Matching Game Bible Activities for Children

Matching games are great for developing memory recall while also reviewing key elements of the relevant Bible story. Here's how the match game works. Shuffle eight pairs of tiles and lay them facedown on a table or solid surface. Explain that each child will take turns to turn over two tiles. If you have a match, you get to remove it from the "board" and try again. If you don't have a match, your turn is over. Whoever has the most tiles at the end of the game wins. These match game activities highlight various Bible situations and themes. Click on the picture or title of an activity in the list below to be taken to a web page where you can download it.

God Was with Joseph Match Game

This match game is based on the story of God’s care for Joseph during his initial years in Egypt. Which of your children will be able to find the most matches?

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Joseph’s Special Coat Match Game

Let your kids play this match game, and you’ll have a wonderful opportunity to continue talking with them about Joseph’s family and Joseph’s boyhood.

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God Guided Noah Match Game

This match game will allow you to continue to talk about the story of Noah, even after you’ve told it to your children. They’ll have fun playing this match game, and you’ll enjoy watching them. Maybe they’ll even let you play!

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People Disobeyed God Match Game

Eight pairs of tiles depict elements of a picture of Adam and Eve choosing to disobey God and eating from the tree that God had said was off limits to them. This match game provides an important teaching moment for your children, one you can use to a tremendous advantage in their lives!

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God Made People Match Game

Each of the tiles in this match game shows something that God created. Among all of the things God made, people are unique and special. As your children try to find matches in this match game, remind them of how special people are to God. That means each one of them is special as well.

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