Handcraft

Materials:
- Soap base
- Lavender oil
- Food coloring
- Lavender buds (dried)
- Gas cooker
- Casserole
- Knife
- Silicone Forms
- Wooden spoon or whisk

Wax seals add a beautiful detail to Jungscharname baptismal certificates, letters and scrolls that impress. The engraving can be related to the camp, semester, or even afternoon theme, or can be generally appropriate to the Jungschar.

Working with soapstone is a craft that inspires both girls and boys. Whether at summer camp or as a youth group afternoon, soapstone always goes and promotes the creativity of the children.
On various topics, costume contests can be made with the children. The disguises are made from everyday materials such as newspaper and tape.
Possible themes: Kings (e.g., on the story of David, Solomon).
A great way to act out Bible stories or other stories in a devotional is with Playmobil.
In this article I give you some tips and ideas.

A Raben-Vertüferli from a clothespin.
Fitting e.g. to the story of Elijah and the ravens or to the main message: God cares for you.
Or to the Bible verse 1 Peter 5:7
The Vertüüferli is used as a magnetic note holder.

A little craft to a devotion with the possible topics:
- Prayer
- Psalm 50:50 or Psalm 4:4
- "God hears you"
- "You can always talk to God"

A great little bag for devotions on a wide variety of topics.
You can also attach a hidden message that appears when you open the clothespin.
Make a heart-shaped pillow with fur fabric
The pillow fits e.g. to the topics: love (God loves you), friendship (e.g. to the story of David and Jonathan)
Make a heart-shaped card holder out of wire. The card holder fits e.g. love (God loves you), friendship (e.g. story of David and Jonathan) or is suitable as a present for Mother's Day.

From salt dough you can make great tablets of the law. First, they look very real and second, Moses can break them in his anger. (Unfortunately, ours were broken before a photo was taken...)
Later, Moses had to write down the laws himself. You might as well make some as vertüferli with the Jungschärlern.

Exciting quarterly program for Ameisli with four originals from the Bible featuring:
- Cooking
- Physical activity
- Crafts
- Devotions

Quarter program for antli with:
Cooking, devotion, crafts and games
and ... Surprise parents and siblings!

Why is there a need for something as old-fashioned and traditional as a uniform in the Jungschar?
This is a fair question. If you look into the question a bit, you will find many reasons to have a uniform in a Jungschar group. This article shows how a Jungschar uniform can become a can't-miss element in Jungschar.

Here you will find a tutorial on how to make a simple bubble device yourself. This can be used for competitions, as it is possible to make long bubble snakes (more than 1m long).
This article describes how you can build a water rocket with simple material, which flies up to 50m high!
In another article, the construction of the launch pad is then described.
Here are instructions to create a dart with a needle, 4 matches, a little thread and a piece of paper.
From a piece of wood and some nails a hedgehog can be made easily and without much effort even with smaller children.

From a coffee capsule (for example Nespresso) can easily be made an angel for example as a Christmas tree ornament.

For example, to represent a Lightning McQueen (or even another character) in a game, it can be made from a cardboard box with simple means.

Offtmals the money in the Jungschar is limited. However, this should not stand in the way of a cool program. Therefore, here are a few shops where you can get the respective material cheapest.

The teens create their own newspaper. The newspaper is supposed to be their mouthpiece, which comes (as much as possible) uncensored to the public.

Teenies can participate in a self-chosen interest group for a certain period of time. They work actively and propose project topics themselves, e.g. foreign cooking