Bible
A Kids Heart christian games, printables and activities
EBible Teacher
Danielle's Place - you need a membership to access all of the things available, but you are able to access many ideas without a membership. I have found it useful and do not have a membership
DLTK Bible bible lessons, crafts, coloring pages, songs, veggie tales
MSSS Crafts - This link takes you to the Old Testament page but I think there is a NT page as well, this site offers links to other sites and resources on the story that you are looking for
Garden of Praise - has links to great Bible lesson websites which include resources for: coloring pages, story telling sites, activity and craft sites. (some of the ones I already have listed here are listed there as well as well as more)
Calvary Chapel Children's Ministry - an entire page to lesson plans for lots of Bible Stories
Children's Chapel - A collection of Bible Stories and devotions written for children, I didn't see any activities.
Mission Arlington's PDFs - more lesson plans (in PDF forms) from a Children's ministry
Bible Class Curriculum - a collection of free Bible curriculum covering MANY stories of the Bible, complete with worksheets and review questions
Sabbath School - offers curriculum with both student and teacher pages you can download and print.
Sermons4Kids - click on 'sermon index' there is a story, coloring page, craft ideas and fun work pages (for different ages) for some of the different stories - a great place for resources and go-alongs.
Bible Friends - Spiritual themes for Paper Doll Friends
Bible Story Hour Blog - Lesson Plans for a variety of Bible Lessons
A good and free Bible curriculum at ABC Jesus Loves Me, for 3 and 4 year old – 36 weekly lesson plans, completely planned out for you. This is an excellent resource!!
Hubbards Cupboard Memorization - help your student memorize verses set to popular children's songs, with posters, copywork and/or word strip game.
Storytime and More Blog had a list of Bible links I found helpful
"The question is not—how much does the youth know when he has finished his education—but how much does he care? and about how many orders of things does he care? In fact, how large is the room in which he finds his feet set? and, therefore, how full is the life he has before him?"
~Charlotte Mason~
Thursday, January 1, 2009
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