Bible Talk Puppet Skits

Do your students love the Bible? Do they read it regularly and care for it properly? Maybe that's one of your greatest challenges. I've noticed what I feed grows. If I want to have cats, you put out cat food. If you want children to love the Bible then make it a priority in your class. There are so many ways you can do that. One way is with a Bible puppet that comes to your class regularly. Let your Bible talk for himself. With these puppet skits your kids will see the importance of regular Bible reading. Bible Talk is more than just another skit book. It has great ideas for using a Bible Puppet and 19 short puppet skits.  All the puppet skits in this puppet skit book can be done with a Bible and a duck puppet. Click here to see a list of the skits.

Order the CD with the puppet skits pre-recorded to make it even easier for your puppeteers. They won't have to develop a voice or try to concentrate on reading their lines. This means they can really concentrate on manipulating that puppet. All the skits can be done with a Bible puppet and a little duck puppet. See a sample skit below. Click here to hear a skit from excerpt from the Bible Talk CD

GOD IS TALKING 

 

Theme: The Bible is God talking to you. Puppets: Bible & Quacker 

  Bible: Isn't this a great day? This is the day the Lord hath made.

  Quacker: Quack, hey, mister, you look like a Bible with eyes.

  Bible: The better to see you with my dear.

  Quacker: Wow, you have a mouth, too.

Bible: The better to. . . .

  Quacker: This is beginning to sound like "Little Red Riding Hood". Quack, are you going to eat me?

  Bible: Of course not. I'm going to tell you about the most important book in the world.  

Quacker: A comic book, quack?

  Bible: No, not a comic book.

  Quacker: I know, quack, a baseball card book!?

  Bible: No . . .

  Quacker: I got it this time, quack, a video game book?!  

Bible: NO! The Bible. I want to tell you about the Bible.

  Quacker: Quack, that makes sense, quack, a Bible talking about the Bible. You say the Bible is the, quack, MOST important book.  

Bible: That's right. It's most important because the Bible is God talking to mankind.

  Quacker: You mean, quack, God wrote the Bible.

  Bible: Not exactly. He didn't write it, but He told men what to say. They wrote what God told them to write. That's what people mean when they say it was inspired by God.

  Quacker: Quack, why did God want to talk to people?

  Bible: Because He loves them so much. The Bible tells folks about God's great love and how they can become His children.

  Quacker: Quack! That sounds great!

  Bible: It is great. Come on I'll show you! (They both exit.)  

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 Click here to hear a skit from excerpt from the Bible Talk CD

 Skit recorded on CD & Puppet Skit Book $12.99 Product # SBTCD

 

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