Today we finally finished our prayer boxes. It has really been lots of fun.My prayer box is very beautiful. If you want to learn how to make one I can tell you! First get a spare shoe box that no one is using and paint it. You can see me painting my beautiful blue sky in the photo. After painting your box you have to wait until the next day for it to dry. Then you can get a sharpie and write (your name) and prayer box.
We made so many special things to share as prayer with our families like a prayer dice, clay symbols and leaves that people can write on!
My favourite part of making my prayer box is painting and sticking things on my box and inside. I love my prayer box so much but I forgot one thing to tell you that, we even chose our favourite bible verses to write on special paper.
Today when we were all finished we had to get a partner to practice with. The first thing we did was setting up our prayer table under the canopy but when I was playing with my prayer dice Mrs. Agnew called the little ones in Room 2 to come look at what we’ve done. When they came their teacher had an Ipad in her hand to take photos. After she took a photo of John and Hosea, she came to take a picture of me and my best friend Avery but as soon as she came the wind was howling and blew my prayer mat over. Sr Evalesi still said it was lovely and we said thank and when they left, Mrs. Bullot came.
I think my prayer box is something that I can keep forever and I think my family is going to love praying with me. I am excited.