Sunday school crafts are hands-on activities designed to reinforce Bible lessons or themes in a fun and creative way for children. These crafts often utilize simple materials and focus on visual representations of stories, characters, or spiritual principles. Sunday school crafts encourage active learning, help children connect with the Bible on a personal level, and can provide tangible reminders of the lessons they’ve learned.
Two Sunday School crafts for the Lord’s Prayer: a God’s Kingdom Crown that remembers God is king, and a Choice Jar that helps kids make decisions that honor and serve the Lord.
Imagine a big, bustling city, full of people. The air is thick with excitement, and everyone’s talking about someone special coming to town. This wasn’t just anyone; it was Jesus! Today, we’re going to learn about a very special day called Palm Sunday, a day when Jesus got a royal welcome. What is Palm Sunday? Palm Sunday is the Sunday
Craft Activities for Children Psalm 91 Safe Beneath His Wings The book of Psalms is full of important and comforting reminders of God’s love and presence. These crafts focus on Psalm 91, which tells us that God protects and provides for us, no matter what threats come our way. A “Faithful Protection Shield” recounts that He shields us with His
Craft Activities for Children Exodus 34 Moses Shine because of God’s Glory In the book of Exodus, we see God’s constant faithfulness to His people. The Lord protects and provides for the Israelites in remarkable ways, and uses Moses to lead the people. After being in God’s presence, Moses’s face was so shiny that others could hardly look at it.
Craft Activities for Children Luke 6 Forgive, and You Will be Forgiven The “Golden Rule” given in Luke 6 is an important reminder of how God calls us to live as Christians. Sure, it’s easy to love those who love us or to act kind to those who are kind to us. But this passage tells us to love and
Craft Activities for Children 1 Corinthians 15 Jesus is Alive, His Resurrection Jesus is our hope and the foundation of our faith. We can count on the Resurrection of Christ, and also look to our own resurrection for strength. These crafts remind us of 1 Corinthians 15 and the truths that Paul reminds us of in that passage. A “Trust
Craft Activities for Children Matthew 4 The Fishers of Men These Bible crafts teach kids about their role in telling friends about Jesus. See more Bible crafts, activities, and coloring pages on our website. Fishers of men? What can this mean? As we discuss with children the importance of loving and following Jesus, we will also communicate the blessing of sharing
“God’s Keeps His Promises” Exodus 40:1-33 Sunday School Lesson Imagine a really special box, like a treasure chest, but instead of gold and jewels, it held things that were super important to God and his people a long, long time ago. That’s kind of like the Ark of the Covenant! The Ark of the Covenant is a sacred chest described
Craft Activities for Children 1 Corinthians 13 The Greatest Love of God Love appears everywhere, and is an especially essential theme throughout Scripture. Yet kids often receive the wrong ideas about what love is and where it comes from. These crafts focus on 1 Corinthians 13 and how the apostle Paul describes genuine Godly love. A “Hanging Hearts of Service”
Craft Activities for Children Nehemiah 8 The Celebration of Jerusalem Wall Nehemiah knew that the joy of the Lord was his strength, and he stood up against challenges to build the wall around Jerusalem and restore the hope and protection of the people. We know that God provides for us and that His joy is our strength, too. These crafts
Craft Activities for Children: Israel’s only Savior (Isaiah 43:1-7) This lesson focuses on Isaiah 43 and reminds us that God is always with us, through good times and hardships. He made us and knows us, and guides us through all things. A “Lifesaver Poster” reflects on how God preserves and protects us, and leads us when we pass through the
Craft Activities for Children John 2 Jesus at the Wedding Feast The first miracle Jesus did on Earth might surprise us a little, but it further revealed who Jesus was. Transforming water into wine might not seem entirely life-changing, but it reminds us that anything is possible with Christ, and that God cares about even the little details of our
The Wonder Kid Miriam Protected her baby brother Moses The biblical narrative in Exodus 2 describes how Pharaoh, fearing the growing number of Israelites, decreed that all male Hebrew babies be drowned in the Nile River. This decree placed Moses’ life in immediate danger. Miriam’s story serves as an inspiring example for young people today. It shows that even young individuals can
The Generous Boy offers his Lunch Box The story of the boy with the five loaves and two fish, found in the Gospel of John chapter 6, is a powerful testament to Jesus’s power and compassion. Jesus and his disciples had been ministering to a large crowd of people. As the day wore on, the people became hungry, and the
The story of Naaman, a powerful Syrian general, is found in 2 Kings 5:1-19 The story of Naaman, found in 2 Kings 5:1-19, highlights the unexpected role of a young Israelite servant girl in bringing healing to a powerful Syrian general. Naaman, the commander of the Syrian army, was a mighty warrior, but he suffered from leprosy, a debilitating and
Craft Activities for Children Luke 2 Jesus as a Young Boy in the Temple. This lesson focuses on the only Biblical account we have of the childhood of Jesus, where we see His dual nature as man and God revealed. Mary and Joseph worried that they’d lost track of Jesus, but He was in the temple, His Father’s house. These crafts
Craft Activities for Children Luke 1 for the Fourth Sunday of Advent This lesson for the last Sunday of Advent considers how music allows us to express our love for God. Songs and prayers help us to thank Him for His bountiful blessings and gifts. These crafts provide a musical outlet as well as Christmas celebration. A “Maraca Bag” serves as
Craft Ideas for Zephaniah 3 for the Third Sunday of Advent This lesson highlights the joy we have in knowing that God redeems and restores. The text focuses on Zephaniah 3, where the prophet assures God’s people that He rejoices in them and has a plan for their renewal. These crafts highlight the passage. A “Proclamation Microphone” prepares kids to announce
Craft Ideas for Luke 21 The Peace of Advent Season The theme of this lesson focuses on the peace found in following Jesus. John the Baptist prepared the way for Christ, and we can consider how to point others to Him as the way to life and peace. These crafts recall the work of the prophet and the peace of
Craft Ideas for Luke 21 The Hope of Advent Season The theme of this lesson focuses on the hope of the Advent season. As the Israelites hoped for a Messiah, we hope for Jesus to return one day. In the meantime, we have the hope of His daily presence with us. These crafts celebrate the beginning of Advent and the
Craft Ideas for John 18 Jesus is king of all Nation This lesson celebrates that Jesus is the king, not of an Earthly kingdom, but of Heaven and of our lives. His reign has no end and His throne no limit, and we can honor Him as Lord and ruler of all. These crafts honor Christ as King and recall
Craft Ideas for 1 Samuel 1 Hanna and Samuel The story of Hannah and Samuel is a great way to remind children of God’s faithfulness and of the importance of prayer. Even when we don’t get what we want in the way we might hope, we know God loves us and hears all of our prayers, of supplication, praise and
Craft Ideas for Mark 12, Giving All for God God wants all of who we are. Giving Him our first offerings is about more than money. We should use our time, talents, and all of who we are to the Lord. In return, God promises to bless us and provide for us. He has already given us great things with
Craft Ideas for Ruth 1, Faithful friends are a gift from God The Ruth account teaches us valuable lessons in perseverance, redemption, and faithful friendship. It’s a powerful look at women overcoming trial, but even more than that, it is a reminder of God’s faithfulness and redemption. These crafts celebrate the story and friendship. A “Gleaning Wheat Basket” recalls how
Craft Ideas for Philippians 2, The Humility of Jesus Jesus lived in humble service to others, setting an example for us of how to act and how to treat people. When we imitate Christ, we stand out to others in amazing ways. These crafts celebrate the principles we read about the Incarnation, as described in Philippians 2. A coupon book allows
Craft Ideas for Psalm 34, Taste and See that the Lord is good Children love candy (well, adults do, too), but we know it’s not always the best choice. These crafts celebrate how we can “taste and see” that God is good. His love is something to savor and share, and it will never melt or give us cavities! A
Craft Ideas for Job 38, God is always in control The story of Job reminds us that God is always in control, even when we don’t understand life’s trials. God is awesome and powerful and can do amazing things. These crafts celebrate God’s attributes and abilities. A “Mighty God Barbell” reminds us that He is strong. A “Weather Ruler Poster”
Craft Ideas for Mark 10, Possession and the Kingdom How can we focus on the most important things? In the focus passage for this lesson, Jesus met a rich young man who thought he could save himself, and was unwilling to part with his earthly possessions. These crafts encourage children to contemplate the most important things in life and think
Craft Ideas for Genesis 2 and God Created Man and Woman God made all people, males and females, and designed us to support one another. We are not meant to be alone, but are made for relationships. We see this demonstrated in Genesis 2, where God created Adam and Eve. These crafts celebrate the events of the passage. “Male and
Craft Ideas for James 5 and The Powerful Prayer Prayer is a powerful and important thing to teach to young children, although they sometimes need guidance to develop the habit of prayer. These crafts provide methods of remembering what to pray for in our lives. A “Cup of Prayer” uses popsicle sticks to represent people or things to pray for.