Forever Fingerprints Activity Sheets
Through the combined efforts, like-mindedness, and vision of Rob Williams, Carrie
Kitze, and myself, adopted kids now have a book that honors their past and
deepens their relationships with the parents.
Download Sherrie's activity description. (this file may take a while to download)
Download blank Forever Fingerprint sheets.
Braided Ribbons Coloring Project
We
designed these coloring projects to help your child discover how God weaves
birth and adoptive family histories together to make him/her into a person
with awesome potential. Learning to weave the braid is the life challenge of
every adoptee and you can help your child by fostering openness and honesty
about the birth history. Every time an adoptee learns something new about
the birth history, whether pleasurable or painful, the braid grows in length
and your child understands and appreciates his adoption on a deeper level.
We offer both Christian and secular versions, depending on your needs. Make
as many copies as you like and keep them as a treasure for the years to
come. These drawings were inspired by Psalm 139:16b and we encourage you to
read and discuss this with your child: “Every single day of my life was
planned before any one of them ever came to be.”
Download the Braided Ribbons Coloring Project
Download the Braided Ribbons Handout
Jesus Loves You in Chinese Artwork Download
Through the combined efforts, like-mindedness, and vision of Rob Williams, Carrie
Kitze, and myself, adopted kids now have a book that honors their past and
deepens their relationships with the parents.
Download Sherrie's activity description. (this file may take a while to download)
Download blank Forever Fingerprint sheets.
Braided Ribbons Coloring Project
We
designed these coloring projects to help your child discover how God weaves
birth and adoptive family histories together to make him/her into a person
with awesome potential. Learning to weave the braid is the life challenge of
every adoptee and you can help your child by fostering openness and honesty
about the birth history. Every time an adoptee learns something new about
the birth history, whether pleasurable or painful, the braid grows in length
and your child understands and appreciates his adoption on a deeper level.
We offer both Christian and secular versions, depending on your needs. Make
as many copies as you like and keep them as a treasure for the years to
come. These drawings were inspired by Psalm 139:16b and we encourage you to
read and discuss this with your child: “Every single day of my life was
planned before any one of them ever came to be.”Download the Braided Ribbons Coloring Project
Download the Braided Ribbons Handout
Jesus Loves You in Chinese Artwork Download
