GAMES
for Sunday School

Great Games for Sunday School and Youth Group as well. Find fun Bible Games for children.

Games for Sunday School!


Youth Group Games

  • Click on the Youth Group Games to see a dozen of our favorite games to do with Youth. Download instructions for each game and do any or all of them with your group! Curated by an actual Youth Pastor. You can't do better than that!


Sunday School Games

  • Coming soon! Sunday School Games! Head here to see wonderful, fun games to do with elementary age children. (Not your average "Duck, Duck, Goose.")


Bible Games Central
Review of Boxed Games

  • Choose Bible Games Central to see Sharon's Reviews of several boxed Bible Games created by BibleGamesCentral.com. Check out our favorite one, "Bible Animals Click Clack Match", which we prefer to call, "Cow Yahtzee" at our house. (Just, trust me.)

    Besides the aforementioned Cow game, they have great stuff for Easter and Christmas. Get your order in NOW!


Using Games for Sunday School

Maybe you have a great game. You'd like to use it at Sunday School but can't figure out a way to tie it into the theme of the day for the kids. Guess WHAT? That's OK!

Your game doesn't have to align with the lesson. You don't have to have a Bible Theme for your game. You can just play the GAME! Really, it's okay.

Kids want to play games because they are FUN! (Maybe they will learn something from them. But probably not.) They just want to have a good time and get the wiggles out!

Running, laughing, and playing together in a safe environment is wonderful and helpful for children. They need it! Just like you and I did when we were kids!

Go ahead! Play the GAME!



Making Games Safe and FUN!

Advice on Playing Any Game...

  • Make sure you have played the game or have seen it played.
  • Explain the game quickly and clearly.
  • Demonstrate the game if possible.
  • Explain the game with excitement or enthusiasm.
  • Put students in the game playing position before playing the game.
  • Safety is crucial. 
  • Get referees that are fun.
  • If at all possible, have kids lead the game.
  • Include the physically challenged kids.
  • Don’t force participation.
  • If games will be messy, tell people to “Dress for the Mess.”
  • Stop a game at its peak. Kids remember the last ten seconds of a game.

These are notes from my favorite Game Expert, Les Christie.


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