Bible Activities for 3- to 5-Year Olds

When the land could no longer support his and his nephew’s livestock, Abraham gave his nephew, Lot, a choice about where to live. This free lesson will help preschoolers understand Abraham’s great generosity.

Setting out to live in a new land required faith on Abraham’s part, but God had spoken to him. This free lesson will help preschoolers learn about Abraham’s faithful response to the Lord’s calling.

Not long after the flood, people began building a tower in an effort to reject God’s rule and make a name for themselves. Aware of their intentions, God saw their effort and intervened.

After destroying the earth in a flood, God brought the ark safely to land. God made a covenant with Noah, promising never again to destroy the earth with a flood. The rainbow reminds us of God’s promise.

Having come to regret creating humanity because of the evil in the world, God sent a great flood to destroy life on the earth. Noah and his family, however, remained safe in the ark God had instructed Noah to build.

The world had become so corrupt that God was going to bring judgment on it. He would use Noah to spare the animals and Noah’s family. This free lesson will help preschoolers learn about God’s call to Noah.