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Reply to "Art Workshop: Arts and Craft lessons and Ideas for the story of Adam and Eve"

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Here is a short video of our "Adam and Eve in the Garden" Art project done in the style of Eric Carle, the popular children's author/illustrator (The Very Hungry Caterpillar).

For our lesson plan, we used the Writing Team's Adam and Eve Art Lesson.

Here's a video clips showing various "Eric Carle style" art projects...

The Team's lesson plan has lots of great instructions, teaching points, and options.

The tearing of the paper can be a metaphor for brokenness. The use of the torn paper to create something beautiful can be a metaphor for the goodness/restoration that God can bring out of our brokenness.

If you appreciate having MANY great resources to choose from like this one...
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