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Supplies • Cardstock • Theme-related ribbon • Bags of microwave popcorn Instructions 1. Use the cardstock to make copies of the snapshot for each volunteer. 2. Attach a snapshot to a bag of microwave popcorn with the ribbon. Or attach snack-sized bags of ready-made popcorn found in the snack aisle of your local grocery store. 3. Distribute the thank you notes to your volunteers during the week of VBS to let them know how much you appreciate their service. Make copies of the tag below or download them at kidsministry101.com. Poppin’ Appreciation Carol Tomlinson is a content editor for LifeWay VBS. She enjoys serving students in her church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Let your VBS volunteers know how much you appreciate all their time and hard work with this small snapshot of thanks! ADD A TWIST! Make your own kettle corn using the recipe below. Ingredients · ¼ cup coconut oil · ¼ cup sugar Directions 1. Lay out parchment paper to pour popcorn on when it is finished popping. 2. Heat the oil and three kernels of popcorn in a pot over medium high heat. 3. When the kernels pop, add the remaining kernels and sugar. Stir vigorously. 4. Place a lid on the pot and shake the pot back and forth over the eye. Use an oven mitt to hold the lid in place and protect your hands. 5. Once the pot is full and the kernels have slowed down to only one or two popping, pour the popcorn out onto the parchment paper. 6. Sprinkle the popcorn with the salt and let cool. 7. Fill plastic snack bags with popcorn and attach each bag to a snapshot. Just POPPINin to say thanks for all you do! Just POPPINin to say thanks for all you do! · ½ cup popcorn kernels · ½ tsp. salt 28
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Page 1: Poppin’ - Kids Ministry...Poppin’ Appreciation Carol Tomlinson is a content editor for LifeWay VBS. She enoys serving students in her church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Let your

Supplies• Cardstock • Theme-related ribbon• Bags of microwave popcorn Instructions1. Use the cardstock to make copies of the snapshot for each volunteer.

2. Attach a snapshot to a bag of microwave popcorn with the ribbon. Or attach snack-sized bags of ready-made popcorn found in the snack aisle of your local grocery store.

3. Distribute the thank you notes to your volunteers during the week of VBS to let them know how much you appreciate their service. Make copies of the tag below or download them at kidsministry101.com.

Poppin’Appreciation

Carol Tomlinson is a content editor for LifeWay VBS. She enjoys serving students in her church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Let your VBS volunteers know how much you appreciate all their time and hard work with this small snapshot of thanks!

ADD A TWIST!Make your own kettle corn using the recipe below. Ingredients· ¼ cup coconut oil· ¼ cup sugar Directions1. Lay out parchment paper to pour popcorn on when it is finished popping.

2. Heat the oil and three kernels of popcorn in a pot over medium high heat.

3. When the kernels pop, add the remaining kernels and sugar. Stir vigorously.

4. Place a lid on the pot and shake the pot back and forth over the eye. Use an oven mitt to hold the lid in place and protect your hands.

5. Once the pot is full and the kernels have slowed down to only one or two popping, pour the popcorn out onto the parchment paper.

6. Sprinkle the popcorn with the salt and let cool.

7. Fill plastic snack bags with popcorn and attach each bag to a snapshot.

Just POPPIN’ in to say thanks for all you do!

Just POPPIN’ in to say thanks for all you do!

· ½ cup popcorn kernels· ½ tsp. salt

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