Bible class games

This dice game for books of the bible is for Sunday school, homeschool or private Christian school teachers to help kids talk about the bible and get to know the books of the bible in a fun way! Kids love playing with dice and open-ended questions allow for them to share what they know and feel confident without really getting anything "wrong"! Print this worksheet or laminate to be ready to use in your classroom, homeschool or Sunday school class! Great for ages 5-12. *** there are three…

Make a fun books of the Bible game with some styrofoam cups, and help your kids or Sunday School students learn the Books of the Bible.

Our Would You Rather Scripture Game is not only a lot of fun, but it will also help you teach your family about the importance of Agency. This free Family Night printable is guaranteed to get your family talking and laughing. Get all the info at www.orsoshesays.com.

Here's a super fun Lesson Review Game that your kids will love! It can be played in several different ways and is so easy to make. Perfect for a wide variety of ages. | Bible Lessons | Bible Games | Sunday School games | Classroom Games | School Games

Here are 7 Bible Verse Memory Games that are fun, creative, and unique! Plus these Memory verse activiteis work with any Bible verse.

Bible Jeopardy Game for Ages 7-107! Print the trivia questions & game board and start playing in minutes! All material available on the website.

Bible trivia for kids can test the Bible knowledge and encourage kids to remember the things they've learned and learn new facts from the Bible.

Check out these 5 No-Prep Reviews Games for any classroom or any subject! Click to see what no-prep review games you can add to your teacher toolbox!

Check out these 2 fun, creative, and hands-on activities to help kids of all ages Learn the Books of the Bible. These are great for Sunday School lessons.

This game looks like a fun way to review the Books of the Bible. The game itself has been used for just about anything you want to review in classrooms, and it seemed like a good way to have the kids work together to know the Bible books. I doubt that I will be able to use it, but I thought it might be good if you have a really short lesson on the Bible, or if you are called in last minute and have to think up something to do. It would also be good if you have the kids together and want a…