Activities for Kids

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Below is a list identifying and describing the TYPES of activities we have on the site as well as a listing of every free, printable activity we have on Sunday School Zone (below the list of types). Note that many of the types of activities are divided further using the main navigation bar found on every page (above). The most recently added activities are always at the top of the list below, so you can quickly come here and find the most recently-added activities. Our free, printable Bible activities can be used to supplement a Bible teaching curriculum resource you're already using or they can be used as stand alone activities. You can also see a list of the Bible stories and Bible characters we feature.

Types of Activities on Sunday School Zone

Bookmarks

Professionally-designed bookmarks with a Bible verse, phrase, or truth on them

Children's Sermons

For those times when you're responsible for delivering a brief children's "sermon" or devotional to a group of children

Puzzles and Games

Fun, printable activities that involve observing and/or memory recall

Word Activities

Require reading and writing skills and involve the use of specific words

Coloring Pages

Includes simple coloring pages, color by number, and connect the dot activities

Crafts for Kids

Activities that require cutting, gluing and/or additional resources such as tape, craft sticks, and yarn

Scripture Pages

Professionally-designed sheets with a Bible verse or phrase on them

Bible Maps

Maps that can be colored or used as they are

Bible Story Summaries

Helps teachers or parents of children tell the story in a way that is engaging and appropriate for them

Pencil Activities

Worksheets designed for use with pencils, but do not involve writing

Story Illustrations

High quality, professionally-created illustrations that help Bible stories come alive

Many of the above categories are divided further using the main navigation bar found on every page (above). We try to make it easy to find the type of activity you may need by grouping them by type of activity, Bible story, Bible character, and season. We are adding new activities regularly, so check back often to see what's new. You may want to subscribe to our free weekly newsletter to help you stay current with the activities available.

All Activities on Sunday School Zone (most recent on top)

The Last Supper Jigsaw Puzzle

Easter is a joyous occasion, but it is a sad one as well. Jesus rose from the dead, but He died on the cross as an innocent man. Not many hours before He was crucified, Jesus shared the Passover meal with His disciples. It became the first Lord’s Supper.

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Last Supper Match Game

Who among your children can make the most matches in this match game? The game is fun, but it also will give you a chance to talk to your children about the special Passover meal Jesus shared with His disciples before He was crucified.

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Last Supper Spot the Differences

Spot the differences! This is a fun activity that shows two images of Jesus and the disciples sharing a special meal together on the night of Jesus’ arrest. As your children have fun with this activity, you can talk to them about Jesus’ love for all of us!

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The Last Supper Crossword Puzzle

On the night Jesus was arrested, He shared a special meal with His disciples. That meal—the last supper—is the theme of this puzzle. It’s a fun activity that reinforces the truth and significance of what happened on the evening before Jesus was crucified.

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The Last Supper Bible Story Coloring Page

The elements of the last supper represented Jesus’ blood and body, so they remind us of Jesus’ sacrifice for sinners when He died on the cross. As your children color this picture, remind them that Jesus died for us, and that on Easter He came back to life!

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Gabriel Told About Jesus Word Tiles

Gabriel Told About Jesus Word Tiles

This word tiles exercise gives the “bottom line” of Gabriel’s visit to Mary. “Mary will be the mother of Jesus.” This was an important message, not just for Mary, but for everyone today as well. God’s Son was coming into the world! Mary would be his mother, but His Father was God!

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Gabriel Told About Jesus Word Line Up

Gabriel Told About Jesus Word Line Up

Can you unscramble all the words in this word line up that highlights elements of Gabriel’s visit to Mary? If not, you might want to ask your children to help you. Answers are provided, but if you work together, you might not have to look at them!

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Gabriel Visited Mary Color By Number Page

Gabriel Visited Mary Color By Number Page

As your children color by number this picture showing Gabriel visiting Mary, you’ll have the opportunity to talk to them about what the angel said to her and how she responded. How special it was for Mary that she was going to become the mother of God’s Son!

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Gabriel Visited Mary Puppets

Gabriel Visited Mary Puppets

With these puppets, children and preschoolers will be able to act out Gabriel’s visit with Mary—the visit where the angel announced to her that she would become Jesus’ mother!

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