Noah's ark games for kids

A free Sunday school game that will have the kids scrambling for a seat on Noah's Ark.

Come get this Noah's ark board game to reinforce your Bible lesson with your kids or Sunday School class.

This fun and challenging Noah's ark memory game is great for kids of all ages. Play this at school, at church, at Sunday School, or at home. #biblegames #bibleactivities #Sundayschool

Download Here This is a free printable Noah's Ark Bible Bingo game. With six different game boards this set is print ready and the perfect addition to your Noah's Ark lessons plans. Each bingo board prints two

Preschoolers love animals and this preschool Bible game can help them learn some of the animals on Noah's ark and the different sounds each of them made.

Noah’s Ark is probably one of the most well-known stories in the Old Testament, so you will inevitably teach it in Sunday School at a minimum once a year, which can be awesome for familiarity's sake! However, teaching the same story year after year can also feel repetitive, so below we have provided some easy Noah’s Ar

(Genesis 6-9) Currently, I teach the third and fourth grade Sunday school class. Since today’s lesson was Noah’s Ark, and I was reasonably certain the kids have heard this one numerous times before, I wondered how I could give the story a refreshing spin. After pondering for several days, I thought up this little game that, I’m happy to tell you, was a big hit. With this being Labor Day weekend, attendance was low, so we combined first & second, and third & fourth grades to make one larger…

NOAH’S ARK: EGG CARTON GAME – The Bible made me do it!

What are some things we know about kids? They like to play, and ask lots of questions. They are easily upset and self-centered. We also know that they are quick to believe and want to feel big and important! Sound like anyone you know? (insert laughter)Knowing these things, how can we present the gospel to kids in such a way that they will experience the love and power of God’s Word? That’s easy...include them in the story! We can do this by using all the senses we possibly can to illustrate…