Sheep games for kids

I know it's been a long time since I've done any posting. I mean a LOOOOOOOOONG time. We've legitimately been quite busy. Good busy. Productive busy. I've also become really involved in our amazing local church. I love it! Our kids love it! We all love it! I have been having a lot of fun creating fun lessons for the kids. Hands on activities to help relate the stories. Here is one that went over really, REALLY well! Jesus is our Shepherd. We are the flock. John 10:14-16 (NLT) "I am the good…

Here is a simple outdoor tag game for children of all ages. Similar to Red Light, Green Light but Wolves and Sheep is even easier (and less cheating and arguing). How to Play: 1. Pick one person to be the wolf. This person stands on one side of the yard. 2. All the rest of the players are sheep and stand at least 30 feet away from the wolf at a starting line. 3. The wolf turns his/her back to the sheep so he/she can not see them. The sheep quietly walk forward towards the wolf. The sheep try…

Players hunt for ten sheep that have been hidden. (With one sheep especially difficult to find.) Use this Bible game for kids to introduce the Parable of the Lost Sheep.

A selection of games to use when teaching the 99 sheep and the lost one as found in Luke 15 - part of a whole lesson available on the site.

We love sheep crafts in this house! Or rather: I love sheep crafts. My kids love how fluffy and adorable these are. These easy sheep…

In Seminary this year we are studying the New Testament. For our Thanksgiving party I thought that it would be fun to have a review of the year so far with Minute to Win it games. Here is what I came up with. Luke 2:7 7 And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn. For this one you will need 2 jars and a bunch of plastic animals. I taped a picture of a stable to the outside. Each person…

This week we will learn just how similar we are to sheep and why we call God “The Good Shepherd” with fun crafts, snacks, and activity ideas that are all sheep-themed. Perfect for toddlers through early elementary-aged children. Great for Sunday School, VBS, Kids Ministry events, or Homeschooling curriculum supplements. We have a Cotton Ball Cup Sheep, a Cotton Ball Painting Sheep craft, a Sheep Cookie Snack, & a simple video object lesson on The Good Sheperd!

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Fun shepherd experience for kids, fits a lot of lessons involving sheep, going astray, lost and then found, the Good Shepherd, etc.

I found this Big Mouth clipart and I knew I wanted to design games with it! This is easy to put together and you have a fun way to review. The review game is easy to put together. The card tray template is included and there are directions to put it together. The students will answer the question correctly, then feed it to the sheep through the open mouth and the question cards will land on the tray. This is just a fun different way to review and discuss the lesson. Answer sheet is included…