Easy Bible Crafts for Kids

Easy Bible Crafts for Kids

Introducing children to the Bible through crafts is a wonderful way to make learning about faith interactive and enjoyable. Hands-on activities help kids engage with biblical stories, remember key lessons, and express their creativity. Here are some fun and easy Bible crafts that are perfect for Sunday school, homeschooling, or family devotional time.

1. Noah’s Ark Paper Plate Craft

Materials:

  • Paper plates

  • Construction paper

  • Markers or crayons

  • Glue and scissors

Instructions:

  1. Cut a paper plate in half to create the base of the ark.

  2. Cut out animal shapes from construction paper or use stickers.

  3. Draw waves and clouds on the background.

  4. Glue the ark onto the plate and add the animals inside.

  5. Discuss the story of Noah’s Ark and God’s promise.

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2. Creation Story Wheel

Materials:

  • Paper plates

  • Split pins (brads)

  • Markers, crayons, or colored pencils

  • Scissors

Instructions:

  1. Cut a smaller circle out of one paper plate and divide it into seven sections.

  2. Draw or write a picture for each day of creation in the sections.

  3. Cut a window on another plate so that only one section is visible at a time.

  4. Attach the two plates together with a split pin.

  5. Spin the wheel to reveal each day and discuss the creation story.

Check out wonderinhisworld.com for step by step photo instructions!

3. David and Goliath Slingshot Craft

Materials:

  • Craft sticks

  • Rubber bands

  • Small pom-poms or cotton balls

  • Glue and markers

Instructions:

  1. Create a simple slingshot by gluing two craft sticks together.

  2. Attach a rubber band between the ends of the sticks.

  3. Use pom-poms or cotton balls as “stones.”

  4. Retell the story of David and Goliath and discuss faith and courage.

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4. Jonah and the Whale Paper Bag Puppet

Materials:

  • Paper bags

  • Construction paper

  • Markers or crayons

  • Glue and scissors

Instructions:

  1. Cut out a large whale shape from blue construction paper.

  2. Glue the whale’s body onto a paper bag, leaving the mouth open.

  3. Draw and cut out Jonah and place him inside the whale’s mouth.

  4. Act out the story of Jonah and discuss obedience and forgiveness.

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5. Fruit of the Spirit Tree

Materials:

  • Construction paper

  • Markers

  • Scissors

  • Glue

Instructions:

  1. Draw and cut out a large tree trunk and branches from brown paper.

  2. Cut out fruit shapes from colored paper.

  3. Write each Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) on a fruit piece.

  4. Glue the fruit onto the tree and discuss how we can display these qualities in daily life.

6. Jesus Loves Me Handprint Craft

Materials:

  • Paper or cardstock

  • Paint

  • Markers

  • Stickers (optional)

Instructions:

  1. Have each child dip their hand in paint and press it onto paper.

  2. Write “Jesus Loves Me” above the handprint.

  3. Decorate with hearts, crosses, or stickers.

  4. Use this craft to reinforce the message of God’s love.

Final Thoughts

These Bible crafts not only bring stories to life but also create lasting memories for children as they explore their faith. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or Sunday school leader, these activities are a great way to make Bible lessons fun and meaningful. Try them out and watch kids grow in their love for God’s Word through creativity!

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