Queen esther decorations

I love creative and unique centerpieces and table settings and Mari Gras Tables NEVER disappoint. With Masks, Crowns, Feathers, Ornaments, Jesters and Fleur De Lis to work with not to mention the 3 lovely gold, purple and green signature colors they are always beautifully over the top and in your face. Here some lovely looks! Photo […]

I love teaching Esther! The kids really enjoy learning about her, too!

Try this fun project at your next princess/prince party, Halloween party, or just for fun. Easy to do and uses few materials.This project was made for our 3rd-5th graders while learning about the story of queen Esther. Materials:Dowel RodStickersFoam paperWashi tapeHole punchHow To:1) Cut strips of foam paper into 3 cm. You will need 6 strips per scepter. 2) Punch a hole on each end of the foam strip.3) Skewer the 6 pieces of foam onto the dowel, starting with the bottom. Once it is all on…

Brighten up the party tables by draping them with black tablecloths to elevate your decor. For a classy place setting, place clear & gold dinner plates topped with matching dessert plates, blue silk napkins, and a decorative silver crown on top of blue glittery placemats. Also, arrange goblets in varying sizes to add dimension to your table. Further, elevate the beauty of the table by placing white taper candles and greenery along with gold & green decorative balls to exude charm and…

Queen Esther's Room

Thanks to Haley Wilson for sharing her photos and ideas! Haley teaches one of the preschool classes with Glenda Wilson. And Glenda creates most of the ideas that Haley uses. Haley says we need this or that and Glenda creates it! Thanks to both for permitting me to share! Thanks to Jeanne Dickson for sharing her Bible class songs! I have created flipcharts for two new Esther songs that are shown below. Haley set up the tables for an Esther feast using tablecloths & doilies, glass & plate…

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Instructions for making a throne room on a budget. Use for story of Esther, Daniel and any king.

This can be quite a reflective activity, so it might be good to create a peaceful atmosphere for the children when they do this. Equally it's good to make room to chat to them about what they are thi