So many people have loved these themed sword drill games and Bible lessons for kids, that I had to make another one! The theme for this sword drill is “prayer”. What is a Sword Drill? If you are a new visitor, let me introduce to you…. a sword drill. We as Christians can refer to …
Themed Bible Sword Drill Game and Lesson: Number Three. Prayer Read More »
Can your kids find the Bible verses fast and then guess the topic that all the verses have in common? With this free, printable sword drill, your kids will get plenty of practice finding references in their Bibles. When all the sword drill Bible verses have been found, your kids will find out that the …
Themed Bible Sword Drill Game and Lesson: Number Two. Love Read More »
Can your kids find the Bible verses fast and then guess the theme of this sword drill game? Teacher Bible lesson included.
Homeschooling high school age children can be hard. Believe me, I know. Sometimes certain subjects are just way over my head. For some people, teaching a Bible lesson to high schoolers can be very intimidating. I mean, what if they ask a question you don’t know the answer to? But you know Bible class is …
Candy Cane Lesson and Craft Ideas Have you heard all the different things a candy cane represents? One year at my church, we put together a child’s Christmas program with the main element being large candy cane yard decorations. Each child held their large candy cane a certain way and then recited their section. It …
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Has your child ever had an “A-Ha!”moment? I know that my kids have, especially with math lessons. It always warmed my heart to see that they were grasping and understanding important information. Has your child ever had an “A-Ha!” moment with a Bible lesson? I know that kids in Sunday school, children’s church, Christian youth …
Bible Basics: Follow God’s People Through the Bible in Chronological Order Read More »
Did you know that the books of the Bible are not placed in chronological order? Knowing the layout of the Bible books will make studying God’s Word so much easier for your child. This free, 13-page, kid-friendly lesson (with assessment questions at the end), will give you and your child a resource to come back …
Can you relate to this story? You tell your kids it’s time to read their Bible, they sit there for two minutes and read and then they say their done. You politely ask them what they read about, and they say, “I don’t know”. You know that Bible reading and Bible study should be more …
One of the first things in getting your child used to his/her Bible, is getting them used to reading the Bible names and finding where they are located. A fun way to learn is the best way to go, and with this activity you can let your child practice independently. Print off the books of …
Popsicle Stick Activity: Help your Child Learn the Books of the Bible Read More »
The outdoor scavenger hunt is now here! Your kids will love finding the references in their Bible to identify the next object to find. Give each child or team a bag, camera, and the list, and let them go. The first team to find their required objects, wins! Click here, outdoor scavenger hunt, to obtain …
Your free, printable indoor scavenger hunt list will have your kids eager to practice looking in their Bibles for the next object to find around the house. Give them a bag, camera, and the list, and let them go! Divide your list and your kids into teams, and see which team collects the photos or objects first. …
What is the name of the Sea that Moses crossed with the Israelites, when they left Egypt? The correct answer is… the Red Sea. What weapon did Jael use to kill Sisera, the captain of the Canaanite army, during the time of the judges? A tent peg What was the present that Jacob gave to …
Bible Trivia: Start Your Homeschool Day the Fun Way Read More »