Zacchaeus (Luke 19) | Craft

 
I will be using the tree template printout, but you can draw your own if you would rather. Mine can be found by clicking on the image. be prepared to put in some time with the craft knife as it can be a slow job to cut out all the trees for a large group.
 

You will need scissors, scalpel (optional), thick card, pencil, craft glue or double sided tape, printout, printout or wooden shape of Zacchaeus, and green tissue paper.

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Zacchaeus (Luke 19) | Character Images

 

Here are the images you need for the hero’s attributes linked to Zacchaeus (Luke 19)- (English and Serbian)
Each hero’s page set contains a high quality graphic of the character, a take home bible card and a colouring page.
 
The images are displayed small here, click on the image you wish to have, then save the image that loads.
(Please note : these images have no watermark but are not copyright free, they are only intended for classroom use)
 

English

 

card-English

 

Serbian

 

card-Serbian

 

German

 

card-German

Zacchaeus (Luke 19) | Worksheet

 

This could be used as a discussion starter, a game, a craft or a worksheet. Jesus helped Zacchaeus to see the word differently, and that’s what this activity is all about. It’s diversity of uses means I could have placed it in many sections but as there is no worksheet I’ve placed it here in ‘Direct’.
 

You will need:

transparent red plastic
glasses pattern
thin ribbon, elastic or string
printout of tree
craft glue
double sided tape or a stapler.

Red transparent plastic is not difficult to source, but may take a specialised trip. I found the best thing to use can be found in stationary shops as protective covers for binding documents, they are reasonably priced and sturdy for cutting. Alternativly, try sheets or a roll used for wrapping food goods, wrapping for presents, and individual chocolate wrappers. The thing to be mindful of is that they are transparent and not Translucent or you won’t be able to see through the glasses.

 
This is a colour exclusion exercise. Jesus didn’t make the world round Zacchaeus change, nor did he heal him of his bad vision, rather he made him see that different things matter. The glasses will dull all red objects and make green objects stand out more. The image of the tree is covered in red, pink, and orange pictures, but with the glasses on only the green objects will stand out.
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Zakej (Luka 19) | Srpski

 
SrpskiAko zelite PDF za predavace kliknite OVDE

Glavni Pasus: Luka 19

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Da li ikad pozelite da ste vislji, zamislite koliko biste vise videli?Biblija nam govori pricu o coveku koji je zeleo da je visok, njegovo ime je bilo zakej, i on je nas biblijski heroj za danas.

Zakej je imao veliki posao za malog coveka. Zakej je skupljao porez od ljudi da bi ga slao imperatoru. On bi isao po kucama sa svojim spisima i skupljao gomile novca. Ljudi su morali da mu daju novac za imperatora ili bi bili u velikoj nevolji. Kad je Zakej zeleo nesto novo on bi naplatio ljudima veci porez i zadrzao novac za sebe. To je znacilp da je Zakej imao lepu kuci i gomilu lepih stvari, ali nije imao prijatelje sa kojima bi ih delio. Jedini ljudi kojima se Zakej svidjao su bili drugi skupljaci poreza, ali ni oni nisu bili dobri ljudi.

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Zacchaeus (Luke 19) | Story

 
SrpskiIf you want the teacher sheet then click HERE

Zachaeus is today’s Bible hero because he shows us different sight.

Essential Teachers notes:
Sight in this card is simply about seeing, it’s not about future predictions.
Main Passage: Luke 19

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Do you ever wish you were taller, imagine how much more you would see? The bible tells the story of a man who wished he was tall, his name was Zacchaeus, and he’s our bible hero for today.

Zacchaeus had a big job for a small man. Zachaeus collected tax from the people to send to the emperor. He would go round the houses with his scrolls and collect lots of money. People had to give Zacchaeua money for the emperor or they would get into trouble. When Zacchaeus wanted anything new he would charge people extra taxes and keep the money himself. It meant Zacchaeus had a nice house and lots of beautiful things, but he had no friends to share them with. The only people who liked Zacchaeus were the other tax collectors, and they weren’t very nice people either.
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