Food in the Bible Activity Page
By Anna Lowell
Do your kids love to eat? I bet they do! Here’s an activity page to help get your kids talking about food in the Bible.
Father’s Day Bookmarks
By Anna Lowell
Father’s Day is coming up soon! Help your kids celebrate their dads with these masculine Father’s Day Bookmarks, featuring Bible verses that dads will love!
Continue readingFather’s Day Activity Page
By Anna Lowell
If you are looking for a fun activity for your students or your own children this Father’s Day, look no further! These printable Father’s Day Activity Pages will test your kids’ knowledge of Biblical fathers with a spaghetti maze, crossword puzzle, and word search.
Continue readingFolding Puzzle Mother’s Day Card
By Anna Lowell
Help your kids surprise their moms (or grandmas, friends, or aunts!) this Mother’s Day with a fun foldable puzzle Mother’s Day Card that opens up one layer at a time to reveal new pages and messages.
Books of New Testament Wordsearch
By Anna Lowell
Are your kids up for a challenge? Have them find the books of the New Testament in this wordsearch. When it is finished, the leftover letters will help your kids discover why John wrote the Gospel of John.
Christmas Coloring Pictures
By Anna Lowell
Coloring pages are always great to have on hand.
These super cute coloring pages are perfect for Christmas and include Bible verses in three different Bible version translations – King James Version, English Standard Version, and New International Version.
Thankful Turkey craft
By Anna Lowell
Here’s a friendly turkey who wants to help your kids be thankful. This adorable Thankful Turkey craft is easy to make and fun to play with.
Best part? He reminds us how much we have to be thankful to God for!
Thankful Leaves Bible Verse Craft
By Anna Lowell
Are you looking for a great craft idea to encourage your kids to be thankful? Try this Thankful Leaves Bible Verse Craft.
Not only are these thankful leaves super easy to make, they also turn out really cute. You may choose to print the leaves onto pretty paper (like I did in the photos) or print the leaves onto white paper and have your kids color their own.