The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, is celebrated on the last Sunday in Ordinary Time. This feast is sometimes called Solemnity of Christ the King. Celebrate with your students by making these festive crowns and reminding your students that Jesus Christ is truly the king of all things.
Supplies Needed:
- Free Crown printable
- Hole Punch
- Yarn or elastic
- Glitter glue, stickers, rhinestones, glitter, etc. (optional for decorating)
- Scissors
- Glue
- Crayons/colored pencils/markers
To Create:
In teaching about this feast day, students should know and understand that Jesus is the King of the Universe, meaning he is above nations, communities, families and individuals. This craft can be used to teach this concept for the first time, or to serve as a reminder to students.
Before students create and decorate their crowns, have them color the circle pictures on the second page of the download. The pictures represent some of the things that Jesus is the King of – individuals, families, communities, nations, the universe.
Once the circle pictures are colored, have students cut them out. Then they will match them to the words on the crown. If you want, they can just glue the picture right on top of the words. They could also just glue the top of the circle so that the picture could be lifted like a flap so students can still reference the word and the picture.
After the circle pictures are matched and glued, it is time to color and decorate.
Have students use their crowns to share what they’ve learned about Jesus with others and to celebrate this feast day in style!