Customize Your Programs With How-To Ideas for School and Beyond-Help!! My program is in 2 weeks and I have no idea what to do for costumes! From dinosaurs to decorating tee shirts take the worry out of planning with over 180 costume ideas from veteran music teacher Janet Edewaard. Attachwhite spots to a black sweat suit add a black painted nose and a cone-shaped straw hat with ears glued to the outside . . . a Panda Bear! Learn how you can become a Triceratops with three painted Styrofoam cones and a baseballcap! Some costumes are easy to create; others are a bit more complicated and no sewing required! Start with these ideas and adjust where necessary. For your convenience the costumes are presented in the following categories:underwater creatures period costumes costumes around the world historical figures insects fairy tale characters circus costumes birds forest animals bears nuts dinosaurs dogs decorating tee shirts and more! It'scurtain time so have a great show!

The infamous census of the ages has made Bethlehem a busy and crowded spot, and there are some guests at a local inn who aren't very happy. F. W. Woolworth (a rich wool salesman), and Rock Starling (a hip star singer), among others, have made it clear they want no part of the 'lower class' staying at the inn (or otherwise). By the end of this 20-minute, easy-to-prepare and present musical, we learn that Jesus came for everyone, and that because of Him, we're all included in God's Kingdom. For grades K--6. / Choeur