Matching Game Bible Activities for Children
Jesus Fed the People Match Game
How can a crowd of thousands be fed with one person’s lunch? Jesus performed a miracle and made it happen. This match game is a fun way for children and preschoolers to learn what happened and what it proved. This is a wonderful Bible activity!
Read More ⇨The People Honored Jesus Match Game
This Palm Sunday matching game features close-ups of Jesus and others who were excited to see Him make His Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. This free, printable activity will help kids learn what happened that day and that Jesus is worthy of our worship!
Read More ⇨Jesus Walked on Water Match Game
This Bible activity for children and preschoolers is a matching game that highlights Jesus’ miracle of walking on the water toward the boat that held His amazed disciples.
Read More ⇨Shepherds Told of Jesus Match Game
This matching game has a Christmas theme. How many matches can each of your children find?
Read More ⇨John the Baptist Match Game
The more tiles a player matches in this matching game, the more likely he or she is to win. But more important than winning is learning about John the Baptist and the important message he had for people. The Messiah soon would arrive!
Read More ⇨Paul and Silas Match Game
Eight tiles (4 pairs) give your children a chance to play a matching game. While they play, they will be reminded that God is always at work in the lives of His people—even when their circumstances are difficult.
Read More ⇨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.
Read More ⇨Jesus Calmed the Storm Match Game
This matching game gives children an opportunity to have fun playing a game while they learn about the power of Jesus to immediately make a violent storm totally calm.
Read More ⇨Giving Match Game
By playing a match game, children learn about the widow who gave her last pennies, or mites, to the temple treasury.
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