Set up a large chalk board, or dry erase board in the front of the room. One by one, let each person illustrate a Bible story. Divide into two teams and see which team can be first to guess the most stories. The guesses do not have to be the exact wording, but should tell the main person and event. It is a good idea to let the younger children go first and draw the easier stories, “Jonah and the Whale”, “Noah’s Ark” or “Daniel in the Den of Lions”.
Jonah and the Whale
Noah’s Ark
Daniel in the Den of Lions
Joseph’s Coat of Many Colors
David and Goliath
The Birth of Jesus
Wise Men Follow a Star
Jesus Died on the Cross
Jesus Rose from the Dead
Jesus Calmed the Storm
God Creates the Heaven and Earth
The Story of Ruth
Queen Esther saves her People
Paul was Shipwrecked
Moses in the Bulrushes
Jesus Healed the Blind
Jesus Chose 12 Disciples
Joshua and the Battle of Jericho
Moses Receives the Ten Commandments
God Sent Manna to the Children of Israel
Delilah Cut Samson's Hair
Belshazzar Saw Handwriting on the Wall
Samuel Heard God Calling in the Night
Jesus fed 5000 with 5 Loaves and 2 Fishes
Jacob’s Dream of the Ladder to Heaven
Jesus was Tempted in the Wilderness
Jesus Walked on the Water
Judas Betrayed Jesus with a Kiss
Stephen was Stoned for Preaching God's Word
Jesus Calmed the Storm
The Children of Israel Cross the Red Sea
Saul was Chosen to be the First King of Israel
The Queen of Sheba went to Hear Solomon's Wisdom
Ezekiel saw the Valley of Dry Bones
