. Today, most cities in Venezuela have a town square called Plaza Bolivar. Bolivar freed his people from the Spanish. But another Man—Jesus—came to set all people free from sin and death. Venezuelans, and all of us, need to honor Him. You can make a flowery wreath. To make it look Christmas-y, use any combination of red, green, white, and gold tissue paper. ■ For each child, you will need: Large paper plate Scissors Paper punch Unsharpened pencil Colored tissue paper or tissues, cut into 5-inch squares Tape ■ Instructions: 1. Cut out the center of the paper plate. (See figure 1.) 2. Around the rim, punch 2 rows of holes with the paper punch. (See figure 2.) 3. Take a square of tissue paper, wrap it around an unsharpened pencil (or wrap it around the eraser end of a pencil), and insert the center through a hole. (See figure 3.) 4. Turn the plate upside down and tape down the point of the tissue paper to hold it in place. 5. Continue until all the holes are filled. 6. Pray for Venezuela! VENEZUELA cut out this section of the plate figure 1 figure 2 figure 3
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2012 BGMC Missions Manual, Vol. 14
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© 2012 by G
ospel Publishing House, 1445 N. Boonville Ave., Springfield, MO
65802. All rights reserved. Permission to reproduce and adapt lesson com
ponents for exclusive use in the classroom and student notebooks. Any other use requires w
ritten permission.
Do in class or use as a take-home paper!
Activity Page
FLOWER WREATHVenezuelans love to decorate with flowers. On holidays, people decorate statues of Simon Bolivar with colorful wreaths. Simon Bolivar is Venezuela’s national hero. For years he fought for freedom from the Spanish, which he won in 1821. Today, most cities in Venezuela have a town square called Plaza Bolivar.
Bolivar freed his people from the Spanish. But another Man—Jesus—came to set all people free from sin and death. Venezuelans, and all of us, need to honor Him.
You can make a flowery wreath. To make it look Christmas-y, use any combination of red, green, white, and gold tissue paper.
■ For each child, you will need:
Large paper plate
Scissors
Paper punch
Unsharpened pencil
Colored tissue paper or tissues, cut into 5-inch squares
Tape
■ Instructions:
1. Cut out the center of the paper plate. (See figure 1.)
2. Around the rim, punch 2 rows of holes with the paper punch. (See figure 2.)
3. Take a square of tissue paper, wrap it around an unsharpened pencil (or wrap it around the eraser end of a pencil), and insert the center through a hole. (See figure 3.)
4. Turn the plate upside down and tape down the point of the tissue paper to hold it in place.
5. Continue until all the holes are filled.
6. Pray for Venezuela!
VENEZUELA
cut out this section of the
plate
figure 1
figure 2
figure 3
