If you'd like to craft an offering box like the one above, go to your local craft store and look in the section with all the
little unfinished wooden things. You can get a little wooden or paper
box to make your offering box. (You can get them for about $1 each).
Just cut a slit in the top for money, and then let your child decorate
it. They could decorate with paint, glitter glue, and stickers, or you
could even decoupage on some tissue paper. Whatever you want!The kids in mypreschool co-op made these, and it's an adorable Lenten craft.
Alternately, you could make these church banks we crafted
from milk cartons. My daughter loves taking hers
to mass to empty into the collection basket!
Also, I just love this giving bank from Ben and Me
with this Mother Teresa quote on it! Such a great idea!
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