Showing posts with label Tabernacle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tabernacle. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

More Tabernacle

Whoops! Somehow I forgot to include these pictures in my last post.

Daddy shows Elvis the ropes before giving him the reins.


Our artist at work.

Dave was very pleased with this box he created from folding up thin cardboard.

It is such fun when Daddy gets to work on projects with the kids. I know he enjoys it too.

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Tabernacle Part 2

And the fun continues!

Elvis glues construction paper to the bottom of the box. This will represent the sand.

Daddy explains how the layers of cloth & skins are placed on the tabernacle. In the background is the photo from the website for referral.

Bugs got a little bored & out came his Gameboy.

Elvis was happy to make some sheep for the courtyard.


Of course Princess wanted to be in on the action! =)


Daddy cuts the felt for the outside of the Tabernacle. We used felt because we didn't have any fabric in these colors in our scraps. To buy them would have been out of our budget so felt it was!

Next we'll put together the Tabernacle & do a little more painting!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Tabernacle

We are studying Mystery of History Vol. 1 (MOH) with our family group/co-op this year. We do the reading, timeline & worksheets at home and the fun activities together. I decided it would be fun to add an extra hands-on activity to our home schedule.
Years ago we visited the Biblical Tabernacle Reproduction in Lancaster, PA. I had first been fascinated by the Tabernacle in Bible class in the 7th grade. Our visit to Lancaster renewed & increased that fascination. The guide there was extremely informative & we learned a wealth of information. I thought it would be fun to see what our kids remembered from that visit & to make our own reproduction of the Tabernacle.

First I looked online to find resources. I stumbled upon a great help on Squiddo. And to boot it was FREE! Dave & the kids made a trip to Hobby Lobby & then the fun began!





Princess worked on a project of her own. It helped keep her busy & happy while the others worked. =)




This night most of the time was spent on painting the clothespins to put around the outside of the Tabernacle. We chose to buy regular clothespins as they were much easier on our budget.
I'll be posting updates & soon the finished product!