These Sunday school activities can be used with many Sunday school lessons. Any lesson dealing with hope, improvement in our circumstances, or waiting on God; the rainbow is a symbol that His promises for rewards will be kept.
Bible Study Activities – Surfer “trust” Bracelets
These Bible study activities work well with any Bible story having to do with water and storms: Jesus walking on water, Jonah getting swallowed by the whale, baptisms, Paul in the storm at sea to name a few.
Youth Bible Study Lessons – Bible Story Placemats
This craft works well with any youth Bible study lessons, and parents are known to use them for years. It requires a laminator, which many churches and “crafty” families possess.
Free Children’s Sunday School Crafts – Creation and Beauty
This is one of the free children’s Sunday school crafts you can try with your Sunday school class. You can use this to teach about God, Creation and the beauty that God provided to the world.
Sunday School Crafts – Jesus Loves Me Picture Frame
This is one of the Sunday school crafts that can be used in any of the lessons illustrating the love of Christ and the concept of Jesus Loves me. Numerous crafts can be done to make picture frames. This is the one using popsicle sticks.
Sunday School Lessons – House-on-the-Rock Paperweight
This Sunday school craft can be used in any Sunday school lessons about trusting God, but before the craft time, you can read to students the parable of “The House on the Rock” from Matthew 7: 24-27:
Teaching Children to Tithe – Tithe Piggy Bank
As a Sunday school teacher you can begin teaching children to tithe. A piggy bank helps introduce the idea of tithing. It can help promote the discipline to put money away for the Lord. Try this craft to start the lesson.
Kids Sunday School Crafts – Garden of Eden
These kids Sunday school crafts go well with the lesson on how God created the heavens and the earth. This craft will allow students to design their own gardens of Eden.
Sunday School Commentary – Have a Vote
As the Sunday school teacher are you looking for ways to involve the congregation with your students and their activities? Asking for Sunday school commentary by having them vote on projects and crafts works well.