Activities Considered Appropriate for Non-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 non-readers or children typically in preschool. Keep in mind that many of these activities will also be appropriate for readers. Some activities, like Bible story summaries, assume the parent is able to read the story to the child.

David and Goliath Jigsaw Puzzle

This free, printable jigsaw puzzle, based on 1 Samuel 17:1-54, can remind kids that God is able to conquer His enemies through us. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

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Samuel Followed God Spot the Differences

This free, printable spot the differences activity, based on 1 Samuel 8:1-9; 10:1&9, can remind children that we should follow God in obedience even if we don’t want to. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

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Samuel Followed God Match Game

This free, printable match game, based on 1 Samuel 8:1-9; 10:1&9, can remind children that we should follow God in obedience even if we don’t want to. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

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Samuel Followed God Jigsaw Puzzle

This free, printable jigsaw puzzle, based on 1 Samuel 8:1-9; 10:1&9, can remind children that we should follow God in obedience even if we don’t want to. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

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