Spot the Differences Bible Activities

Spot the differences activities are great fun for kids and help children develop important skills while they review key elements of the Bible story. And, they're good for both readers and non-readers! These spot the differences activities highlight various Bible stories and situations. Each activity is completely free, is printable on standard paper, and comes with a key to make it easy for you as a parent or teacher to know if all of the differences have been found. Enjoy!

Abraham Shared with Lot Spot the Differences

At least 13 differences exist between these two pictures of Abraham and Lot surveying the land before them. Let your kids try to find all of them!

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God Guided Abraham Spot the Differences

Let your kids have a chance to spot the differences that exist between these two pictures showing Abraham’s move away from his homeland to the place God would show him.

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Joseph Helped the King Spot the Differences

In this find the differences puzzle, there are 10 subtle differences between two images. Let your kids have a chance to find them!

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God Was with Joseph Spot the Differences

This find the differences puzzle highlights the story of Joseph’s years in Egypt before becoming Pharaoh’s second-in-command. God is faithful, isn’t He? This story shows that He is indeed faithful, and we can trust Him.

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God Sent a Great Flood Spot the Differences

Pull out the markers and get ready to find 11 differences between these two pictures of animals stepping aboard the ark just before the flood comes. This is a great Bible exercise and will remind children that God is a gracious God even while judging sin.

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God Guided Noah Spot the Differences

Noah and his sons built the ark in obedience to God’s command—and Noah and His family were saved during the devastating Genesis flood. This spot the differences puzzle is a great reminder of the fact that the appropriate response to God’s grace is faith and obedience.

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