
Nativity Manger
Baby Jesus wrapped in cloth lying in a hay-filled manger.
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The life of Jesus runs through these 12 pages in order.

Baby Jesus wrapped in cloth lying in a hay-filled manger.

Three crowned wise men riding camels in a procession across desert dunes.

A bright eight-pointed star sending long rays down over a small stable with a thatched roof, wooden beams, and gentle hills outlined in the background.

A gentle shepherd in a long robe cradling a small lamb in his arms while holding a tall wooden staff.

A robed figure standing with arms outstretched and a large wicker basket overflowing with bread loaves and fish.

A robed figure standing on wave-lined water with arms outstretched.

A central robed figure seated at the head of a long table, surrounded by disciples wearing simple robes.

A pair of folded hands resting together on top of an open Bible set on a wooden stand.

Four smiling children holding tall palm branches greeting Jesus as he rides a small donkey toward them, a scene inspired by the Palm Sunday celebration.

A tall wooden cross standing upright, wrapped in large open lily blossoms along its arms and base with buds and leaves completing the arrangement.

An angel kneeling at the entrance of an open cave tomb, the large round stone rolled to the side.

A gentle fluffy lamb resting at the base of a tall standing cross with a large flowing fabric banner draped across the crossbar and Easter.
Baby Jesus lies wrapped in cloth in a hay-filled manger, a star sends long rays down on a small thatched stable, and three crowned wise men ride camels across desert dunes.
The teaching years follow: the Good Shepherd cradles a small lamb, a robed figure stands over a basket of bread and fish in Jesus Feeding 5000, and he walks on wave-lined water with arms outstretched. The Last Supper shows a figure at the head of a long table surrounded by disciples, and four children wave palm branches as he rides a donkey on Palm Sunday. The Easter pages end the story with a wooden cross wrapped in lilies, a lamb at the base of a cross with a banner, and an angel kneeling at the open tomb with the stone rolled aside. The Lord's Prayer page shows folded hands on an open Bible.
The lamb, the manger and the cross have simple shapes for ages 3 to 5. The Last Supper has the most figures and suits ages 7 and up.
In Luke 2 and Matthew 1 and 2. Luke tells about the shepherds and the manger, and Matthew tells about the wise men and the star.
Jesus compares himself to a shepherd who cares for his sheep and knows each one. You can find it in John 10.
It's the Sunday before Easter, when Jesus rode into Jerusalem and crowds waved palm branches. The Easter Palm Sunday Kids design shows children joining in.
Jesus ate a Passover meal with his twelve apostles and shared bread and wine. Many churches remember it in Holy Communion.
Five loaves of bread and two fish, which a boy had brought. The Bible says everyone ate and there were baskets left over.
On Easter morning, an angel told the women who came to the tomb that Jesus had risen. The Easter Empty Tomb Angel design shows that moment.
Jesus is called the Lamb of God, so a lamb with a banner or cross stands for him. The Easter Lamb with Cross is a quiet, easy one to start with.