Showing posts with label Bible learning game. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bible learning game. Show all posts
Thursday, April 2, 2020
Stay at Home Palm Sunday
I met a great kidmin worker who lives overseas through doing this blog. Her work is really professional. With the current COVID-19 pandemic going on, this gal, named Kate, has been making wonderful home packs for families with children. So what's in a home pack? A simple Bible lesson you can teach, some game ideas, coloring pages and always at least one craft. If you have a printer these are great. She even gives age appropriate choices in the packs, so they range from preschool through elementary. I hope you can take advantage of these and pass the word along.
Kate collaborated with a couple of other bloggers to create these. Here is the link for the one for Palm Sunday. If you go to her site, Jesus Without Language, you will find some more home packs. These are all being offered free of charge, but you can always make a donation to Kate's ministry if you want.
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
How to Play Pin the Bible
I read a banned book almost every day. In fact it is the most banned book in the world. Any guesses what it is?
If you guessed the Bible you are right.
We played a fun game in Sunday School to help our kids learn about the importance of the Bible translation and access to the Bible for Christians. It was called Pin the Bible.
Monday, March 6, 2017
Incarnational Relay Race
"If an alien in a titanium spaceship landed in New York would that be a big deal? Jesus, entirely alien from anything we know, landed on earth in Bethlehem" over 2000 years ago, and he didn't even use a spaceship. We call this the incarnation, and according to Alan Root who penned that quote, there is no bigger miracle than God visiting our planet in an earth-suit (so far anyway!).
Monday, January 9, 2017
Feeding Elijah - Part 3
This was a fun themed review game for stories about how God fed Elijah during the three and one half years of no rain in Israel. I like this review game for two reasons. First, it provides visual reinforcement of the story (God fed Elijah bread). Second, I like to have the kids do something active during a Bible lesson.
I put slices of bread in sandwich sized Ziploc bags and the kids tossed them into the hole if they answered a question right. Each kid had three tries.
I let the early arrival kids help make Elijah as a pre-session activity. They drew the face and hands (we actually let 2 of the kids trace their own hands). I had the board ready before class and then we just glued on the parts after the kids made them.
For part 1 of the Feeding Elijah lessons click here. For part 2 click here.
The idea for this game came from a Pinterest pin.
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
David, Goliath and Water Balloons
David and Goliath is a great lesson on proportion. Do we sometimes see things out of proportion? All the time. You know why? Because we leave God out of the picture. This is one of the lessons we can learn from David's response to the Goliath situation. And why not have a little
Thursday, May 26, 2016
A Good Fish Story - Jonah
Everyone knows that fishermen are likely to exaggerate the size of their latest catch, but how many fish can brag of catching a man (aside from the one in Geico's cheesy 2015 commercial)? There is no exaggeration in the size of the fish that swallowed Jonah, and there is a lot of truth in this story to swallow as well. The message in this book lends itself to drama too, a great plus for your tactile/kinesthetic learners.
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Saturday, August 8, 2015
Holly Wood Squares Review Game - Puppet Style
I saw a great review game with puppets on the I Love Kidmin Facebook page this week. So today, KidFrugal will feature our first guest post. I think it is Matthew's first blog post too. I kind of roped him into it! Here it is:
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Sword Practice with the Word of God
This was a Bible-learning activity that we did in VBS when we did Knights of God by Next Gen 4 Christ. I combined several of their ideas to create this activity.
Goal: To help children learn how to apply the Bible to real
life situations. This activity allowed them
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