The Love of God Sunday School Activity - Great for Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is right around the corner. With the thoughts of love in the air, why not teach your kids about the love of God and what it means to them? God's love is like no other love in the world. In fact, God's love is so great he sent his only begotten son to die on the cross for our sins so that we could one day go to heaven to live...

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Palm Sunday Maze - Sunday School Activities

Palm Sunday Photo Courtesy of Randi Hausken Palm Sunday comes but once a year. While many children's favorite holiday is Christmas, Easter is my daughter's favorite and has been for years. Now, you are probably thinking she likes it because of the Easter Bunny. That couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, it is Easter as a whole. She loves...

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Easter Coloring Pages - Sunday School Coloring Pages

Easter Coloring Pages Photo courtesy of McKay Savage Yes, I know that it is still January when this is being posted, but I can't stop thinking about Easter. For one, we have had zero degree weather and are expecting snow with more frigid temperatures. I think not only am I looking forward to the warmer weather that Easter brings,...

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10 Commandments Word Search - Sunday School Activities

10 Commandments Activities Photo courtesy of Ole Houen The 10 Commandments Sunday school lesson is one of the most searched for lessons on our site. It's because of this that we've decided to add an extra Sunday school activity to go along with it - a free word search puzzle! The word search puzzle below can be printed off and used in your...

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Moses in Egypt Word Search Puzzle - Sunday School Activities

Sunday School Activities Photo courtesy of Rjruiziii Many people in the bible have one story, but Moses has many. From his birth to his death, God allows us to follow the life of Moses. His life was filled with good times and bad, but through it all God never left his side. Thankfully, we have that same assurance. God will never leave...

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Let My People Go - Moses and Pharaoh - Sunday School Lesson

While Moses didn't feel he was the right man for the job, God knew he was the perfect man for it! There are many times we are just like Moses and feel we just can't do what God needs us to do. Whether it is go on a mission trip, spend a few more hours at church, lead VBS, visit the kids in your Sunday school classroom outside of church or any number...

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The Power of Prayer - Sunday School Lesson

This Sunday school lesson will help you teach kids about the power of prayer. From an early age, kids are taught to say their prayers before bed or maybe even thank God for their food. Of course, when there is dire need, we all bow our head and turn to God for help and healing, but there is so much more to prayer time than just these times of your...

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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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