Our innovative Origami Endless Loop Card, a captivating blend of art and storytelling that celebrates the themes of communion and the first Passover. This unique card features four ingeniously designed panels that unfold in an endless loop, offering a continuous journey through these profound spiritual events. Each panel is meticulously crafted to engage and educate, making it an ideal tool for Sunday School, Children's Church, or outreach programs.
With its striking black and white design, this card serves as an engaging storytelling medium and a delightful craft project. It encourages creativity and hands-on learning, making it perfect for engaging young minds in the stories and symbols of faith.
Sized at 6 x 6 inches, the card is neither too large nor too small, fitting perfectly in the hands of eager learners. Made from 100 lb uncoated cover stock, it boasts durability and a premium feel. This sturdy material ensures that the card can withstand folding and unfolding as the stories are told and retold, making it a lasting educational tool and keepsake.
Whether used in a classroom setting, incorporated into worship activities, or given as a thoughtful gift, our Origami Endless Loop Card is a meaningful and interactive way to explore and share the messages of communion and the first Passover.
One of the most engaging ways in which children can lean about this Bible Event which did occur (not a story which may have been made up) while enjoying the activity of coloring.
We give these away in our summer reading program every year. This is our 5th year. So much variety makes these a great addition to church visitor bags, kids gift bags, door to door hand outs, or just something in your purse to leave with your tip.
We will be taking these with us to Camp Eli in the foothills of the Carpathian Mts. We will use these at a childrens' camp on the last day to reinforce teaching others about Jesus. We are taking enough for the workers to take home to use in local work as well.
Loved the Easter story which touches on all the important facts. Everyone loved it. The movement and action of the cross help reinforce the greatest story ever told!
I have bought these cards several times for my 1st and 2nd grade Sunday school class. Kids love to unfold them and see the story. I love that the card focuses on Jesus his triumphant entry,death and resurrection. The kids can share the story with others.
These cards are great! The kids love them. Parents and teachers tell how the kids are loving them and practicing them continually.
They are a great teaching tool and give the kids ways to share about Jesus!!!
I appreciate that these beautiful cards were free from the prayer to accept Christ as one ‘s Savior. We as Lutheran Christians do not stress that and prefer to point baptism out to the children. This unique way to present the card was surely a fun way for the children to get the whole message.
Love this product. Children love it also! Love the way it folds and teaches. Very ingenious.
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Cathy Smith
Passover
The last supper was not the Passover meal.
Matthew 26: 17
The Last Supper - On the first day of the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the disciples came to Jesus and asked, 'Where do you want us to make preparations for you to eat the Passover?' Memory Cross has asked for clarification on what she means because based on this scripture the last supper was the Passover meal.
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Catherine
excellent!
my students will love these as we learn about Holy Thursday and the Last Supper.
Love this product. Children love it also! Love the way it folds and teaches. Very ingenious.
C
Cathy Smith
Passover
The last supper was not the Passover meal.
Matthew 26: 17
The Last Supper - On the first day of the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the disciples came to Jesus and asked, 'Where do you want us to make preparations for you to eat the Passover?' Memory Cross has asked for clarification on what she means because based on this scripture the last supper was the Passover meal.
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Catherine
excellent!
my students will love these as we learn about Holy Thursday and the Last Supper.
Love this product. Children love it also! Love the way it folds and teaches. Very ingenious.
C
Cathy Smith
Passover
The last supper was not the Passover meal.
Matthew 26: 17
The Last Supper - On the first day of the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the disciples came to Jesus and asked, 'Where do you want us to make preparations for you to eat the Passover?' Memory Cross has asked for clarification on what she means because based on this scripture the last supper was the Passover meal.
C
Catherine
excellent!
my students will love these as we learn about Holy Thursday and the Last Supper.