Punch Out Singing Board
 

Version #1:  Make a poster board with 6-9 cut-out circles, put tissue paper over the circles, and anything you want behind the circles (at New Years I put bells behind the circles that "jingled"--we said we were "ringing in the New Year", for On a Golden Springtime, you could put suns behind them with phrases to the song/questions/etc.). To decorate the poster board, you just put words like "bam" "kaboom" etc. under each circle. Then to use the poster, the kids punch through the circles to get what is on the other side. It is thin, but actually held up okay--I just had to have a teacher help me hold it when the kids punched (one of us on each side).

Version #2:  My Senior primary kids love this! Take two large sheets of poster board and glue them together, long end to long end, making one large square shaped poster board. Tracing around a large saucer with a pencil, draw twelve circles on the poster board. With an exacto knife, cut out the circles. On the back of each circular hole, tape a piece of wax paper using masking tape. (Pull the wax paper tight or it will not work very well.) YOU MUST USE A SEPARATE SHEET OF WAX PAPER FOR EVERY CIRCLE! Do not overlap. After every hole is covered, place a strip of paper with a song name on it in each of twelve plastic grocery bags. Tape the rim only of the grocery bag around the opening of the circle. Now, turn the board over and you should see wax covered circles for your reverent kids to punch through and pull out the song. (Bonnie Grizzle)