Then she reached under the piano bench and pulled out a blanket that was rolled into a loose donut shape, "Can you guess it now?" She asked us all with excitement twinkling in her eyes. Lily guessed that it represented a manger. Amara was thrilled she guessed it right. Then she took each of the items from her pile on the piano bench and handed them out to each person, giving them a role to play in the nativity. Lily was Mary, with a doll sleeping bag for a headdress. Baby Jesus was represented by a teddy bear wrapped in a pillowcase.
Stephen was handed a big grey blanket with the role of donkey. Grandma was given a stick horse to help her play a wise man. I was given a bright green blanket with a hoodie which I was to wear to be the star, and Amara took the scarf to play Joseph.
The actual role play probably took exactly 1 minute and 34 seconds to reenact, and when it was all done, Amara took a mini angel from our Christmas tree and sang out in a high-pitched "LAAAAAA!" Then it was over. We said a prayer and had chocolate instant pudding for dessert.
It was another successful and fun family night!
1 comment:
Amazing wonderful Amara! Nice home evening plan too. Good preparation. Love, Grandma
what was the video? I could not see it.
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