over top of the lockers i wanted to have a complete scene from one wall to the other. its actually two separate bible stories tied into one (about 1500 years pass from one end of the wall map to the other).
the first water scene is of moses parting the sea. i was going to make the moses silhouette a bit bigger, but i thought this little one looked more impressive!
the other side of the map is a water scene of paul's shipwreck on the way to rome. i know that the boat isnt even remotely historically accurate, but i wanted to make this big sailed ship anyway...
above the door i put this passage, called 'the great commission', so that the kids would see it on their way out the door and into the world as a reminder of what they should have on their hearts.
behind my desk is this image and verse about the cost of following christ.
these little semi circles are designed to be each of the six days of creation. i have six windows in my room and i made these to go over top of each of those windows. it actually worked pretty well and they look cool over the windows!
over top of the lockers i wanted to have a complete scene from one wall to the other. its actually two separate bible stories tied into one (about 1500 years pass from one end of the wall map to the other).
the first water scene is of moses parting the sea. i was going to make the moses silhouette a bit bigger, but i thought this little one looked more impressive!
the other side of the map is a water scene of paul's shipwreck on the way to rome. i know that the boat isnt even remotely historically accurate, but i wanted to make this big sailed ship anyway...
above the door i put this passage, called 'the great commission', so that the kids would see it on their way out the door and into the world as a reminder of what they should have on their hearts.
behind my desk is this image and verse about the cost of following christ.
these little semi circles are designed to be each of the six days of creation. i have six windows in my room and i made these to go over top of each of those windows. it actually worked pretty well and they look cool over the windows!
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