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Kids Bible Lessons is a free ministry of The Sunday School Store. Print it, copy it, teach it.
Run by Tony Kummer, a children’s pastor for ten years.
Lessons by age
- Preschool (ages 3 to 5) – one simple story, lots of pictures, short activities.
- Grades 1 to 3 – full lessons with games, crafts and printable PDFs.
- Grades 4 to 6 – deeper themes, real-life questions and more discussion.
- Children’s sermons – a five-minute talk with an object lesson.
Teaching grades 1-6 in one room? Start with Grades 1 to 3 and plan to stretch it for your older kids.
Need this Sunday’s lesson? Sunday School Works posts one every week.
On this page: New this week Coloring and crafts Games and trivia About us
New this week
- Church Busy Bags for Kids: What to Put in Them
- Teaching a Tiny Sunday School Class (1 to 5 Kids)
- Bible Stories That Teach Kids (and Point Them to Jesus)
Coloring pages and crafts
- Bible coloring pages – one page per Bible story, ready to print.
- Christian coloring pages – holidays, verses and seasons.
- Free gospel coloring book: Jesus is King!
- Favorite sheets: Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, Zacchaeus Meets Jesus
- Sunday school crafts – simple crafts that go with the lesson.
Games and trivia
- Sunday school games without materials – nothing to gather, nothing to print.
- 101 Sunday school games – review games for any lesson.
- Bible trivia questions and answers – with a printable PDF.
- Church jokes – clean jokes that are safe for church.
About our team
Kids Bible Lessons is led by Tony Kummer, who served ten years as a children’s pastor in a small church.
Picking a lesson for your age group:
- Preschool (3 to 5): one simple story, lots of pictures, short activities.
- Grades 1 to 3: longer stories, worksheets and simple crafts.
- Grades 4 to 6: deeper themes, real-life questions and more discussion.
New to teaching? Start with Sunday School for Beginners or Teaching a Tiny Sunday School Class.
Scripture quotations are from the KJV, NIV or ESV unless noted. More about us
A free ministry of The Sunday School Store
Free to print. No sign-up needed. Everything on Kids Bible Lessons is free to share with your church. The site is kept up by The Sunday School Store, where we write full-year curriculum for small churches.
“This is a very easy curriculum to follow, we have been using this for two years and we have multiple Children’s Church teachers. The lessons flow from week to week and that makes it easy for the children to understand even though the teachers rotate.”
A review of the 52-Week Sunday School Curriculum
From teachers who use these lessons
“Thank you so much for this lesson message put together on the book of Micah! May God bless you the way you have blessed many, in particular me ( so i have guide to teach the kids this Sunday at Sunday School)”
Boriana, September 4, 2026
“I have enjoyed your children Bible Story for years. Thank you for being creatives in the lessons. I thank God for you!”
Sandra, June 6, 2026
“Thank-you very, very much!! Your excellent guidelines and ideas are extremely helpful to me with my young Sunday school group!! Very much appreciated!!”
Sue, March 3, 2026
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Engaging Bible Study Activities for Kids
Through interactive kids’ Bible studies, we can help each child develop a deeper connection with God and Jesus, as they learn about the Holy Spirit and the life-changing messages in Bible stories. With comprehensive lesson plans, teaching Bible lessons to children becomes an enriching experience for both the teacher and the students. Our carefully crafted children’s Bible lessons are designed to speak directly to kids, allowing them to hear God’s voice and understand the relevance of the scriptures in their lives.
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Some good Bible lessons for kids include the story of Noah’s Ark, the tale of David and Goliath, and the parable of the Good Samaritan. These engaging lessons teach children about faith, courage, and kindness while introducing them to timeless Biblical principles in a relatable and age-appropriate way. Interactive activities and discussions can further enhance their understanding and connection to the Word.
Good Bible study lessons often focus on key themes such as faith, love, forgiveness, and redemption. Popular topics include the Sermon on the Mount, the Fruit of the Spirit, the Prodigal Son, and the Armor of God. These lessons provide in-depth exploration of Scripture, encouraging reflection, discussion, and personal application of Biblical teachings in daily life.
To prepare a Bible lesson for kids, follow these steps: 1) Choose an age-appropriate Bible story or theme; 2) Identify the key message or moral you want to convey; 3) Develop a clear and concise lesson outline; 4) Incorporate interactive activities, such as crafts, games, or role-playing, to engage the children; 5) Prepare discussion questions to encourage reflection and understanding; and 6) Conclude the lesson with a prayer or takeaway that reinforces the key message. Remember to adapt your approach to the age group and learning styles of the children.
When teaching the Bible to 10-year-olds, focus on stories and themes that are relatable and engaging for their age group. Popular topics include the Ten Commandments, the life of Jesus, the parables of Jesus, and lessons on faith, love, and forgiveness. Use interactive activities, such as games, skits, and crafts, to help them understand and apply the teachings in their daily lives. Encourage open discussions and questions to deepen their comprehension and personal connection to the Bible.