Here is a five-week plan with free attributes of God activity sheets for Sunday school. Each week has one Bible story, a coloring page, a puzzle at two levels for ages 6 to 12 and two preschool pages for ages 3 to 5. You also get answer keys, what to print for each Sunday and one question to ask at the end. Nothing to sign up for.
No sign-up: download and print · 37 pages, US letter size · ages 3 to 12
What you get in the free activity sheets
- A puzzle for each week, ages 6 to 12: connect the dots, crossword, color by code, connect the dots and a maze, each at Level 1 and Challenge
- Five Bible story coloring pages for ages 6 to 12
- Answer keys for every puzzle (pages 21 to 25)
- Ten preschool pages for ages 3 to 5: a coloring page and an activity sheet each week (pages 26 to 35)
- Three print lists with page numbers (page 4) and the five stories in plain words with a question each (page 5)
Lily, the store’s page tester, worked the activities by hand and colored the pages you see in the picture. Each page names its Bible passage, so you can teach straight from your Bible.
Teaching this as a series? Start with the free Week 1 lesson, God Is Faithful (Genesis 21), for ages 6 to 12.
Your five-week attributes of God plan
The series theme is simple: an attribute of God is something that is always true about who He is. Read the passage aloud, tell it in your own words, then hand out pages. The memory verse for all five weeks is Psalm 145:3: “Great is the LORD and greatly to be praised; His greatness is unsearchable” (BSB).
Week 1: God always keeps His promises (Genesis 21:1-7)
Print: pages 6 to 8 (ages 6 to 12), 26 and 27 (ages 3 to 5), answer key page 21. Use the puzzle: Connect the dots. Give Level 1 to early readers and the Challenge to kids who read well. Let the older kids finish quickly and then retell the story to a neighbor. Talk about it: Why could Abraham and Sarah trust God while they waited? Mixed ages: Preschoolers point to what happened first, next and last on page 27 while older kids work the dots. An older child can help a younger one tell the order.
Week 2: There is nowhere God isn’t (Genesis 28:10-22)
Print: pages 9 to 11, 28 and 29, answer key page 22. Use the puzzle: Crossword. Read the clues out loud for a group that is still learning to read, and let kids work as pairs. Keep the answer key at the teacher’s table. Talk about it: Where could you go that God is not with you? Mixed ages: Preschoolers trace the dotted path to help Jacob on page 29. Pair a reader with a non-reader for the crossword so both feel useful.
Week 3: God is holy (Isaiah 6:1-8)
Print: pages 12 to 14, 30 and 31, answer key page 23. Use the puzzle: Color by code. Explain the code once on the board, then let kids work at their own pace. Holy means perfect and set apart. Talk about it: What did God do for Isaiah when he was sorry for his sin? Mixed ages: Preschoolers draw lines to match the pictures on page 31. Ask them how they can praise God.
Week 4: Nothing is too strong for God (Mark 4:35-41)
Print: pages 15 to 17, 32 and 33, answer key page 24. Use the puzzle: Connect the dots. Have sharpened pencils ready. Early finishers can color the storm page. Talk about it: What makes you afraid? How does this story help? Mixed ages: Preschoolers count the boats on page 33. Ask: when can you trust God?
Week 5: God’s love runs to meet us (Luke 15:11-24)
Print: pages 18 to 20, 34 and 35, answer key page 25. Use the puzzle: A maze. Hand out pencils with erasers, because mazes take a few wrong turns. The Challenge maze is for confident kids. Talk about it: How did the father show his love? How does God show His love to us? Mixed ages: Preschoolers circle the picture that is different in each row on page 35. Ask: how much does God love you?
Each week, you need to go back to the Lord and ask him to grow your faith so you’re equipped and empowered to do the same for the kids in your ministry.
Tony Kummer, founder of Ministry-to-Children
What to print, Sunday by Sunday
Page 4 of the PDF has three lists with the page numbers filled in. Pick the one that fits your calendar.
- Five Sundays. One story a week, in order. Print the Kids pages for the week and the two preschool pages, and the answer key once for the teacher.
- One Sunday about who God is. Use the prodigal son (Kids pages 18 to 20, preschool 34 and 35) or the storm (Kids pages 15 to 17, preschool 32 and 33).
- Quiet pages. For the church service or early finishers, print the coloring pages and the Level 1 puzzles. Staple a few together with a pencil and some crayons.
Questions from Sunday school teachers
Do I need the curriculum to use these sheets?
No. Every story page shows its Bible reference, so you can teach from your Bible. The pages work by themselves in Sunday school, children’s church, a Christian school or at home.
How do I run this with kids of different ages?
Everyone hears the same story, and then each child gets the level that fits. Early readers take Level 1, confident readers take the Challenge, and preschoolers take their own sheets.
Can I copy the pages for my whole class?
Yes. Make as many copies as your church, classroom or family needs. Please don’t sell these sheets or post the file on another site. Send people to this page instead.
More attributes of God help for teachers
For videos and more free pieces for this series, see the Attributes of God resources page on this site. For a free lesson overview, visit attributes of God lessons for kids on Ministry-to-Children.
These sheets are the student handouts from Attributes of God, a 5-week Sunday school series with Kids and Preschool editions. It is also included in the All-Access Pass.
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