God Made People Sermon Picture
This free, printable sermon picture, based on Genesis 1:26-27, can help kids imagine the creation of Adam and Eve. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.
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God Made Everything Sermon Picture
This free, printable sermon picture, based on Genesis 1:1, can help kids imagine God creating everything there is. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.
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God Made People Spot the Differences
Who will be the first among your children to find all eleven differences between these two pictures of Adam and Eve in this spot the differences Bible activity? Answers are provided.
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God Made People Word Tiles
Ask your children who made them. God made them, of course! Getting even more personal, each child should understand in his heart, “God made me.” This word tiles Bible activity emphasizes this important truth.
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God Made People Maze
Let’s find our way through a maze! This one features Adam, Eve, and a path with at least 29 twists and turns!
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God Made People Match Game
Each of the tiles in this match game shows something that God created. Among all of the things God made, people are unique and special. As your children try to find matches in this match game, remind them of how special people are to God. That means each one of them is special as well.
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God Made People Jigsaw Puzzle
This 10-piece jigsaw puzzle shows Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden before the Fall. This is a great tool for teaching children that people are special to God.
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God Made People Crossword Puzzle
This crossword puzzle highlights ten elements of God’s creation of the first man and woman. How important it is for children to become familiar with this true story from Genesis 1–2!
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God Made the Plants Word Search
What a wonderful Bible activity this word search puzzle is! Let your kids have a chance to find all ten elements highlighted in the puzzle. The elements relate mostly to God’s creation of plant life. What a wonderful variety of plants God made!
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