Bible lessons for preschool through 6th grade
One Bible passage, taught four ways. Grace-first lessons with a teacher guide and printable handouts for every age, ready for your classroom or your kitchen table.
Tap a tab to see the same lesson for each age.
God made everything, and He made me too.
In the very beginning, there was no sky, no ground and no people.
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”
Genesis 1:1
6-minute story · 4 questions · 2 activities
52 lessons, a full year
5 versions of every lesson
15 min typical teacher prep
PDF handouts for every age
Meet the crew
They don’t star in the Bible stories. God is the hero there. Instead they show up in every lesson to dig up facts, ask big questions, and live the lesson out at school, at home, and on vacation.
The Big Story
1
God made everything good, and He made people to know Him.
God made it.
2
People turned from God, and sin broke everything.
We broke it.
3
God is rescuing His people, ultimately through Jesus.
Jesus fixes it.
4
Jesus will make all things new.
Jesus will make it all new.
Inside every lesson
Every Old Testament lesson tells the story on its own terms, then shows how it points to Christ.
A printable checklist and a 45-minute class plan. Supplies you already have in the cupboard.
One thing kids can actually do this week, at home or at school.
What we learned, a question to ask at dinner, and the memory verse to practice.
What we believe about teaching kids
Kids hear what God has done for them before they hear what to do.
David's courage came from trusting God. The lesson's hero is God, not David.
Stories told in kids' words without added events. Every verse cited.
Glue sticks, paper plates and crayons. No screens or expensive kits.
A year of lessons
Browse by series, or find every lesson from a book of the Bible.
Genesis 1:1-2:3 · God made everything, and everything He made shows how great and good He is.
Genesis 3:1-24 · Sin broke God's good world, but God came looking for His people and promised a Rescuer.
Genesis 6:5-9:17 · God judged a world full of evil, but He made a way to be saved and kept His promise to Noah.
Genesis 11:1-9 · People tried to make themselves great without God, but God brought their tower down and began His own plan to bless every nation.
Genesis 12:1-9 · God called Abram to leave home and trust His promise, and Abram believed God.
Genesis 22:1-19 · God tested Abraham, then provided a substitute in Isaac's place, a picture of Jesus, the Lamb God provides for us.
Genesis 27:1-45 · Jacob lied and cheated, but God kept His promise to him anyway, because God's grace is bigger than our sin.
Genesis 37:1-36 · Joseph's brothers sold him and he was thrown in prison, but the LORD was with Joseph every step of the way.
Genesis 41:1-45:15 · God turned the evil Joseph's brothers did into good, and Joseph forgave them, a picture of how Jesus forgives us.
Exodus 2:1-3:15 · God saw His suffering people and came down to rescue them, and He called Moses to go, promising, "I will be with you."
Exodus 11:1-12:42 · God protected every home marked by the lamb's blood, and Jesus is our Passover Lamb whose death keeps us safe.
Exodus 14:1-31 · When Israel was trapped between Pharaoh's army and the sea, God made a path through the water and fought for His people.
Exodus 16:1-36 · When Israel grumbled in the desert, God rained down bread from heaven every morning, and Jesus is the true Bread from heaven who gives life forever.
Joshua 6:1-27 · God told Israel to march around Jericho for seven days, and when they trusted and obeyed, God made the walls fall down flat.
Judges 6:1-40 · God chose fearful Gideon and shrank his army to just 300 men, so everyone would know the victory came from God's strength, not theirs.
Ruth 1:1-22 · When Naomi lost everything, God showed His kindness through Ruth and Boaz, and Boaz became the family's redeemer, pointing to Jesus, our Redeemer.
1 Samuel 1:1-28 · Sad and longing for a child, Hannah poured out her heart to God in prayer, and God heard her and gave her Samuel.
1 Samuel 3:1-21 · When God's word was rare in Israel, God called the boy Samuel by name, and Samuel learned to say, "Speak, for Your servant is listening."
1 Samuel 17:1-51 · God saves His people by His own power, through the champion He chooses.
Jesus comes to rescue His people and shows that He is God's promised King.
The risen Jesus sends His Spirit, and the good news spreads to the whole world.
Who it’s for
Teach siblings of different ages from the same Bible story, each at their own level.
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Hand every volunteer the same lesson with the plan already done.
Free printables
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