Moses in the River - Sunday School Lessons

In this free bible story of Moses in the River, you'll find all you need to teach a full Sunday school lesson. This lesson is perfect for all ages up to about 10 years of age. Of course, you can add more details and facts to make it great for pre-teens and teens, as well. Remember, even small children as young as one or two years old love...

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Finding Baby Moses - FREE Sunday School Game

The bible story of Moses is one that shows the courage, determination and love of one mother to save her son. While she chose to break the law and not turn him over to the Pharaoh's cruel law, she ultimately not only saved her own son, but the entire Israelite nation! God was with Jochebed as she made the decision to hide him in a basket in the...

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10 Commandments - Third Commandment Sunday School Game

For a quick Sunday school lesson, try using this Sunday school game. This is especially great if you are short on time or need to add a little extra something to your lesson. You'll have to prepare in advance for this one, but don't worry. It only takes a few minutes. What you'll need: tape markers or crayons - 4 different colors paper or...

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First Kings of Israel - Sunday School Lessons

Bible stories are great to teach your Sunday school kids about the word of God, but teaching them facts along the way are great too! It's amazing how often I set down to study my Sunday school lesson for my young class only to find I've learned two or three things I didn't know myself. I'm sure you've been there too. During this lesson, I hope...

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The King Game - FREE Sunday School Games

Here is a quick and fun Sunday school game for your kids to play this week. The only thing you'll need is some king clothes. Many Sunday schools already have king costumes from past Christmas plays which work great. If you don't, you can make a few crowns an use some clothes you have lying around the house. You can use the Sunday school game below...

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Follow the Star Christmas Maze - Free Sunday School Activities

While the wise men didn't follow the star to the manger like many nativity scenes and Christmas plays suggest, they did follow the star to find a young Jesus at his home with his mother (see verses below).   Tips for Sunday School Teachers Add your email to the right to get FREE stuff!    In the verses, you will find where...

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The First Christmas Word Search Puzzle - Free Printables

I often find myself needing something extra for the kids in Sunday school to do. Sometimes kids come early and need an activity to do to keep them busy or sometimes the story is a bit shorter than I anticipated. There have been times I have made games up on the spot while other times I have the kids read over bible verses we have printed on the...

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Christmas Craft Ideas - Sunday School Crafts

Every Christmas my kids come home from school with crafts that are designed for the Christmas holiday. Of course, none of these Christmas crafts show the true meaning of the holiday season. For instance, we have Rudolf the red-nosed reindeer, Santa, elves, sleighs, bags of toys, and Christmas trees. Before going on - sign up on the right to get...

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Jesus Birth: The Christmas Story - Sunday School Lessons

So many Christmas traditions surround the holidays that often the true meaning of Christmas gets lost in the shuffle. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Christmas? Is it the lights, the presents, the hustle and bustle of Black Friday deals, getting together with family, Santa Claus, Christmas music, or old Christmas movies?...

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Do You Hear What I Hear Lyrics and Song - Sunday School Christmas Play

Do You Hear What I Hear is a fabulous Christmas song for Sunday school kids to perform around Christmas whether it is in the church play or just for the congregation. It talks about the star above to the baby Jesus to how that small baby will one day bring goodness and light to the world. =>=>=>Sign up to get FREE Sunday school stuff!=>=>=>   There...

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