Bible Story Cut & Paste: OT & NT

Give kids a fun way to engage with ten Old and New Testament Bible stories with this hands-on Bible Story Cut and Paste activity. Kids can read the stories from their favorite Bible or Bible story book or listen to someone read the story to them. They’ll need to listen closely, because the activity will ask them to choose the five images that belong to the story. Each worksheet includes one image that was not part of the story (such as a lion in the story of Moses in the bullrushes).

It is designed to be used alongside any Bible version or Bible storybook you choose. Each worksheet includes one or more images that were not part of the story. This is an easy way to have fun with fine motor skills practice while soaking up the Word of God. An answer key is included. See a sample of Bible Story Cut & Paste here.

Choose the page(s) you want to use to complement your service, or send the book home for kids to complete the entire book!

Kids can color a black-and-white version, or you can choose to print the color version. Both versions are included.

Recommended for kids ages 5-7.

Contents and Themes at a Glance:

• Creation (Genesis 1-2:3)
• Adam and Eve (Genesis 3)
• Noah’s Ark (Genesis 6:8, 13-22; 7:1-24; 8:1-22; 9:1-17)
• Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors (Genesis 37)
• Birth of Moses (Exodus 1:22, 2:1-10)
• Nativity (Luke 2:1-20)
• Baptism of Jesus (Matthew 3:13-17)
• Jesus Calms the Storm (Luke 8:22-25)
• Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand (Luke 9:10-17)
• The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)

This download includes:

• 24-page Bible story activity book (PDF)
• Start Here Leader’s Guide/Instructions (.docx + PDF)

This product is a digital download, which means you will receive a link to download the files after completing the check-out process. Please note: It is too large of a file to view on a mobile device.

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