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Encountering a violent storm on the sea, the disciples called on Jesus to help them. He had been sleeping, but He calmed the storm instantly and asked, "Where is your faith?" These Jesus calmed a storm activities will help children learn about this event, and see they can trust that Jesus has the power to do whatever He knows is best.

This Old Testament Bible story we call A Room for Elisha reveals how God cared for the needs of His servant Elisha through a Shunammite couple, and how Elisha showed his gratitude for the generosity they extended to him. This story and its Bible activities can help teach children concepts such as generosity, service, and gratitude.

God promised Abraham that he would have a son. God kept His promise, of course—but Abraham and Sarah had to wait many years before Isaac was born and they saw the fulfillment of God's promise. Still, God's timing is perfect. These Abraham and Isaac Bible activities celebrate Isaac's long-awaited arrival and God's faithfulness to Abraham and Sarah.

The land to which God had called Abraham no longer could support the families and herds of both Abraham and Lot. Even though Abraham was older than Lot and could have claimed the land he wanted, Abraham graciously allowed Lot to choose where he wanted to settle. These activities will highlight the time when Abraham shared with Lot.

God had asked Abraham to move to a strange land and live a life of faith. Abraham was consistently obedient to God's direction and showed how trusting in God is always the best way, even when it is difficult. These Abraham Trusted God activities will help remind children that, just like Abraham, they can also trust God to be faithful to His promises.

Abraham was a man of great faith, but Abraham's faith was tested and most demonstrated when God called him to sacrifice his son, Isaac. These Abraham Was Called to Sacrifice Isaac Bible activities for children are about the story of Abraham being tested by God and will help kids understand God's power and His provision when we trust and obey Him.

God made Adam and Eve. They were the first humans ever to live. They lived in a good world with everything they needed until they doubted God and disobeyed Him. These Adam and Eve Bible activities highlight their creation, their sin and its consequences, and God's great redemptive love for them, even after they had disobeyed Him.

Adam and Eve lived in a "good" world until they disobeyed God. God had provided everything they needed, but they doubted His goodness and chose to trust a tree to give them what they needed. These Adam and Eve Sinned Bible activities highlight their sin and its consequences, as well as God's love for them, even after they'd done wrong.

According to Genesis 1:26-28, God created Adam and Eve and gave them the assignment to rule over His creation. These Adam and Eve Were Called to Rule Bible activities will help children see that God has called His people to rule creation as God's representatives. These activities will encourage kids to seek God’s purpose for their lives.

Joseph was betrothed to Mary, but assumed she had been unfaithful when she became pregnant. An angel visited Joseph to tell him the child would be the Son of God and he (Joseph) should take Mary as his wife. The Angel Spoke to Joseph Bible activities below related to Joseph's visit from an angel.

The early church, as seen in the Book of Acts, was a special group of people who can set the example for all believers today. These Believers in the Early Church Bible activities for children will help kids see that Christians in the early church loved one another and ministered to one another in the name of Jesus.

Jesus showed at an early age that He was becoming aware of His identity as the Messiah. Even at the age of 12 He was able to talk with the teachers in the temple. This event shows His early familiarity with the Scriptures and that He understood the temple to be His "father's house." These Boy Jesus in the Temple Bible activities are about this event.

According to Genesis 4, when God found Abel's sacrifice acceptable but rejected Cain's sacrifice (for reasons not given in the text), Cain became angry and killed Abel, his brother. Cain's sin revealed that the sin of his parents, Adam and Eve, was now growing beyond them in its reach and intensity. These Cain and Abel Bible activities for children will help kids learn about this story and see how sin was spreading within Adam and Eve's children. Sin and evil are powerful and in each of us. Sin always hurts other people and invariably leads to sadness and separation from God.

We celebrate Christmas as one of the greatest events in history and rightly so. In this baby rests the hopes of all people. Baby Jesus is our Savior, our King, and the promised Messiah of the Old Testament. Here are some free, printable Christmas Bible activities to help you teach children about the importance of this amazing event.

Even young children can understand that God created the world and everything in it, including people. This is an important lesson for kids as it helps them understand that God made us with purpose. We are not accidents! These Creation Bible Activities will help underscore these important truths for kids.

The life of Daniel in the Old Testament teaches faith and courage. The story of Daniel in the Lion's Den is a popular story that kids enjoy. While living in Babylon, evil people plotted against Daniel and had him thrown to the lions because he prayed to the true God.  These free, printable Bible activity pages will help your kids learn about Daniel.

The story of David and Goliath is a story of God's triumph over His enemies through unlikely means. David was just a boy, but he had learned in the fields to trust God and to know that God would deliver him. Kids love this story and can learn through these free activities that God can conquer any enemy.

The story of David and Jonathan is a story of enduring friendship even when life challenges that friendship. These David and Jonathan Bible activities can help children to understand the importance of friendship and how to be a good friend to others, even when circumstances may make that difficult to do.

The story of David and Mephibosheth (Jonathan's son) brings to life for kids the concepts of mercy, forgiveness and unconditional love. David showed mercy when other kings would want to kill Mephibosheth. These free, printable David and Mephibosheth Bible activities will help children learn this story and the example of mercy that King David showed.

Before David slew Goliath and, ultimately, became the King of Israel, he was an unknown shepherd boy. But it was in the fields that David learned to trust God and understand that God is a powerful God who cares for His people. These David Was a Shepherd Boy activities will encourage kids to think about the time when David was tending sheep in the fields.

David was called as king of Israel long before the people of Israel even knew who he was. David was still a shepherd boy when he was anointed by Samuel to be the king. The story of David's calling helps young children understand how God has a plan for each person even if we think we are unimportant.

The resurrection of Jesus confirmed that He truly is the long-awaited Messiah of the Old Testament, the Son of God (Rom. 1:4). It also means that He is still alive today. Helping children understand the importance of Jesus' resurrection is essential to biblical faith. These Easter activities can help kids understand and remember the real meaning of Easter.

The story of Elijah praying for rain can be a wonderful and dramatic introduction to biblical miracles for children. Elijah prayed for rain and God made it rain! This story and these activities can help kids remember that the God of the Bible is a powerful God of great miracles that point people to Him.

God's love has never been limited to just the Hebrew people. From the very beginning, God desired to use His people, Israel, to bring redemption to all people. The story of Naaman being healed illustrates this important truth for kids. These Elisha Healed Naaman activities will help kids understand that God loves all people.

Queen Esther is a figure of courage and faith in the Bible. While her people, the Jews, were living in Babylon, wicked men plotted against them. Esther approached the king and was able to save her people. These Esther and the King activities will help kids learn about this brave Jewish woman.

The story of Ezra and the Law and these accompanying activities can illustrate to your kids how reading God's Word has always been important for God's people. This story gives children an opportunity to discuss how the way people read God's Word may have changed through history, but God's Word never changes.

The Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and announced that she would have a special baby—Jesus, God's Son! These Gabriel Visited Mary Bible activities highlight for kids that special visit and Jesus' miraculous birth. How happy Mary must have been and how wonderful that we and children can celebrate that miraculous birth!

Hannah prayed for a son and God gave her a baby she named Samuel. He became a great prophet. God would use Hannah and her son to accomplish His purposes in Israel. These God Answered Hannah's Prayer Bible activities will help kids learn this story and see how God used Hannah's circumstances to accomplish His will.

The Lord spoke to Abraham and told him to move from his homeland to a new land. God promised to make of him a great nation. Abraham trusted God, obeyed, and God blessed him. These God Guided Abraham Bible activities for kids highlight Abraham's moving out in faith, as well as the guidance that God provided.

After God delivered the Hebrew people (Israel) from slavery in Egypt, He brought them to Mt. Sinai where He entered into a covenant relationship with the people and gave them a large set of laws that would govern how they were to live before Him and one another. Core to this larger set of laws was a shorter list that we now call the Ten Commandments. These 10 Commandments provide a wonderful framework for kids (and adults also) to understand the Lord's expectations for all people. The activities listed below highlight the encounter in which God gave Moses the tablets containing the Ten Commandments.

"Build an Ark," God told Noah. "I am going to destroy the earth with a flood, but you and your family will be safe in the ark." Noah obeyed God, and God guided him every step of the way. These Bible activities for children highlight God's call to Noah and his obedience.

God had called Joshua to take the Promised Land, but there was one small problem. The Jordan River stood between the Promised Land and the people of God. But no obstacle is too great for God. In an amazing demonstration of HIs power and in a way much like the parting of the Red Sea, God held back the Jordan River so the people could cross on dry land and thus begin the long-awaited conquest of the Promised Land.

The story of Deborah as a Judge is one of the few stories in the Bible which features female leadership and is a wonderful example of how God can use any one who wants to be His servant. These free, printable Deborah the Judge Bible activities will help you introduce children to this special leader.

God used Gideon to free Israel from their enemies. Gideon didn’t think God could use him, but God did. These Bible activities for kids will help children understand that God can use weak people and give them courage to accomplish great things.

God had given Samson great strength which Samson used to defeat Israel's enemies. But when Samson acted foolishly he lost God's strength. These Bible activities for children will help kids learn about Samson and how God restored his strength in a final dramatic event.

Facing the Red Sea on one side and the Egyptian army on the other, the Israelites had no possible way of escape. Yet God specializes in doing the impossible. Moses stretched out his hand over the sea, and God parted its waters. His people walked right through on dry ground. The following activities highlight this important event in Bible history.

These God Made People Bible activities celebrate God's creation of the first man and the first woman, Adam and Eve. The activities listed here also underscore the fact that people were created in the image of God and are, therefore, unique and more valuable to God than all other aspects of creation.

God created all the animals, including fish, birds, and land animals. The animal kingdom shows how imaginative and creative God is—and how awesome! These Bible lesson activities feature God's creation of the animal kingdom and further reveal the wonderfully balanced ecosystem He created for us to live in.

God made all the plants, including flowers, vegetable plants, fruit plants, and all the trees. These Bible activities feature the plant creation that came into being as a result of God's work. The activities underscore the fact that creation is an expression of God's love for us as He prepared a wonderful home in which we could live.

God delivered the Hebrew people from Egyptian slavery in powerful and dramatic ways. When God parted the Red Sea the Hebrew people crossed on dry land. From this point forward the Egyptians would not be a threat. These God Parted the Red Sea Bible activities are about this defining event.

When Moses was born, his life was at risk—but God made sure Moses not only survived, but also grew up in Egypt's palace. This story underscores God's ability to accomplish His purposes in all circumstances. These Bible lesson activities highlight God's protection of Moses as an infant.

Having regretted that He had created humanity because of all the sin and violence in the world, God sent a flood to destroy life on the earth. Noah, his family, and the animals, however, remained safe in the ark that God told Noah to build. These Bible lesson activity pages highlight both the flood and the ark's safety. God is a righteous, but also gracious, God.

God sent Moses to Pharaoh to demand that the king of Egypt let the Hebrews go, but Pharaoh was stubborn and refused. God therefore demonstrated His power on the Israelites' behalf. These Bible activities highlight the plague in which frogs infested Egypt.

God spoke to Moses from a burning bush and told him he was to go to the Egyptian Pharaoh and tell him to release God's people, the Hebrew slaves. Moses was reluctant, but God's call was clear. These Bible lesson activities are about that important event in the Old Testament, in Moses' life, and in Israel's history.

When Samuel was a boy, he was serving in the place of worship for God's people. One night God spoke to Samuel. These activities will help children understand that God still speaks to people today, primarily through the Bible.

God had called Joshua to take the Promised Land, but there was one small problem. The Jordan River stood between the Promised Land and the people of God. In an amazing demonstration of His power, God stopped the Jordan River so the people could cross on dry land and thus begin the long-awaited conquest of the Promised Land.

Even though Joseph had been unfairly sold into slavery by his brothers, God blessed him in everything he did. Even in a prison in Egypt, God allowed Joseph to become a trusted leader. It would lead to his becoming a leader in Egypt and the world. These Bible lesson activities are about Joseph's faithfulness to the Lord in a foreign land.

In Exodus 1, we learn about Joseph's death and what happened next. The Egyptians made the Hebrew people slaves, and their lives were bitter and hard. This story and the activities below will help kids see that God has a plan in spite of harsh circumstances and is always with us. Children will learn that while Israel’s slavery was real, it is also a picture of the slavery all people suffer to sin.

According to Deuteronomy 8:2-6, when it was time to conquer the promised land, the people doubted God, so He caused them to wander in the wilderness for 40 years until the faithless generation died off. These free Bible activities will help children learn about the importance of trusting the Lord.

Although he still was childless, Abraham was reassured by God that his descendants would be as numerous as the stars in the sky. These Bible lesson activities highlight the encounter God had with Abraham in which the Lord made this wonderful promise.

After the flood, Noah, his family, and the animals emerged from the ark; and Noah worshiped God. God promised Noah He never again would destroy the earth with a flood, and He placed a rainbow in the sky as a symbol of His promise. The Bible lesson activities below feature God's promise.

Although the Bible tells a major part of God's story, the biblical story continues to unfold today. The Bible activities below can be used to help children learn the six elements of the biblical story. In Deuteronomy 4:9, God commands us to teach His story to successive generations. These activities can help you do that.

The story of Jesus’ crucifixion is arguably the most important story in the Bible, and all of history for that matter. Today we remember and even celebrate the event as “Good Friday.” It was a horrible day for Jesus and His disciples, but it was the day Jesus secured forgiveness for us. These Good Friday Bible activities are about Jesus' crucifixion.

Hannah promised God that if He were to give her a son, she would give him back to God to serve Him. God heard Hannah's prayer and gave her a son, whom she named Samuel. These Hannah Prayed for a Son Bible activities can help kids learn that God still hears our prayer today, even if He doesn't always respond as we'd like.

This is not a "story," but the concept of honoring our parents is clearly taught in the Bible and affirmed by writers like Paul in the New Testament. These Honor Your Parents Bible activities are great for occasions like Mother's Day and Father's Day and will encourage kids to honor their parents appropriately every day and not just once a year.

In Isaiah 6, Isaiah recorded his call by God to be a prophet to His people. In verse 3 Isaiah wrote what has become one of the great declarations of God's people through the centuries; Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of Hosts! Kids can use these Isaiah Declared God's Holiness activities to develop a greater appreciation for God's great holiness.

In 1 Samuel 8-10, we read that the leaders in Israel went to Samuel and demanded a king. This meant the people were rejecting God as their King. This made Samuel sad, but God told him to make Saul the king. These Israel Rejected God as Their King Bible activities are about this important event in Israel's history.

In Genesis 27, we learn that Jacob deceived his father, Isaac, in order to steal Esau’s blessing. In this story, children will learn that everyone in Jacob’s family sinned, but God was still able to redeem their story. These Jacob Deceived Isaac Bible activities are about this important story in Israel's history.

Nicodemus, an important religious leader, came to Jesus by night to talk to him about spiritual things. Jesus told Nicodemus that to receive eternal life, a person must be born spiritually. These Bible lesson activities highlight that important conversation in Jesus' ministry.

When Jesus' disciples tried to turn away young children and their parents from spending time with him, Jesus rebuked His disciples. He welcomed the children and spent time with them because he loved them. These Bible lesson activities are about this important event in Jesus' ministry.

Soon after Jesus died, was raised from the dead, and ascended back to the Father, He used Peter to preach the good news about Himself. People responded, and the church was born. These Bible activities highlight the church's birthday at the Day of Pentecost.

In Mark 5:21-43, Jesus restored a little girl who was thought to be dead. Of course, her parents were amazed and overjoyed. With this miracle, Jesus proved He had power over life and death. The miracle not only encouraged the little girl's family; it encourages us today as well.

Encountering a violent storm on the sea, the disciples called on Jesus to help them. He had been sleeping, but He calmed the storm instantly and asked, "Where is your faith?" The activities below will help children learn about the event, and see that they can trust Jesus no matter what their circumstances.

An important miracle in Jesus' ministry occurred when He fed a crowd of thousands, including 5,000 men, with five loaves of bread and two fish. These Bible lesson activities for children showcase that miracle. Jesus truly was—and is—God's Son!

In Luke 17:11-19, 10 men asked Jesus to heal them. He told them to go show themselves to the priest as the Old Testament directed, and on their way, they were healed. They all were pleased, but just one man returned to give Jesus thanks—and this man was a Samaritan. The lesson activities below highlight this important event in Jesus' ministry.

In John 9:1-7, we find a story of Jesus healing a man who was born blind. In addition to demonstrating Jesus’ miraculous ability to heal any kind of physical ailment, this story reveals that physical illnesses are not always the result of sin, as people often assumed in Jesus’ day. These activities can be used in a Sunday School, classroom, or homeschool setting.

When Jesus saw the faith of a paralytic and his friends who had brought him to be healed, Jesus forgave the man and healed him. The Bible lesson activities below highlight this true story from Mark 2:1-11.

Did Jesus have to be physically present with someone to heal him or her? No. When He healed a royal official's son in John 4:46-54, He was in Cana and the sick boy was in Capernaum, about 20 miles away. These lesson activity pages highlight this miracle, which proved Jesus had absolute power over sickness, even from a distance.

In Luke 13:10-17, Jesus healed a woman who had been bent over for 18 years. A synagogue leader was upset that Jesus had performed the miracle on the Sabbath, but Jesus corrected him, letting him know that it was right for Him to heal a "daughter of Abraham" when He did. These Bible lesson activities highlight this event in Jesus' ministry.

Jesus' many miracles, including the many people he healed, demonstrated that He was the Son of God and that He had power to reverse the impact of the fall in Genesis 3. By healing people Jesus showed He was the Messiah and was inaugurating God's kingdom.

No one was expecting Jesus to be resurrected after the horrible death He had experienced on the prior Friday. And yet, this simple declaration defined the reality that would change the world; Jesus is alive! These Jesus Is Alive! Bible activities are about the resurrection of Jesus.

Jesus performed miracles throughout His ministry. These miracles demonstrated that He was the promised Messiah. They were not simply random acts of kindness. Jesus claimed to be the means by which God was establishing His Kingdom. The miracles Jesus performed revealed the nature of God's Kingdom and affirmed that Jesus was, in fact, God's Son and Messiah. Many of the stories covered on Sunday School Zone are about specific miracles Jesus performed or situations in which Jesus performed a miracle. The list below, however, is a compilation of activities related to many of the stories we cover in which Jesus performed miracles.

In Jesus' day, many of the religious leaders would fast in order to make people think they were especially religious and committed to the Law. In Luke 5, Jesus taught His followers an important principle that fasting is to be a private act, not something done for show. These Jesus Taught About Fasting Bible activities are about this lesson Jesus taught.

In the story of the lost son (the Prodigal Son) Jesus taught about forgiveness and the abundant love of our heavenly Father. The Father's great forgiveness was born of His great love for His son, even though His son had been unfaithful and irresponsible. It's really a story about God's love for Israel even though she had been unfaithful to Him. Many of the religious leaders of Jesus' day were unhappy (like the older son) that people were choosing to follow Jesus (like the younger son). God still calls His people to follow Him in repentance and humility even when others oppose it. It's an important lesson that all of God's people need to understand.

In Mark 12:41-44, Jesus observed a widow depositing two small coins into the temple treasury. Jesus said her gift outweighed the gifts of those who contributed much more—because she gave all she had to God. Mark concludes with Jesus noting that she gave "all she had to live on." The implication is that she would soon starve to death and those who were responsible for the temple didn't care about her plight. Immediately after this story (Mark 13:1-2), Jesus predicted the destruction of the temple. The temple was beautiful, but its leadership didn't care about a destitute woman. Judgment would be coming soon. These Jesus Taught About Giving Bible activities highlight this event.

Jesus repeatedly taught about love. He even said it was the only command He was leaving for His followers. Love was a regular and central theme in His preaching and ministry. Jesus understood that sacrificial love releases the power of God to accomplish truly amazing things in the lives of people around us. John, the Apostle, highlighted these teachings quite often in his Gospel. We find three particularly powerful places where this is the case in John 3:1-18; 13:34-35 and John 15:17. These Jesus Taught About Love Bible activities underscore Jesus' teaching on love and will help kids learn that we are to love people sacrificially, just as Jesus loved us and still loves us.

In His teachings, Jesus not only instructed people about how to honor God and treat others; He also taught them about prayer. These Bible activities showcase for children Jesus' teaching on prayer and will remind kids that prayer is talking to God just as any of us can talk to any other person.

Jesus was the promised Messiah of the Old Testament. His ministry inaugurated the anticipated Kingdom of God. His teaching was designed to help people understand how to live as Kingdom citizens. His teachings were important and often heavy, but that doesn't mean they were only for adults. The activities listed here can help interpret the teachings of Jesus for children. They are related to topics Jesus addressed in the Sermon on the Mount as well as other places in the Gospels. Jesus was much more than a teacher, but as the Son of God and the Messiah, Jesus redefined what people then and now think about God's Kingdom and how we are to live as His people.

During the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught that God's people should be salt (preserve and add flavor) and light (guiding the way) to our world. This is a high calling that continues with Christians today. These free Jesus Taught We are Like Salt and Light Bible activities will help kids learn that they are also to be “salt and light” to the world around them.

Jesus did many amazing things during His ministry. One of these amazing actions was walking on water! These Bible activities are about this important event in Jesus' ministry and will teach kids that Jesus is Lord over all of creation, including the weather and the normal laws that govern our world.

Jesus said He did not come to be serve, but to serve, and He proved it when, in the upper room on the night of His arrest (before He was crucified the next day), He washed His disciples' feet. These Bible activities highlight for kids that important event and its importance for us today.

Jesus began His public ministry by being baptized by John the Baptist. This important event represented Jesus' identification with all people, because we have all sinned and are in need of a savior. Jesus is that Savior! These Bible activities will help kids learn about this event and understand this biblical truth.

The birth of Jesus is one of the greatest events in all of world history. In this baby rests the hopes of all people. Baby Jesus is our Savior, our King, and the promised Messiah of the Old Testament. Here are some free, printable Jesus' Birth Bible activities to help you teach children about the importance of this amazing event.

Many people are reluctant to talk to kids about Jesus' crucifixion. The horrors of His crucifixion can be graphic and disturbing. But, it's not inappropriate for even young kids to learn that Jesus died a terrible death for our sin. These Jesus' Crucifixion Bible activities balance the horror of the event with the sensitivities of young children.

When Jesus died, His followers were devastated. They didn't expect Him to rise from the dead. So when Mary went to Jesus' tomb, found it empty, and then a bit later saw Jesus Himself standing before her, she was overwhelmed with joy. These Jesus' Resurrection Bible activities highlight the moment Mary saw the resurrected Christ.

Immediately after He was baptized, Jesus was led by the Spirit to be tempted in the wilderness. During these 40 days Satan tempted Jesus to place His trust and loyalty in anything other than His heavenly Father. Jesus resisted the temptation and demonstrated His trust in God as well as His commitment to God's mission for Him.

Just a few days before He was crucified, Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem as the people waved palm branches and shouted "Hosanna!" We remember and celebrate this event on Palm Sunday. His triumphal entry into Jerusalem declared that Jesus is the King of kings. This joyful welcome and declaration is the focus of these Bible activities for kids.

God had a special plan for the prophet named John the Baptist. He would help prepare Israel for the Messiah's coming by encouraging people to live holy lives. He also would identify Jesus as the Messiah. These activities will help children learn about John and help kids understand how he introduced Jesus.

Late in the Apostle John's life, God gave him a vision of what would happen in the future and what the "new heaven" and "new earth" (Rev. 21:1)  would be like. These John Wrote About Heaven activities will help children learn about heaven and about how Jesus has made it possible for people to live with Him in the new heaven and new earth.

Through his letters, the apostle John encouraged the people in the church to love one another as Jesus had loved His followers. These Bible activities are about John's letters and what he said about love when he wrote them. They will help children learn about John's letters and Jesus' command to love one another.

Through his letters, the apostle John encouraged the people in the church to love one another as Jesus had loved His followers. These Bible activities are about John's letters and what he said about love when he wrote them. They will help children learn about John's letters and Jesus' command to love one another.

John was a fisherman, a disciple of Jesus, and Jesus' close friend. John wrote several New Testament books, including the fourth Gospel. These Bible activities are about John and his relationship with the Lord.

God called Jonah to preach to Ninevah, a city Jonah hated. Jonah tried to run from God on a ship, but God prepared a fish that swallowed Jonah when he was thrown overboard. God protected Jonah and, again, told him to go to Ninevah. When Jonah preached, the people repented and God taught Jonah that even our enemies are valuable to the Lord.

Joseph had been sold into slavery by his brothers, but he remained faithful to God. Eventually, he became an important leader in Egypt. When Joseph's brothers appeared to buy food, Joseph could have treated them cruelly, but he didn't. These Joseph and His Family Bible activities are about the kindness Joseph extended to his brothers.

Even though he'd been mistreated by his brothers and by others, Joseph acted with integrity, even in the foreign land of Egypt. He also remained faithful to God. God honored Joseph's faithfulness and placed him in an important leadership role in Egypt—second in command only to Pharaoh. These Bible activities highlight this important time in Joseph's life.

Joseph's life followed a strange path. He experienced many injustices, but God was directing his life and gave Joseph many talents, including the ability to interpret dreams. God used this ability to lift Joseph to a place of great prominence in Egypt. God used Joseph's circumstances and gifts to accomplish His purposes in Joseph's life and the lives of many others.

When Joseph, who was engaged to Mary, learned that Mary was pregnant, he was bewildered and hurt, but he didn't want to hurt her. He determined to divorce her quietly, but then an angel appeared to him and explained that Mary's baby was special because God was His father. These Bible activities are about Joseph's learning the truth about Mary's baby and how he, in turn, told Mary about Jesus.

When Joseph, who was betrothed (similar to an engagement) to Mary, learned that Mary was pregnant, he was bewildered and hurt, believing she had been unfaithful to him. But, Joseph didn't want to hurt her. So, he determined to divorce her quietly so as not to cause her public shame and embarrassment. But then an angel appeared to Joseph and explained that Mary's baby was special because the Child would be conceived of the Holy Spirit. These Joseph Told About Jesus Bible activities are about Joseph's learning the truth about Mary's baby and how he, in turn, told Mary about Jesus and the angel's visit.

Jacob showed his special love for his son Joseph by giving him a multi-colored coat. Joseph's brothers, not surprisingly, were angry and jealous. These Bible activities highlight Jacob's gift to Joseph and Joseph's brothers' reaction.

Matthew's brief record of the angel's special visit to Joseph reveals that Jesus was to be the promised Messiah of the Old Testament and save His people from their sin. The activities and resources provided here are related to these profound truths found in the New Testament story of Joseph in Matthew 1:18-25.

The time had come for the people of Israel to enter the promised land. Moses wisely sent in Joshua, Caleb, and other scouts to check out the land. Only Joshua and Caleb returned with faith that God would give them the land. The activities below can help kids learn about this important event in Israel's history and the faith of Joshua and Caleb.

Joshua was a helper to Moses and learned much about God and leadership as he watched Moses and observed how God used him. After Moses died, God called Joshua to lead the people of Israel. Joshua had a big assignment, but God promised He would be with Joshua. These Joshua Took Moses' Place Bible activities are about this event.

After Joshua and the Israelites conquered and began to settle the promised land, God raised up men and women as needed to provide leadership for the people. These leaders were called judges. Deborah, Gideon, and Samson were three of the more well-known judges in the period of time before Israel had kings. These Bible activities are about these three historic figures that God used to help His people.

While Martha busied herself fulfilling the duties of a hostess, her sister Mary sat and listened to the Lord. Martha asked Jesus to tell her sister to get busy helping her, but Jesus told Martha that Mary had chosen wisely. These activities are about this event in Jesus' life and ministry.

Shortly before his crucifixion, Mary (the sister of Lazarus) anointed Jesus' feet with expensive oil as an expression of her love and devotion to Jesus. Jesus affirmed her actions and used the situation to point to his coming death. The activities below will help engage kids in this story of one woman's beautiful devotion.

God had been orchestrating events leading up to the birth of Jesus, the Messiah, since Genesis 3:15. John the Baptist was part of the plan. When Mary visited Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, God confirmed for these important women that He was in control. Below is a list of free, printable Bible activities you may find helpful if you're preparing a lesson that includes the story of Mary visiting Elizabeth.

In John 12:1-7, at a meal given in Jesus' honor, Mary anointed Jesus' feet with an expensive jar of fragrant oil and then wiped His feet with her hair. Some objected, but Jesus commended Mary for her actions. It was a busy week, but Mary felt compelled to honor Jesus and, even in these final days of His life, Jesus welcomed her love and devotion. Mary probably didn't understand all that was happening that week, but she wanted to express her love for Jesus. We may lack understanding as well, but we can show our love for Him just as she did. These Bible lesson activities highlight this event in Jesus' life and ministry.

The Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and announced that she would have a special baby—Jesus, God's Son! These activity pages highlight that special visit and Jesus' miraculous birth. Jesus was the promised Messiah of the Old Testament who was both physical (of Mary) and spiritual (of the Holy Spirit). How happy Mary must have been!

Pharaoh wanted to kill all of the Hebrew baby boys. To protect her baby, Moses' mother hid him near the Nile where Pharaoh's daughter found him and raised him in Pharaoh's court. God is always able to accomplish His purposes in spite of what the world attempts to do. These Moses and the Bulrushes Bible activities are about this memorable event.

God had been preparing Moses for a great task. One day God chose to speak to Moses through a burning bush that burned, but wasn't consumed. God called Moses to go to Egypt and lead the Hebrew people out of Egyptian bondage. These Moses and the Burning Bush Bible activities highlight this fascinating event!

God brought His people out of Egyptian bondage, through the Red Sea, and to Mt. Sinai where He would constitute them and call them to be a "kingdom of priests" (Ex. 19:6). Their "constitution" would be The Law God gave to them through Moses. These laws are recorded in The Pentateuch (the first five books of the Bible). At the heart of this Law was the Ten Commandments. The Ten Commandments would reveal God's broad expectations and help them understand the kind of people He wanted them to be before Him and before others. These Moses and the Ten Commandments Bible activities feature this story.

According to Nehemiah 1, the city of Jerusalem was in ruins after Babylon had conquered the nation decades earlier. Now it was time to rebuild the city wall and God would use Nehemiah to do this. These Nehemiah and the Wall Bible activities for kids will help children learn about this event and encourage them to serve Him and work for Him.

Nicodemus was one of the Jewish religious leaders in Jerusalem. One evening he came and spoke to Jesus. They talked about the Kingdom of God and Jesus explained that entrance into God's kingdom required a second, spiritual birth. These Nicodemus Visited Jesus Bible activities are about this important conversation found in John 3.

The story of Noah and the ark can help children learn important truths about people, the world, and God's plan of restoration and redemption. It will help children understand that God has a plan to save people and spared Noah and his family through the ark. These free, printable Noah and the Ark Bible activities are about this famous event.

The early chapters of Genesis help us understand how sin entered God's world and corrupted it to the point that God had to move to deal with sinful humanity. The story of the flood reveals God's determination to deal with evil while providing a means of rescue and restoration for humanity. These Noah and the Flood Bible activities are about the great flood.

Just a few days before He was crucified, Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem as the people waved palm branches and shouted "Hosanna!" His triumphal entry into Jerusalem declared that Jesus is the King of kings. This joyful welcome and declaration is the focus of these Palm Sunday Bible activities for kids.

In Luke 15, Jesus told several parables that are very familiar. The parable of the Prodigal Son is about a lost son. Then there's the parable of the lost sheep. These parables teach us that God is a loving God who searches for us to save us.

Paul worked with Aquila and Priscilla not only to make tents, but to share the good news about Jesus with others. They are an example of how the early church taught about Jesus and serve as an example to us as well. These Paul and his Friends Taught about Jesus Bible Activities are about the partnership between Paul, Aquila, and Priscilla.

In Acts 16:16-40, we learn that Paul and Silas were thrown in a Philippian prison. An earthquake occurred, freeing the prisoners, and the jailer, who was responsible for all of them, almost took his own life. However, Paul reassured the jailer they were not going to escape. That night, the jailer and the members of his household became believers in Jesus.

After Paul met Jesus on the road to Damascus and became His follower, he encouraged other people to follow Christ as well. Some opponents of Christianity wanted to kill Paul, but his friends helped him escape in a basket they lowered down the side of the city wall. These Paul Escaped in a Basket Bible activities focus on this dramatic escape from Damascus.

Paul wrote many letters and cared for all of the churches. When he wrote to the church at Philippi he told the people he was especially grateful for their love and care for him while he was in prison for preaching the gospel of Jesus.

God called Paul to be "an Apostle to the Gentiles" (Rom. 11:13), but He first had to get Paul's attention. And He did that one day when Jesus revealed Himself to Paul in a blinding light and Paul became a changed man! These Paul Learned About Jesus Bible activities highlight Paul's encounter with Jesus on the Road to Damascus.

On Paul’s second missionary journey, he traveled to Athens and waited for Silas and Timothy. While he was waiting, Paul was invited to speak to the intellectual leaders at a place called the Areopagus. These Paul Preached In Athens activities will help children learn that the God of the Bible is the only God there is and that He is worthy of our love and trust.

When Paul wrote to the Ephesian church, he told them about God's spiritual armor that we need to fight the spiritual battle in which we are engaged against Satan and the powers of evil. These activities are about Paul's teaching on the armor of God.

After arriving in Philippi, Paul and his companions had the opportunity to tell a group of women about Jesus. The group included Lydia, who believed and who immediately was hospitable to the missionaries. These Bible lesson activities highlight the story of Paul and Lydia in Paul's important missionary work.

Paul was shipwrecked on the Island of Malta. God used this event to demonstrate His goodness and bring the good news of Jesus to the people of this island. These Paul Was Shipwrecked Bible lesson activities for children will help kids understand that despite the hardships Paul faced, God was taking care of him.

When Paul wrote to the Corinthian church he spoke to them about the need to be a "cheerful giver." These activities can remind kids that giving is a blessing to us and to God. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

When Paul wrote to the Galatian church, he encouraged them to "serve one another." This is an important lesson for all of God's people to learn. These activities are about this teaching by Paul and can be used at home, church, or school.

When Paul wrote to the church at Galatia, he told them that the Spirit will bear certain fruit in our lives such as love, joy, and patience. These "fruits" are important because they impact our relationships, but they are the best demonstration of God's working in our lives. The following activities are about the fruits of the Spirit and can be used at home, in church, or in a school setting.

The apostle Paul was a close friend and mentor to a young man named Timothy. Paul and Timothy ministered together during Paul's missionary efforts. Later Paul wrote letters to his friend to help him in his own ministry in Ephesus, where Timothy was a pastor. These Bible activities can help children as they hear about and become familiar with the letters Paul wrote to his friend—letters we can read in our Bibles today.

Before his encounter with Christ, Paul persecuted the church. He was on his way to Damascus as he continued to pursue his quest of jailing and persecuting Christians. There, on the road, he was confronted by none other than the resurrected Christ, and he became a Christian. These Bible activities are about Paul's conversion.

Adam and Eve lived in paradise until they disobeyed God. God had provided everything they needed for a wonderful life, but they doubted His goodness and chose to trust a tree to give them what they needed. These Bible activities highlight their sin and its consequences, as well as God's loving them, even after they'd done wrong.

In Matthew 4:18-22, Jesus called Simon Peter and his brother, Andrew, to follow Him in order to become “fishers of men.” Verse 20 says, “Immediately they left their nets and followed Him.” Peter and Andrew became followers of Jesus and spent their lives telling others about Jesus and His love. We can all tell others about Jesus!

At first, the church was made up of just Jews. They were still learning that God's Kingdom, inaugurated by Jesus, would be a global kingdom that included both Jews and Gentiles. The story of Peter and Cornelius shows an important step in the expansion of the early church as Jews like Peter came to understand that Gentiles were to be a part of the church also.

In Acts 3:1-10, as Peter and John made their way to the temple, they encountered a man who couldn't walk. Peter healed the man in Jesus' name. His response created quite a stir. These Peter and the Lame Man Bible activities will help children become familiar with this story, with Peter's role in the early church, and with Jesus' power to heal.

In Luke 5:1-11, Peter, a fisherman, had worked all night, but to no avail. He made one more attempt in obedience to Jesus. A miracle occurred! He and his coworkers caught more fish than their nets or boats could hold! Overcome, Peter knew Jesus was special and fell to his knees before Him. The activities below will help children better understand this event in Peter's life—and the fact that Jesus is indeed special.

Tabitha (Dorcas) was a beloved disciple living in Joppa. She did many good things for people there, but she became very ill and died. Peter was summoned to her and healed her. As a result, many of the people in that area trusted in the Lord. Tabitha's life and Peter's actions demonstrate the power of love that was present in the early church.

Peter, the simple, self-sufficient fisherman didn't know just how much his life was about to change when he encountered Jesus on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Like many of us, Peter chose to follow Jesus, but would spend the rest of his life growing in maturity and his love for the Savior. These activities focus on this event and will encourage children to worship and follow Jesus like Peter did.

In Acts 4, Peter and John were questioned by the religious leaders (the Sanhedrin) and asked by what authority they were preaching and healing. Peter boldly declared that they did what they did in Jesus’ name and that He is the only way to salvation. These activities and resources are about this encounter between Peter and John and the Sanhedrin.

Not many days after the resurrection and ascension, the Holy Spirit was sent just as Jesus promised. After being filled with the Holy Spirit, Peter preached and many people were saved. The coming of the Spirit transformed Peter into one of the earliest leaders of the young church. All of us need the Holy Spirit living in us to make us all God desires.

In Acts 12:1-18, the apostle James was martyred and Peter was jailed. Herod also was planning to execute Peter, but the night before his execution was to take place, an angel came and rescued Peter from prison. The activities below will help children understand that God helped the early church share the good news about His Son, Jesus Christ.

Following his ascension, Jesus sent the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost to empower the disciples and establish the early church. Peter and John had been two of Jesus' Disciples and now became two of the leaders in the early church that was located in Jerusalem. It was an exciting time for the fledgling group of Jesus Followers. These free, printable Bible activities deal with events involving Peter, John, and the early church or some of the events that took place during the final days of Jesus before His crucifixion and resurrection. They will help learners gain an understanding of several things that happened during that period of time in the church.

During the days of the early church, persecution was very real, and the apostle Peter wrote letters to encourage his fellow believers. The Bible lesson activities below highlight the writings of Peter that appear in our Bibles—letters we call 1 Peter and 2 Peter. We can be thankful for these letters, for they encourage and instruct Jesus' followers today.

God directed Philip to travel on the road that went from Jerusalem to Gaza. There he met an Ethiopian official with whom he shared Christ. The lesson activities below will help children understand what happened during this encounter, as well as the importance of sharing the good news of Christ with all people.

Hundreds of years before Jesus was born, Old Testament Prophets told about Jesus' birth. These free, printable Bible lesson activities for children focus on that incredible miracle and drive home the important truth that Jesus was (and is) the long-awaited Messiah of the Old Testament! This Old Testament expectation, as delivered by the prophets, is what we’re calling The Prophets’ Story and is represented here by Isaiah 9:6, Micah 5:2, and Luke 2:7. The lessons and activities listed below are completely free and great for use at home, in a Christian school, or in an ongoing Bible study at church such as Sunday School.

The story of Ruth and Boaz is a beautiful story of love and redemption. The willingness of Boaz to be the kinsman redeemer for Ruth illustrates the redemptive love Jesus has for us as well. These Ruth and Boaz Bible activities for children will help kids learn about this story of love and commitment.

The story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz is a beautiful story of love and redemption. The willingness of Boaz to be the kinsman redeemer for Ruth illustrates Jesus' redemptive love. These Bible activities for children will help kids learn about this story of love and commitment.

Neither God nor Samuel were happy that the people had asked Samuel to give them a king, but God told Samuel to do as they had requested. God then led Samuel to Saul and instructed Samuel to anoint him as the new king. This began Israel's long and often sinful monarchy. These printable Bible activities are about this sad turning point in Israel's history.

Samuel’s mother had dedicated him to the Lord, so he served in the Lord’s tabernacle as a boy. One night God spoke to Samuel as he slept. Samuel didn’t want to tell Eli, the priest, what God had said, but Samuel was obedient nonetheless. These Bible activities for kids can help children understand that even they can respond to God in obedience.

Samuel's mother, Hannah, had dedicated him to the Lord's service so Samuel grew up serving in the Lord's tabernacle with Eli, the Priest. These Bible activities for kids will encourage them to serve the Lord also, even though they are young. You can also see all activities related to Samuel and his life.

Neither God nor Samuel were happy that the people had asked Samuel to give them a king, but God told Samuel to do as they had requested. God then led Samuel to Saul and instructed Samuel to anoint him as the new king. These Saul Was Israel's First King Bible activities are about this sad turning point in Israel's history.

According to Luke 2:8-20, on the night of Jesus’ birth there were humble shepherds watching their sheep in the fields nearby Bethlehem. A host of angels suddenly appeared to these shepherds and told them of the Messiah’s birth. Excited, they went quickly to find the baby Jesus. They were anxious to see the king they had been expecting for years and years. And yes, Jesus would be the King they had waited for, but not the kind of king people were expecting. If you're preparing a lesson on the shepherds' visit to baby Jesus, you may find the free, Shepherds Visit Jesus printable activities listed below to be helpful.

Below is a list of free, printable Bible activities you may want to use if you're preparing a lesson on Joseph and Mary's visit to the temple with baby Jesus when he was seen by Simeon and Anna.

The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is important because it reveals that sin continues to spread and destroy the lives of people God loves and that God will, sooner or later, bring judgment on sin and evil in order to keep it in check. We've seen this before in the story of the Tower of Babel. Now, several chapters later and after God has called Abraham, we see that evil is still powerful. Abraham intercedes for the cities (Gen. 18:16-33), but their sin is too great. In Genesis 18:20, God says, "the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah is immense, and their sin is extremely serious." God must act to prevent evil from causing further harm. These activities are about this story.

We learn about Stephen in Acts 6 & 7. Stephen served people and was a strong advocate for Christ in the early church and the young Christian faith. Stephen became the church's first martyr. These activities are about Stephen and will encourage children to serve and stand up for their faith the way Stephen did.

Jesus taught the Beatitudes as part of the Sermon on the Mount. If you're looking at teaching the Beatitudes (whether to children or adults), we can help with a variety of free printables and other helps that are appropriate for varying age groups, including adults. Click here or on the image to see the list.

Zechariah was a priest in the days shortly before Jesus was born. Zechariah's wife was Elizabeth. They were quite old, but God chose them to be the parents of John the Baptist. John would be a great prophet and help prepare the people for Jesus and His message of God's kingdom. These activities are about the birth of John the Baptist.

According to the Book of Genesis, God created the world and everything in the universe. If God is the Creator of all things, then He must be more powerful than anyone or anything. This is an important truth for kids to understand and the story of creation, as found in Genesis 1, is an important Bible story that children need to learn.

God placed Adam and Eve in a "good" world. He asked only that they trust Him rather than the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. They chose, however, to trust the tree and rejected God's rule over their lives. Their sin brought devastation to themselves and the world. These Fall of Adam and Eve Bible activities are about this turning point in history.

The battle of Jericho wasn't much of a battle. According to Joshua 6, Joshua did what God told him to do and God did the rest. The Israelites merely stood back and watched God bring down the walls. These activities will help children study the fall of Jericho and learn about God's power to fight our battles when we follow Him in obedience.

Jesus' parable of the good Samaritan was full of surprises and important lessons for people of every age. These Bible activities highlight this well known parable from Jesus' ministry and are great for use at home, in Sunday School, or in a Christian school setting.

Just before Jesus ascended to be with the Father some 40 days after his resurrection, He commanded His disciples to make other disciples and teach them to follow Him also. This command is called the Great Commission and can be found in Matthew 28:19-20, Mark 16:15, Luke 24:46-49, and Acts 1:8. These Great Commission Bible activities are related to this command.

On the night Jesus was arrested, He shared the annual Passover meal with His disciples. That Passover meal became the last supper Jesus had with His disciples before His crucifixion. Many Christians and churches today remember and celebrate this event with Maundy Thursday services. These activities are related to the events of Jesus' last supper.

On the night Jesus was arrested, He shared the annual Passover meal with His disciples. That meal became what many now call "The Lord's Supper" because it remembers what Jesus did. Many Christians and churches today remember and celebrate this event with Maundy Thursday services. Enjoy these Lord's Supper Bible activities!

Just a few days before He was crucified, Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem as the people waved palm branches and shouted "Hosanna!" His triumphal entry into Jerusalem declared that Jesus is the King of kings. This joyful welcome and declaration is the focus of these Jesus' Triumphal Entry Activities for kids.

The people in the early church had a special love for one another. Dorcas, who also was called Tabitha, loved to help and serve others. Then one day, she became sick, and she died. The believers sent for Peter, who came, and God used Peter to bring Dorcas back to life. These Bible activities are about this important event in the early church.

The Book of Acts helps us see how the early church grew to include many kinds of people. At one point, the Holy Spirit led Philip to travel to a place where he met a man who needed the Gospel. Philip told the man about Jesus and the man believed in Jesus. These People in the Church Shared About Jesus Bible activities highlight this encounter.

Paul and Silas were thrown into a Philippian prison. Confined to the stocks, they sang and prayed. When an earthquake freed them, the Philippian jailer almost took his own life, but Paul assured him they were not going to escape. That night, the jailer and his family became believers in Jesus. These free, printable Bible activities highlight this event.

If you're preparing a lesson on the lost son, also known as the prodigal son, these free, printable Bible activities may be helpful to you.

According to Luke 2:8-20, on the night of Jesus’ birth, there were shepherds in the fields nearby Bethlehem. A host of angels appeared to these shepherds and told them of the Messiah’s birth. Excited, they went quickly to find the baby Jesus and then told many others about Him. These Shepherds Told About Jesus activities are about that visit.

According to Luke 2:8-20, on the night of Jesus’ birth, there were humble shepherds in the fields nearby Bethlehem. Angels appeared to the shepherds and told them of the Messiah’s birth. Excited, they went quickly to find the baby. These activities on the shepherds' story are about this joyous visit!

Jesus taught people to trust God and to put Him first in their lives. Why? Because God has promised to take care of those who trust Him. These Bible activities highlight this important teaching in Jesus' ministry.

Jesus told a story of a king who forgave a huge debt and was angry when the one he'd forgiven demanded from another debtor that he be paid a much smaller debt owed to him. The story reminds us that God has forgiven us a larger debt than we could ever repay. These Story of the Forgiving King Bible activities highlight this important parable.

When asked by a Jewish "expert in the law" to define "neighbor," Jesus told the story of the kind man. A man in great need was cared for by a hated Samaritan. The Samaritan acted more like one of God's children than the Jews in the story. These free Story of the Kind Man Bible activities will help kids learn about this story.

If one sheep out of a hundred wanders off from the rest of the flock, a good shepherd will go out in search of the one until he finds it and brings it back to the fold. Jesus' parable of the lost sheep in John 15:3-7 highlights the love of God for every sinner and the joy God has when a sinner repents and returns home.

Not long after the flood, people got together and decided to make a name for themselves by building a huge tower. God saw the people's arrogance and mercifully intervened, confusing the languages of the people so that construction on the tower could not continue. These Tower of Babel Bible activities will help kids see the ongoing impact of sin on the world.

Traditionally, the wise men (Magi) have been treated as part of the Christmas story because Matthew records their visit immediately after he tells of the birth of Jesus. He notes, however, that their visit was "after Jesus was born in Bethlehem." In all likelihood, the visit of the Magi probably occurred around 2 years after Jesus' birth. This would explain why Herod ordered the massacre of boys who were two years old and under (Matt. 2:16). The wise men were learned men from the east who came looking for "the King of the Jews," in order to worship Him. The activities below are related to this famous story.

It probably was when Jesus was about 2 years old that "wise men from the east" came looking for "He who has been born King of the Jews" (Matt. 2:1-2). The story helps us understand that God's kingdom is not for just the Jews. Others would come to worship Jesus as well. These Wise Men Told About Jesus Bible activities highlight this familiar story.

The Wise Men's Story Bible activities listed here are related to the Christmas unit in God's Unfolding Story for Older Preschoolers. The lessons are included here as well as other activities related to this story.

Timothy was a second generation leader in the early church. Timothy became a pastor and Paul wrote two letters to Timothy that are now part of the New Testament (1 and 2 Timothy). These Timothy Is Teaching Bible activities are about Timothy's teaching and Paul's encouragement to be diligent in spite of his young age.

Although Timothy was a young man, God used him as a pastor and teacher in the early church. Timothy began serving through the encouragement of his mentor, Paul. These free, printable activities will help kids learn that God can use people of all ages, even them! They may not be preachers or teachers, but God can use their service.

Here are some free, printable Bible activities that may help if you're preparing a lesson related to the visits from angels that happened to Joseph and Mary prior to Jesus' birth.

When Jesus was 12, He and His family went to Jerusalem for the Passover festival. On the way back home, Mary and Joseph noticed Jesus was missing and returned to look for Him. They found Him in the temple complex talking with the teachers there. The teachers were amazed. These activities are about Jesus in the temple as a boy.

Zacchaeus was a hated tax collector. Like others, Zacchaeus wanted to see Jesus, but he was not very tall and couldn't see over the crowd. These Zacchaeus Bible activities feature the moment when Jesus looked up in the tree where Zacchaeus was sitting and told him He (Jesus) was coming to his house that very day. Zacchaeus would never be the same after that. These free, printable activities are related to Zacchaeus.