Games Zone

You will need two card tables and a mixed up puzzle for each team (one puzzle with box top that shows how to make it.)

Life takes some guessing, and even if we are not sinning, we have to make choices. We should learn from watching the choices that others have made before us, both good and bad) and realize that others are watching us!

The object of the game is to write a verse in mirror image on a poster board. You will need 2 small mirrors and 1 large mirror.

This opening lesson activity helps to illustrate that while we have many things that make us different... there are some things we can all agree on.  

Have your kids race with this fun relay as they transfer water.

You can use this game as an introduction to how we are all different - but that God loves us all the same, or other similar applications

A Silly Social Distance Game where try to remember objects as they are removed.

This is a pretty simple review game show. (You can also just use Bible trivia questions.)You will need Spinning Wheel -wood or poster board.

Teaching on Forgiveness and the transition from animal sacrifices to Jesus, the lamb of God, these are some ideas you can use!

Social Distance Game where kids try to guess who is hiding the spies. Ideal for story of Rahab and the Spies.

The Bible says that everyone needs to be saved - only most people do not realize it. They think they are "fine," just like the man reading the book- he needs to look down and realize it isn't just a windy day. People need to see the things in this world that show that there is more to it, and that they are indeed in need of being saved.

This is "Win, Lose or Draw" without the paper or pens! Instead, have a supply of rope licorice on hand!

Relay fun using Winter Gear (giant winter coats, gloves, knit hats, scarves, etc.). Could be adapted for other seasons or use Biblical costumes.

You need 12 cards. The idea is to find the 3 gifts that the Wismen brought to Jesus by remembering which cards they are on.

Each kid who answered review questions takes a turn sitting on the stool with a straight face while the leaders try to make him/her laugh.

Game where kids try to win by not getting tooooo greedy!

Fun game for introducing a Bible verse.

This simple, fun activity will help kids discover the power of saying "I'm Sorry."

A fast and easy game for connecting with kids that requires only a handful of pennies to have a bundle of fun!

Here is a fun, challenging but entertaining puzzle you can do with kids right at the table in a restaurant. It's so easy it's hard! But the kids will have a fun time as you connect with them through this handy game.

A Super Fun Game using only plastic cups!

 Use these ideas when teaching about friendship. 

Here is a fun Preschool Bible activity to help preschoolers learn that life has its ups and downs, but God is in control and works for the good of those who love Him, according to His purposes!

Use these Bible Word Search Puzzles at home or at church. 

20 fun and safe games you can play online with kids.

An Awesome Collection of Games for Kidmin

3 fun games for you to use in your Children Church

Non-competitive games to help teach your kids about unity.

Now, thanks to the power of dollar stores you can find glow sticks, bracelets, necklaces and the like really cheap. Use them in these 5 creative ways to add fun.. and GLOW to your Kids Ministry!

Service going over time? Short on content for your morning kids program. Do not stress, here are 5 ways you can use play dough to add fun and humor to your program.

Why should older kids have all of the fun?!? Here are 7 game ideas for preschoolers.

There are lots of effective teaching tools you can use to reach kids, and there are good reasons to use all of them at one time or another. However, one stands out above the rest: games!

To help with the idea of doing while learning, here are 8 kid-tested and teacher-approved games to help your students learn the books of the Bible.

Education research has shown that when kids have a relational connection to their teachers and peers, they listen and learn better.

This is a good ice breaker or introduction to class. You can use this game when talking about Adam naming the animals. If you asign two of every animal name, you can talk about Noah and the Ark.

You need some "atomic fireballs" for this game. You can have the child quote a Bible verse over and over again while filling their mouth with fire balls! You can also talk about how the tongue is like a fire (James 3:6) and must be controlled by God.

This game is a lot of fun. You will see some funny pictures drawn by the kids "in front of the train." The first team that finishes and draws the best picture wins!

This review game is a team event. A wheel such as in the Wheel of Fortune is needed.

Give each child in class a piece of paper. Give them 3 minutes to make a paper airplane. Then have each of them come up front one at a time and attempt to fly their plane toward a specific target.

And the least shall be first in this friendly competition game of flying paper airplanes.

A few years ago I was browsing in the shopping mall and walked by a store that had remote-controlled robots for sale. I immediately thought that the robot would make a great addition to our children’s church team! This is a game that is hard for everyone to see in a big group. Use a video camera and close-circuit the signal to a TV or video projector so that no one misses the action.

Scripture (Proverbs 6:6) tells us to learn a lesson from the ants on how to be wise. Here's a game that is both fun and lets you do just that.

This game allows kids to practice serving at home in a fun, competitive way.  

A game that is used as a way for several teams of children to learn a particular Bible verse by playing a version of "Around the World"

This simple Bible lesson for preschoolers is perfect for those Sundays when you have snow on the ground. It could be used in Sunday School or Kids church. Some families could also use it as an outline for a family devotion.

Simply a relay in which each team must crawl to a desired destination and back again. A great way to help introduce or emphasize the story of baby Moses.

Teams of children seek around the room to find pictures of baby Moses. The kids will have fun looking for the pictures... you will have fun finding creative ways to hide the pictures.

Another great Boys against Girls competition game! The kids will have lots of fun trying to complete this game!

This is a fun game that can be used to teach a Bible verse.