Activities Considered Appropriate for Grade Schoolers (Readers)

Kids vary in their abilities to do certain types of activities as well as in their interests. We've tried to identify activities based on a child's reading ability. The activities below should be appropriate for readers or children typically in grade school. Keep in mind that many activities for non-readers (preschool) will also be usable for readers (grade schoolers).

Jesus Began the Church Maze

This maze is both challenging and fun. As your children work it, they will have a chance to reflect on the ways God used Peter and others to begin the church.

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Jesus and the Children Word Tiles

Give your children a chance to work this word tiles puzzle. They’ll be reminded of a very important truth about Jesus—and about themselves.

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Jesus and the Children Spot the Differences

Jesus blessed the children. This spot-the-differences puzzle will help your children understand something about what this means, including the truth Jesus loves and cares about them.

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Jesus and the Children Puppet Figures

Using these puppets, give your children an chance to “act out” the special time that Jesus had with a group of children. It will help them understand how much Jesus loves and cares for them.

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Jesus and the Children Match Game

As your children match the tiles in this match game, remind them of how Jesus loved children, spent time with them, and blessed them.

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The Story of God’s Care for Us Word Tiles

Give your children a chance to put together this word tiles puzzle. It will help them think about the truth that since God takes care of animals and plants, He certainly will take care of people—including them. We don’t need to worry; we can trust God!

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