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Sunday School Printables

Decorating your Sunday School Classroom can get expensive. Between bulletin boards, classroom games, puzzles, toys and circle time activities you can use up your budget pretty quick. Before you purchase anything, you might search around online to see what sorts of resources you can access for low cost or even free.  Additionally,we have started up a collection of different Sunday School Resources you can freely use. You’ll find Bible Alphabet Charts,
Classroom Welcome Signs, Bible Story Boards, and Children’s Ministry Post Cards. These are all helpful resources you can use in your ministry and outreach programs.

Bible Alphabet Charts

We have a great set of printable alphabet charts you can use in your classroom. These are full-sheet printables, and you can
customize the size by changing your printer settings. You might want to make them half a sheet, or four to a sheet for flashcards.

Bible Verse Bookmarks

Customizable Bible verse bookmarks you can use as classroom handouts. Each bookmarks has space for weekly bible verse assignments as well as a space for a memory verse. This is a great way to encourage children to get into their Bible’s on a daily basis.

Bible Verse Printables

Free Bible Verse printables to coordinate with Seeds Family Worship music

Bible Timeline Printables

Over 25 different pages, filled with 200+ events from Biblical and World History. These cards are full color, ready to cut out and place in your assembled timeline. Children add in their own dates and notes for each event.

Sunday School Signs

We’ve got an entire page set up for our Classroom Welcome Signs. There is a different sign for each of the twelve months, so you can change them out as needed.

Sunday School Postcards

Postcards are a great way to stay in contact with your students! Children love to get things in the mail as well, and will begin to look forward to them! Additionally, you can use these cards for children to pass out to their friends they see at school as a personal invitation to join them in Sunday worship.

Sunday School StoryBoards

These are some full-page sized pictures you can use to retell common stories in the bible. These are fantastic to mount to construction paper and put the words of the story on the back. You can alter the print size of these to make sequencing cards children can use for review after your circle time story.

Bible Memory Games You Can Play With Index Cards

Bible Memory Concentration

Start with the scripture location of the verses written on one sticky note and the verse without location on the mate.  Create around 10 pairs, more if you’re playing with older kids.  Shuffle the sticky notes and flip them over.  Play using normal concentration rules, making matches until all cards are gone.  If your kids don’t know what a certain verse is based on its location have them look it up.

Mixed Up Word Race

Choose a verse and write out one word per index card or sticky note.  Each player should have one full set of cards for the chosen verse.  Mix up the cards well, then at the same time try to reorder them on playing surface in proper verse order.  Whoever finishes correctly first wins.  Having a parent as a judge is helpful.

Word Fade

Start with a scripture passage written one word per index card laid out on the table.  The first player reads the entire passage then flips one card over.  The next player then recites the passage and flips another card over, two cards are now flipped.  Every turn a new card is flipped over.  Players are out when they recite the scripture incorrectly.  If all the cards are flipped and everyone is able to recite the verse new rounds are played until someone is declared the winner.

Word Run

This game works best if there are 4 or more people playing.  Index cards with tape work but sticky notes are ideal for this one.  Start with each word of a scripture passage written one word per sticky note.   Take all the words and stick them in a jumbled order on one wall.  When the go signal is given the first player of each team runs to the opposite wall and grabs one word, they return to their side and tag in the next player who grabs another word and returns back to the starting place to tag in the next player.  The object is to get all the words back to the starting side then reassemble them in the correct order.  Make sure that there is a separate word jumble area for each team.

Backwards Memory Challenge

Your family needs to already have some scripture memorized for this one but it’s really fun.  On index cards write out the scriptures that your group is familiar with and put all the cards face down on the table.  Next, have one player draw out a card and begin reading the scripture backwards.  The first person who shouts out the correct verse address wins the card.  Cards continue to be drawn counter clockwise.

What games have you played to help with scripture memory?

Bible Games

File Folder Games are great for children of all ages. To make a file folder game you will need a basic manila file folder, scissors, glue and game pieces. Sometimes we print our games on card stock, or even laminate them so they will last through years of use. You can read about our laminating machine here, it’s not as expensive or troublesome as you might think. Our easy print File Folder Games give you your entire game board, playing pieces and cover sheet for each game! These games are great for table activities, and free time in your classroom.

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Adam Names the Animals Game

This is a file folder game based off Genesis 2:19-20, where God has Adam give names to all the creatures he has created. Children play the game by reading the words on the cards then matching them up to the correct photo.

Adam’s Apples File Folder Game

This is a file folder game for children who are working on place value skills. This is a two player game, so you’ll want to print two gameboards, and if you like two sets of number cards as well. Children take turns drawing apples and them place them on their
tree. Once they are placed they cannot be moved.

Loading Noah’s Ark Game

This is a file folder game for children working on early multiplication skills. Children solved the equations on the rainbows and match them to the correct ark. These go up to 2 x 12, but there are blank versions for you to extend this game if you need.

Abraham File Folder Game

This is a file folder game for children to play when learning about Abraham.

Daniels in the Lion’s Den Game

This is a file folder game for Daniel’s time in the lion’s den. This game is for children who are working on early time telling skills. Children read the digital time on each lion, then cover it’s mouth with the correct analog clock.

Armor of God File Folder Game

This is a file folder game based on the armor of God. Children pick a player then spin for their different pieces. Each article has the
character quality written on it as outlined in Ephesians 6: 10-20 The first child to put on the full armor of God wins!

Ten Commandments File Folder Game

This is a printable file folder game for children to learn the ten commandments. You will need two dice to play this game. Roll the dice, add the sum. IF the sum of the numbers is 1-10, the child chooses that picture card from the pile and places it on their tablet. First one to fill their tables with the ten commandments wins!

All God’s Creatures File Folder Game

This is a game for children to match up the tiny pictures of the animals to the ones on their board. You need a magnifying glass for this game.

Hosanna! Easter File Folder Game

This is a file folder game for children to learn about the events leading up to Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Customize this game with question cards, or let younger children just roll the dice to play.

Military Time with Joshua Game

This is a file folder game based on Joshua commanding the sun to be still. Children match the correct military and standard time on each sun.

The Lord’s Prayer File Folder Game

This is a bible file folder game to help children memorize the Lord’s Prayer. Children use the picture cards to fill in the blanks in the verse. When complete encourage them to read the prayer all together.

Love Bible File Folder Game

This is a file folder game based on 1 Corinthians 13 4-6, as well as other bible verses on love. Children use a marker for a player, and a die to move. When children land on a red heart, they draw a card from the pile and answer the question using the verse as a reference.

Make 10 with Moses Game

This is a bible themed file folder game for children work on simple addition facts. This is a facts that add up to ten.

Parts of Speech with Moses Game

This is a file folder game for children who are learning about nouns, verbs, adjectives, and prepositions. Children read the sentences on the cards and the determine the type of word that is
highlighted.

Samson Measuring FFG

This is a file folder game for children to use multiplication and division skills to convert inches to feet. Mount the game to the file folder then let children use the playing pieces to solve the equations.

Parable of the Sower File Folder Game

This is a Christian File Folder game for children to reinforce learning about the Parable of the Sower. Children move their
player (a seed) through the birds, rocks and thorns to eventually reach the good soil where they can put down their roots. There
are pitfalls along the way representing the various problems that Jesus talks of in his parable. You’ll need your own seeds and a
die to play the game.

Treasures in Heaven File Folder Game

This is a file folder game for children who are learning about storing up treasures in Heaven. Children go through the game
collecting coins to put in their “heavenly treasure” box. Each time they collect a coin, they need to state one way that we can bring God glory through the good stewardship of money. The player with
the most heavenly treasure at the end wins the game.

Three Wise Men Game

This is a bible file folder game for children who are learning the story of the three kings. Children help the kings follow the stars all the way to the manger, by putting them in the correct order. The kings are ordered by their multiples of three.