Children in the Bible Activity Pages

Looking for a quick and meaningful way to keep your kids engaged while helping them learn more about the Bible? These Children in the Bible Activity Pages are perfect for those last-minute moments when you need an easy, low-prep addition to your lesson—or just a fun activity for a rainy day.

Three Levels of Bible Fun!

These printable Bible activity pages are designed with three levels of difficulty, so you can choose what works best for your kids.

Level 1: Tangle Maze

In the first level, kids follow a tangle-style maze from a clue to the Bible child it describes. It’s a simple, fun challenge that helps them learn while developing fine motor skills. Try having them trace each maze in a different color to make it extra fun!

Level 2: Letter/Picture Code

The second level kicks it up a notch with a letter and picture code puzzle. Kids will use the code to spell out the names of Bible children based on the clues. It’s a great way to reinforce letter recognition and problem-solving.

Level 3: Hidden Letters Challenge

The final level is a bit more advanced and perfect for older kids or those ready for a challenge. Kids read the clue and try to name the Bible child. If they get stuck, they can search for hidden letters in the picture that spell out the name—and then unscramble them to discover the answer!

Here’s a close-up of the David puzzle—can you spot all the letters in his name?

Why I Love These Activity Pages

I always like having Bible activity pages like this printed and ready to go. Whether it’s a rainy day at home, a classroom Bible lesson that needs an extra activity, or a sermon that runs longer than expected, these printables are an easy, meaningful way to keep kids focused and learning.

Just tuck them in your folder or church bag and pull them out when needed—they’re ready when you are!

Grab Your Free Activity Pages!

Will you be using these Children in the Bible activity pages? I’d love to hear how they work for your family or classroom! Your feedback, suggestions, and ideas help me create even better resources for you in the future.

May God bless you!