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The idea of the game is to keep the balloon in the air. Every time someone hits it, they must FIRST (or at the same time) name a person in the Bible.

Ask the kids a Bible question. The first one to raise their hand gets to answer it. If they answer correctly, they get to shoot at the can with the nerf basketball.

The object of this game is to have the lowest number of total cards picked by a team. Every pick counts as one, whether right or wrong.

This is so basic but really works well with kids. With a bag of candy in one hand, take turns asking each section a review question.

The kids are the actual game pieces in this game. Each team gets creative as they come up with actions to fit the memory verse or verses.

Your students will compete against each other, either in teams or even as individuals as they try to fill-in the blank spaces in a Bible verse. The pressure is on as each key word is randomly chosen by the team members.

Teams of children will run a relay to put a verse in order. They will run to acquire each word and then hang each word on a clothes line with clothes pins in the correct order.

The classic Bible verse memory activity - use a whiteboard, and eraser and a room full of kids. Add and erase words in a verse as the children repeat it over and over until it's memorized!

Using a hopscotch grid, you will add words to each of the squares so the children have to say each word or words in order as they hop through the grid.

Use a ball or a real potato to play hot potato! As the ball is tossed about, each word must be said individually and in order by the person catching the ball. If someone misses a word or drops the ball, they are out.

Here's a quick and easy game to play: Teams compete by standing in line, passing the ball to each other all the way down the line and back again - all the time quoting the day's verse.

Here's the classic Match/Memory Game. Face down scripture flash cards must be matched with another set of face down flash cards that state the meaning of the verse.

Two teams go back and forth quoting the scripture verse as a word or part of the verse is eliminated as each team takes it's turn.

Your students will be poppin' with this game - really! Two or more teams run a relay to pop balloons and collect the verses inside. Put the verses in order and your team wins!

Here is a fast-action relay game in which each child must unscramble the day's scripture verse.

Try these activities when your kids say they're bored.

A fun game to play in a medium to large size group.

Plans for building a giant Connect Four game.

Looking for new ideas for teaching the books of the Bible to your class? These Books of the Bible Cards are a great way for kids to interact with and learn the books of the Bible. Includes instructions for 7 different games.

This is a great tool for quizzing in a fun way as you are learning the books of the bible.

This is a great game to help children learn about each other.

This game is modeled after Bozo's Grand Prize Game. On an eight-foot table, place five bright buckets.

Here is a super-fun relay that involves the teams building a wall and knocking it down in order to win!

Fun buzzers for a review game.

Which candy coordinates with the Bible verses listed?

Circle game with and "it" Electrifying game!

This game shows kids that not being able to talk is challenging!

Have you ever played the London Bridge Game? These Christian versions of this children's game will not only be fun for your children, but will also help teach them about God!

A quick and easy Christmas themed game for use in your kidmin.

Looking for a last minute activity for Christmas Eve Children's Service? Here is a fun printable worksheet you can use this week. 

Use this game as a lesson intro, time filler, or just to have fun!

Engage kids with these great games for your bus ministry.

A fun idea for a hilarious game. Never a dull moment when you have kids, food and games.

Here is a fun activity to help your little ones become more familiar with this wondrous time in earth’s history. 

A Relay involving running and jumping and remembering each day of creation.

Have fun this Easter by changing up your egg hunt!

Good Game to play when kids need to burn off a little energy pre-service or as a fill-in game if service goes long. Our kids love this competition style game.

An adaptation of David and Bathsheba to teach about hiding sin. 

Remember dropping a clothes pin into a jar? Here's the same idea using little pieces of paper made to look like scrolls. Easy to play and fun to do any time!

If you want something sticky, icky, and messy, here it is!

Ready for some fun? This game is great for special activities or camp. Requires: Three pie crusts, gummie worms, 1 gallon can of pudding, whipped cream, table

Moses once boldly said: "Show Me Your Glory!" If you want a game to introduce a lesson on Exodus 33:18, then "How Well Do You Know Your Sibling?" is the game for you!

Are you ready for a fun and simple game that your kids will go crazy about? Here is one such game. You will need a bunch of dominoes.

This game works like hangman. Take turns between sides guessing a letter for the blanks. Whenever a letter is guessed correctly, fill in the blank with that letter. When a letter is guessed wrong, that team loses $.10.

This is probably the easiest large group game ever invented. If you can think of an easier one, please let me know in the comments.

An easy fun Scripture Memory game for Easter!

A "high-tech" way to do reviews, quizzes, etc. in children's church, that brings kids and adult leaders together in a fun competition.  

The kids are trying to toss a frisbee at a designated target in the room. A great way to introduce the topic of Elijah and get the kids active at the same time.

Introduce the idea of Elijah and get the kids running as they run a relay and hand off batons to each other at the same time.

In this game - the students get to have craft time and a game in the same moment. Teams of kids race to glue the jewels onto Esther's crown.