I find myself creating more and more Christian resources for children. This is because I believe that it is important, especially in this day and age, for children to learn about God, His Son Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and God's promises.
I have an overwhelming desire to create and share my resources. Fortunately, I have been able to share my resources through my TPT Store. Unfortunately, I have no way of organizing them in an easy-to-find way. They are listed by title with helpful tags, but that is not really a good at-a-glance of what I have available. With that said, I decided to post a blog that shows my resources along with the links that will allow you to get a more in-depth view of the product.
Books of the Bible Cards for Kid
This is a resource for providing kids with a hands-on interactive approach to learning the books of the Bible.
This packet is a resource for helping kids learn the Ten Commandments. Children are actively engaged as they complete the practice activities.
This is one of my most popular resources. It provides children with opportunities to practice the Lord's Prayer and understand it.
This packet is a helpful resource for teaching children about Jesus' commandments. Unfortunately, many children no little or nothing about these commandments. They have only heard of the Ten Commandments.
Teaching children about communion is one that is rarely taught, but important for kids to understand. This packet includes resources to help teach about communion.
This packet includes the five resources mentioned above. You can save money by purchasing the bundled set.
This book of 30 different Bible verses is a great way to get children into the Word of God.
This resource is an interactive PowerPoint which is another fun way for children to practice scripture and learn the Word of God.
This Jeopardy game is one of my Sunday School class favorites. The game is a fun way for children to learn more about the people in the Bible.
This packet is a resource that focuses on the "light of the world" using Bible verses Matthew 5:14-15 and John 8:12, along with the song "This Little Light of Mine."
This packet includes 18 pages to help teach the story of creation. The focus is on Genesis 1-2:1-3, which details God's work for the first seven days.
This packet places an emphasis on Genesis 2:4-25,3, which details the story of Adam and Eve, the fall, and the curse.
The emphasis of this packet is on Genesis 6-8, which details God's unhappiness and actions over a disobedient and sinful world. It also tells us about God's grace and faithfulness.
This is a 17 page resource to help teach children the story of Jonah and the Whale (Jonah 1-4). It tells how Jonah tried to flee from God; was swallowed by a whale; and eventually carried God's message to Nineveh.
This is a fun resource for teaching children both the story and the message in 1 Samuel 17. The activities in this packet are interactive and engaging.
This packet includes the five previously mentioned Bible stories. Purchasing the resources in a bundle is a good way to save.
This is a simple sorting activity that students can play. They read a card and then determine if the statement is true or false. Then they sort it into the correct cup. It is a fun way to learn and discuss Bible facts.
This game works well as a team or partner activity. It is an interactive PowerPoint that is played like Jeopardy.
This audio PowerPoint resource tells the Story of Noah's Ark.
This packet helps to teach the story of Job. While a little long, the Book of Job has some important messages for children to learn. The summarized story helps to make it easier to understand.
This packet is a helpful resource for teaching the story of Daniel in the Lions' Den. The emphasis is on Daniel 2-3, 6. The summarized chapters provide information about Daniel and his friends, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.
The Whole Armor of God packet helps to teach children about the tools that God has equipped us with to protect ourselves against the attacks of Satan.
Students learn about Ruth and her mother-in-law, Naomi. With guidance, students can begin to understand the message of God in this story: God is faithful, we can trust God, God helps ordinary people, and God uses bad things for good.
Students practice and learn John 3:16 Bible verse. They also begin to understand it and learn how it can be applied to our lives.
