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Parable Posters

Activity Objective:
The young people will identify the parables of Jesus through signs and symbols.
Lesson Outcome:
The young people should be able to give examples of Jesus' parables.
Materials
  • Bibles
  • Slips of paper with Scripture citations (1 per group)
  • Poster paper (1 sheet per group)
  • Markers, crayons
Directions:
  • Divide the young people into groups of three or four.
  • Assign each group a Scripture citation referring to one of the parables. Tell the groups that they should not reveal which citation they have received.
  • Have each group identify the symbol used in its parable (a mustard seed, a pearl and so on) and create a poster using that symbol.
  • Have each group display their poster and have the class guess which parable it represents.
  • Possible parables: Matthew 13:31-32 (The Mustard Seed); Matthew 13:33 (The Yeast); Matthew 13:44 (The Treasure); Matthew 13:45 (The Pearl)
Learning Styles:
Art/Space Smart,People Smart
Approximate Time:
25-30 minutes
Hints:
This activity might also be done using old magazines and newspapers to cut out symbols

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