SUPAkidz

By Annette Osborne


This page is full of SUPAkidz Resources. If you run a club in a school or an after-school group, this is the page for you. There will be links to website, downloadable files, extra ideas and more. Click on the links below to view the resources available for that programme online. Please email if there is a resource you would like us to add (annette.o@sunz.org.nz):


On the Lookout:
Click here to download the glasses template (pg.4) 

Serving Others at Christmas:
Click here to download  a cube template

Game On:
Click here to download photos of Nehemiah's wall
Instructions for macrame Olympic Rings 
The Chariots of Fire Theme song - A great option to play at your opening ceremony (Youtube version)
Printable sheets of medal and olympic pass templates - see pg 17 of the programme. 
A map of Jerusalem in Nehemiah's time

Explorers Extreme:
A copy of the passport on pg 8
Instructions on folding a mini-book (the passport)
A hieroglyphics sheet to download

Photos:





Kids Kids Kids:
The Christmas Story - video from Max7.org.
Story cards for Week Two
Bottle top decorations

Esther:
The key verse (in colour)
The key verse (in black and white) 
Royal Music! 
Crown Template 
Jewel shapes 
Free images for story telling 
Find out more about the festival of Purim 
The Colouring competition on page 5 of the programme
WANTED poster template 
Party invites for Week 3 of the programme (pg 10) 
TEARfund Gift For Life 


Peter the Fisherman:
Fish images from pg 4
Black and white activity from pg 9
Cross activity (A4 and A5) from pg 13
Clothes Peg Fish activity from pg 14
Memory Verse Cards
The Incredible Song by Doug Horley - Youtube 
'What I am' - another song option. This is a general song, not directly linked to the Bible, but could be a good option to have playing in the background, or if your club is in a sensitive context where a more general song is a better option. 
Let's Celebrate:
Madebyjoel.com - free to download nativity scene templates. 
Christmas on the Move - Strandz website, with a great range of resources 
Max7.org - short clip of the shepherds being visited by the angels. 


 Digging Deep:
Click here to download resources and photos to go with this programme

 Tarore:
Click here to download photos of the places mentioned in the story.


Teaching Memory Verses:
 

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