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Popety Pop Pop
Popety Pop Pop
Praise The Lord.
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Popety Pop Pop
Popety Pop Pop
Praise The Lord.

Praise the Lord for sal-va-tion.
Praise the Lord for all He’s done.
Praise the Lord for four sea-sons.
Praise the Lord for cre-a-tion.
Pop – pop – pop – pop
Pop – pop – pop – pop

Praise the Lord for clothes to wear.
Praise the Lord for skin and hair.
Praise the Lord for food to eat.
Praise the Lord for hands and feet.
Popety Pop Pop
Poetry Pop Pop
Praise The Lord.

Praise the Lord for the- pilgrims.
Praise the Lord for life and friends.
Praise the Lord for popping corn.
Praise the Lord for children born.
Pop – pop – pop – pop
Pop – pop – pop – pop

Praise the Lord for Thanksgiving.
Praise the Lord for all living.
Praise the Lord for smiles and songs.
Praise the Lord come sing along.

Popety Pop Pop
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Popety Pop Pop
Popcorn Praise.


Susan Y Nikitenko    
Children's Song  
October 7th, 2013
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Fall Projects And Ideas


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Down On The Farm - Games



DOWN ON THE FARM
GAMES


GAMES FOR PRIMARIES and Middlers


                                                

Monday-DRESS UP FARMER FRED



Items needed:  Two straw hats, two shirts, two pairs of overalls, two handkerchiefs and two empty pales


Instructions on how to play the game:

            Simply make two teams and have the children stand in two separate rows. Each team will have a pile of items (listed above). When the whistle blows, the first person from each team will run and grab one of the items and put it on. Then he will run back and take the item off and give it to the next person in line. The next person will put the item on and then run and grab another item form the pile and put it on. He will than run back and take the two items off and give it to the next person in line. This is done repeatedly until the last person in line is fully dressed. Once the last person is fully dressed, the team wins.

Note: To make it easier for the Primaries, it is more convenient if a worker will help them put an item on if they are having a difficult time.

                                                      


                              Tuesday-SNATCH THE EGG


Items needed:  A basket and a plastic egg                


Instructions on how to play the game:

            Make two teams and preferably have no less than five players per team. Have both teams stand at a good distance from each other but facing each other. Place the basket with the plastic egg in the middle of both teams. Give each member of the 1st team a number. You will give the same numbers to the 2nd team. Explain before the game that whoever's number is called; they are to run to the middle and attempt to grab the egg from the basket and run back to their team. However, remember that the other person on the other team with the same number will attempt to grab the same egg. If a person grabs the egg and runs back to their team with the egg in hand, the team will win a point. However, if they are tagged by their opponent before they get back to their team, the opponent's team wins the point. The team with the most points wins.

Note: There is no limit to the amount of teams that you need to have for this game. The more teams there are, the better the game gets!!!

                                                       

                                                          


Wednesday-BARNYARD ANIMALS



Items needed:  Handkerchiefs (depending on how many kids you have)  


Instructions on how to play the game:

            Make two groups and give each kid on the 1st team the name of a farm animal. Do exactly the same thing with the 2nd team. However, when you give the kids the animal name, have them not to tell anyone their animal name. Once you have given everyone animal names blindfold each person. Have both teams of kids mix in a single group blindfolded. Once they are all together, have the kids make the noise of the animal you gave them. Each person is to find their "animal partner" by the noise they are making. The first to find his partner wins.

                                                


Thursday-THE SPOON



Items needed: Spoons, a basket and hard boiled eggs           



Instructions on how to play the game:

            Make two teams and have each team stand in a straight line one behind the other. Give the first person in each team a spoon and an egg. They are to place the egg on the spoon with their hand s behind their back. They are to walk without dropping the egg until they reach to the basket. If they drop the egg before they reach to the basket, they are to stop where they dropped the egg, pick it up, place it on the spoon and keep walking. They will drop the egg and run back and give the spoon to the next person inline. This is to be done repeatedly. The first team to finish wins.


                   

Friday-THE BARN YARD CHASE



Items needed: Belts, and Velcro colored flags ( Have three different belt colors for three groups)



Instructions on how to play the game:

            Make three different teams and have each team wear a belt with the Velcro flags attached to the sides of it. Each team color represents an animal, e.g. the blue team are the horses, the green team are the cows, and the red team are the chickens. All three teams will scatter. Once the whistle is blown all three teams are to chase each other. If a person’s flag is pulled off by another team, they are eliminated form the game. Each team is to gain the most flags from the other teams. The team with the most flags wins.



GAMES FOR JUNIORS


      Monday-  Pop the Veggies 


Items needed: dart board, darts, and yellow, orange, green, and red balloons (Make a variety of long and round balloons)


Instructions on how to play the game:

            Blow up balloons and place a little piece of paper in each balloon. Each piece of paper in each balloon will have a certain amount of points. Stick the balloons to the dart board and you are set. Make to teams and each person will have a chance to throw the darts toward the dart board. (you can allow them to have three tries). The objective is to pop as many balloons as you can and rack up some points. However, some balloons may not have any points at all, some may cause the team to skip a turn, and even lose points. The team with the most points wins.

NOTE: Darts can be dangerous, so make sure this game is played under supervision at all times!!!



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Tuesday-HUMAN TIC- TAC- TOE



Items needed: Ten sheets of paper, a marker, and nine chairs



Instructions on how to play the game:

            Take a marker and write an “x” symbol across five sheets of paper. Take the other five sheets of paper and cross an “o” symbol across them. Make two teams and give one team all five sheets of paper with the “o” symbol and the other team with the “x” symbol. Place the chairs in three rows of three. Have the first person come up and sit on any chair he wants holding the sheet of paper. Another person from the other team will come and sit in any other chair. This is done repeatedly back and forth until either team forms a row first. The team that forms a row first wins the game.





Wednesday-Don’t WATER the crops!!



Items needed: four buckets, balloons, six large sheets



Instructions on how to play the game:

            Fill tow of the four buckets with water balloons. Make two teams and give each team three sheets. Each team has to separate themselves in three smaller groups and each group will be holding a sheet. Have each group stand at least ten feet away from each other. A worker will place a water balloon on a sheet. That group is to launch the balloon and second group is to catch the balloon with the sheet without letting it drop to the ground. NO hands are allowed in this game. The second group will launch the balloon and the third group has to catch it as well. A worker on the other end will take the balloon and place in in a bucket. The second team is doing the same thing the first team is doing. The objective is to catch every balloon without letting it drop. The team that ends up with the most balloons in the bucket wins.


                                                                       

      

Thursday-FISHING FOR EGGS



Items needed: Two large buckets or tubs, handkerchiefs, and apples and plastic eggs



Instructions on how to play the game:

            Fill two buckets of water to the top and throw apples and plastic eggs where they are floating on the top. Make two teams and have each team stand in a straight row. Blindfold the first person in each row and have them walk to the bucket of water blindfolded. They are to kneel and try to grab all the plastic eggs from the bucket. They are not to grab the apples and if they do, the team loses points. Make sure they do not use their hands. They are to grab the eggs with their mouth. Each person in the team is to do the same thing. The team that collects the most eggs wins.

Note: Have a worker place more eggs and apples as the game advances




Friday-BLINDFOLDED WHEELBARROW



Items needed: Cones, and handkerchiefs



Instructions on how to play the game:

            Place two rows of cones and make two teams. Each team is to be in a straight line. Blindfold the first person and the second person in line is the wheelbarrow. The blindfolded person will grab the other person’s legs and the other person is to walk with his hands. However, the blindfolded person will not be able to see where he is going so the other person will have to give him instructions on where to go. They are to go through the cones in zig-zag form until they get to the other side. Once they reach the other side, they will switch. Once they get back, the next two will do the same thing. The first team to complete the relay wins.




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Down On The Farm

Down On The Farm
Introduction Show
        The Sunday before VBS begins
Characters
* Leland Stuckle-Man Puppet with tie and mic and deep announcer voice
*Brink Fretly- Nerdy Looking and sounding Puppet
with big taped glasses, mic, and Hawaiian shirt.
 
(News Intro Music)
 
Leland Stuckle: (Enters) Hello and welcome to P-I-ACTION News! I’m your host Leland Stuckle. How many of you have ever wondered EXACTLY how a plant grows? Do you ever wonder if Sun, Water, and Soil ACTUALLY make a difference? And do all farmer’s look like bald, grumpy men with pitchforks? We at P-I-ACTION News have the scoop for you! As we send ONE OF OUR BEST, Brink Fretly, DOWN ON THE FARM!!
 
Brink Fretly: (Pops up) WHHAAATT!!!
 
Leland: That’s right, YOU Brink Fretly are going DOWN ON THE FARM!!
 
Brink: (Shakes his head) Oh dear, oh dear, ummmmm Leland this might not be such a great idea…
 
Leland: He will find your answers this week in an all exclusive view of the Highbrook Broken Bridge Farm.
 
Brink: Umm it sounds flooded maybe we should wai…
 
Leland: HE will go where NO man has gone before!!
Brink: Why Me?  I’m to young to die (cry a little)
 
Leland: He will Find your answers!!
 
Brink: And Scary Cows and HAY that makes me sneeze and pecking CHICKENS!!
 
Leland: Yes, our man brink Fretly is on the job DOWN ON THE FARM
 
Brink: But I’m allergic to PITCHFORKS!
 
Leland: Tune in this week from 6to 8:30 every night, right here, and watch as Brink Fretly goes DOWN ON THE FARM! It is a special you won’t want to miss!
 
Brink: Umm I do Leland!!
 
Leland: This has been P-I-ACTION News, I’m Leland Stuckle. Goodnight!  
 
Brink: Leland! Come back here…(Follows him across stage then behind stage) I’m not sure this is such a good idea!
 
(News Closing Music)
 
 
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I Hate Needles


I Hate Needles

Monday Evening

Characters

*Brink Fretly

*Misty the Cow-Cute Cow Puppet with bow tied in hair and baby girl voice(spelling has been changed to fit her voice



(News Intro Music)

(Head of Brink Fretly comes up shaking, goes back down, then appears to be pushed out of curtain)


Brink: Ouf! (Voice Shaking) H-H-Hello and w-welcome to P-I-ACTION News, I’m Brink Fretly live down on the a-a-a-choo! Farm. I have just arrived at the Highbrook Broken Bridge Farm…it appears to be abandoned.


Misty: (Pops up beside him) MOO!


Brink: AUUUUUUUUGHHHHHHH!!!!! (Runs all over stage then cowers in the corner crying) Please don’t eat me, I’m too young to die!


Misty: Oh cuse me mister, I did not mean to scare you. I was just saying hi.


Brink: You-You can talk?


Misty: Oh yes we awre of a rare vewity of cows, p-u-p-p-e-t cows to be specific, but most of the time we are too afrwaid to say anything around people, most of them can be scary you know.


Brink: I think most cows are scary. Is this you’re a…you’re a-a-achoo! Farm?


Misty: Yes it is, I’ve lived here all my life.


Brink: Do you know anything about how to grow a crop?


Misty: I know you need a seed mister.


Brink: Well what do you do with the seed?


Misty: I don’t do anything with the seed. Mr. Fawrmer sows it.


Brink: He Sews it? (shutters) I hate needles! I think I’m going to faint ahh..


Misty: No silly! Sow S-O-W, it means he plants them in the soil.


Brink: What is Soil it sounds horrid!


Misty: Its Dirt


Brink: Oh, what kind of dirt?


Misty: I think maybe you should talk to the fawrmer he knows a lot more then me.


Brink: NO!!! (Runs and cowers in the corner whimpering)


Misty: What did I do now mister?


 Brink: HE’LL Stab me with his PITCHFORK!


Misty: No, he won’t silly! Come on wets go, I’m sure he’ll love to meet you.


Brink: Yeah, eager to kill me!


Misty: (Starts pushing on Brink with her head) Ok Mister Scardy, time to go meet Mr. Fawrmer.


Brink: What are you doing? Remove your head from me! AUGHHH!!! This has been Brink Fretly live(begins to exit, rest said behind stage), for the time being, down on the a-a-a-choo! (News Closing Music)

Written By: Natasha Miller

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Meeting Mr. Farmer

Meeting Mr. Farmer
Tuesday Evening
 
Characters
*Brink Fretly
*Misty the Cow
*Mr. Farmer-Older Puppet with overalls and flannel shirt, speaks with Southern accent.
 
(News Intro Music)
       
Misty: (Enters) Hello this is Misty the cow coming live to you from the Highbrook Broken Bridge farm. Where your correspondent Brink Fwretly has just recently disappeared, there hasn’t been a sign of him in the last 24 hours.
 
Brink: (Behind Stage)Back! Back you you Beastly creature! Don’t you come pecking near me….Aughhhh!!!
(Enters on Stage with glasses crooked and hay in hair) I hate a-a-achoo! Farms!
 
Misty: What happened to you? You look funny (laughs) We thought you were missing.
 
Brink: I WAS ATTACKED BY AN AWFUL BEAST!
 
Misty: What kind of beast?
 
Brink: It had huge huge wings, a big pointy mouth, skinny legs, was covered in feathers and had red eyes!
 
Misty: Are you sure it wasn’t a chicken?
 
Brink: W-well they’re scary too…
 
Misty: Oh Mister Fwretly chickens are not scawry.
 
Brink:  That’s what you think.
 
Misty: Are you ready to meet Mr. Fawrmer now? I promise he is not scawry.
 
Brink: Well after that chicken I suppose dying by pitchfork wouldn’t be too bad.
 
Misty: Mr. Fawrmer, Mr. Fawrmer, there is someone I want you to meet!
 
Mr. Farmer: (Enters) Did you call me Misty, gal?
 
Misty: Yes Mr. Fawrmer, I want you to meet Brink Fwretly of P.I.ACTION News, he wanted to ask you some questions about sowing.
 
Mr. Farmer: It’s nice to meet ya, Mr. Fretly. What would ya like to ask me son?
 
Brink: How many people have you KILLED WITH YOUR PITCHFORK!?!
 
Misty: Oh Mr. Fwretly..
 
Mr. Farmer: Well son, none that I reckon. I only use my pitchfork on the hay and maybe a few stubborn goats and cows that slack off on given milk(clears throat)
 
Misty: Oh…Opps sorry Mr. Fawrmer. See ya around Mr. Fwrety! (Exits)
 
Mr. Farmer: Is that all you wanted to ask son?
 
Brink: I want to know what kind of dirt you use to sow s-o-w in, here on you’re a-a-achoo! Farm.
 
Mr. Farmer: Well the best kind is the dirt that has no rocks, no thorns and is in good ground.
 
Brink: Gooood Groouund ok well thank..
Mr. Farmer: Hey there son before you go running off with another one of my chickens, let me ask you what kinda soil are you planted in?
 
Brink: Huh?
 
Mr. Farmer: Well the Bible says in the book of Romans that we should be planted in Christ Jesus.
 
Brink: Like the Jesus that was in all those stories in the Bible?
 
Mr. Farmer: Yes sire, the very one! If we have trusted Jesus as our Lord and Saviour we will be planted in Him and we will hopefully grow and bare fruit that makes us more like Him, but one thing is fer sure, you will never die!
 
Brink: Never Die?
 
Mr. Farmer: Well, we will all die one day here physically but the Bible says we will have eternal life in Heaven instead of eternal pain in Hell.
 
Brink: I would definitely choose to be planted in Jesus, eternal pain sounds scary.
 
Mr. Farmer: It is and it’s a very real thing.
 
Brink: Well it looks like we are out of time…
 
Mr. Farmer: Now all ya’ll watching if you want to know more about how to be planted in Christ Jesus and receiving eternal life, make sure to see the nearest teacher or helper as soon as possible. This has been Mr. Farmer…
 
Brink: And Brink Fretly at P-I-ACTION News, Down on the a-a-a-choo! Farm.
 
(News Closing Music)
Written By: Natasha Miller
 
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Soakin up the S-o-n, Dude!


Soakin up the S-o-n, Dude!

Wednesday Evening

Characters

*Brink Fretly

*Hamfry the Pig-Wearing sunglasses and little backwards hat

(News Intro Music)

        (Brink runs across the stage\off\across\off\across\off\across\off screaming until he runs into the pig puppet and then starts crying.)

 

Hamfry: Duuude take a chill pill! Hamfry won’t do you no harm.

 

Brink: Y-you talk?

 

Hamfry: Dude can you hear me?

 

Brink: ahh yeah?

 

Hamfry: Then my Homey G, I’m a speakin…so whats shaken yo?

 

Brink: I’m Brink Fretly of P.I.Action news and I’m here to learn about sowing down on the a-a-acho! Farm.

 

Hamfry: Duude that is whack! Use a tissue next time!

 

Brink: Sorry I..I..a-a-a—choo!! Hate farms.

 

Hamfry: You are crakin shakin! Farms are the bomb diggity yo! I mean we got sheep, chickens, this is where you get eggs, wool, milk, cheese, cream, bread, beef, and chicken…

 

Brink: Oh yeah mmm and bacon..That is my favorite!

Hamfry: Man now I know you’re whack! What kinda sick man are you?!?

 

Brink: Huh?

 

Hamfry: Anyway, my favorite part of the farm is chillin in the mud soakin up the sun.

 

Brink: I hate the sun it turns me into a lobster.

 

Hamfry: Whoa watch it dude with out the sun not a single thing on the farm would grow!

 

Brink: What do you mean?

 

Hamfry: Everything needs the sun to have life dude! Without it the crops wouldn’t grow, its like the life of a Christian if we don’t spend time soakin up the S-O-N, dude our growth as a Christian is toast.

 

Brink: How do we soak up the S-O-N?

 

Hamfry: First, we go to church faithfully so we learn about how to be more like Jesus, home biscuit.

 

Brink: Home biscuit?

 

Hamfry: Dude, then we need to dive into the Word of God, we need to read the Bible. Both will help us be more like Jesus and dat da real deal, we be soakin up the Son S-O-N dude!

 

Brink: Well Folks you heard it here…after being planted in Christ Jesus, we need to make sure to soak up the son, S-O-N. This is Brink Fretly, live down on the a-a-a-

 

Hamfry: Dude don’t even think about it!

 

(News Closing Music)

Written By:  Natasha Miller

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