Free printables, coloring pages and Bible lessons for kids
This free printable will help children think about the month of December and count out the days. The illustration shows several children singing songs of Christmas. There is also a simple poem that reads, “Praise the Lord with cheerful song, honor God the whole month long.” Directions:Â Click on the preview image or select from the … Read more
This free printable calendar for kids will help children think about the month of November and count out the days. The sheet also has a poem that reads: Even on November’s chilliest day. Let us praise the Lord in every way. Younger children may need a parent’s help when filling out the number boxes. We’ve … Read more
This free printable will help children think about the month of October and learn about numbering the days of the month. Here is the poem written on the sheet. As October days go by, God your love helps us to try to honor, serve and to obey as we learn, work, and play. Directions:Â Click on … Read more
You can use this coloring page to teach children about the month of September. With a little guidance, they can fill in the boxes with the numbers for each day of the month. Click here to see all the months in our calendar. Directions: Click on the preview image to the right to download this resource as … Read more
The last letter in our alphabet series is Z for Zion. This is a term frequent in the Psalms in reference to Jerusalem and God’s special presence among his people. For Christians, the dwelling of God is not limited to one city. (Heb 12:22) We now celebrate the gathering of God’s people wherever Christ is … Read more
The theme for the letter Y is Yahweh. In most English Bible translations, the phrase “THE LORD” is actually the Hebrew name for God. In older translations, this was rendered Jehovah from the alternate vowel pointing used in later Hebrew scriptures to show respect for the name of the Lord. This is the name that … Read more
For the letter X, our readers had a hard time. After many good suggestions, we went with the theme excellent. This could be used to teach on Philippians 4:8. “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if … Read more
For the letter V, our readers chose the theme Victory. This is a wonderful way to talk about the power of Christ. Jesus has won a great victory over sin, the devil, and the world. When he returns all those who oppose his righteous rule will be defeated. Psalm 44:7 is a good verse to … Read more
Our readers picked the theme Unity in Christ for the letter U. This choice surprised me a little but it really is a beautiful truth that we need to teach the next generation. Regardless of outside factors, all believers have a spiritual unity in Christ. Print this page and the other 25 letters from the free Bible … Read more
For the letter “T” our readers chose the theme “Trust.” In addition to the large letter in capital print, there are four children holding up signs based on Proverbs Proverbs 3:5. The message on their signs say, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart!” Print this page and the other 25 letters from the … Read more