| In the parable of the Vineyard owner’s Two Sons the key idea is changing your mind. Visually a yes and no can be easily expressed through a thumbs up or thumbs down and that’s what this craft captures. It’s a really easy craft and you get a nice prop that the kid can use – the prototype came in quite handy for video calls! |  |
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To make this craft you will need the 1 page template printout, some glue, some thick card or craft foam and a tongue depressor (though any flat stick like a popsicle stick would work). Please note in the photo’s I have coloured hands, this is only for to show up better in photographs. 
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Roughly cut your four template pieces and lightly stick onto your thick card of craft foam. |
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Cut out all four shapes, don’t worry if the template buckles on soft materials as we’ll be removing it. |
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Peel back the template layers. |
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Stick the finger ends to one of the two hands. |
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Stick the last piece to the other hand making sure the thumb is pointing in the opposite direction. |
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Add glue to one blank side of a hand and position the stick in place. Add more glue to the stick before adding the second hand. |
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your creation is finished. How many questions can you answer without saying a word? |
