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).

Peter in Prison Word Tiles

Young readers will have a great deal of fun working this word tile puzzle. They will place nine tiles in the proper order to spell a clear sentence that conveys how the apostle Peter escaped from jail.

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Peter’s Rescue from Jail Spot the Differences

In this spot thedifferences activity, children will be challenged to find 12 specific ways in which two seemingly identical pictures are different. In each image, an angel is showing Peter the way of escape from jail. God takes care of His people!

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Mary’s Jar Match Game

Matching pairs of tiles is a great deal of fun. This match game depicts several different kinds of jars, each of which is a reminder of the jar of expensive oil that Mary used to anoint Jesus’ feet.

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Jesus Calmed the Storm Hidden Message Word Search

This fun and challenging word search puzzle offers children not only the opportunity to find key words; it also has a hidden message to be discovered. Sharpen your pencils!

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Paul and Silas in Prison Crossword Puzzle

What was so different about Paul and Silas that they were able to sing songs and pray in jail? Well, they knew that God was with them. The story of their brief stay in jail is the theme of this crossword puzzle. Sharpen your pencils and let your children get to work!

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