FREE Bible Story Cut & Paste Printable
Published:
October 27, 2020
Contributor:
Bonnie Rose Hudson
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Do your kids enjoy hands-on activities while they listen to you read Bible stories to them or have your family Bible time? This fun FREE Bible Story Cut & Paste Printable is packed full of 10 worksheets that go along with 10 Old and New Testament stories.
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With this FREE Bible Story Cut & Paste Printable, you can choose to print the black and white version (that your kids can color) or the color version. Your kids can read the story in the Bible or in a children’s Bible and then do the activity, or they can listen to you read the story as they do the activity.
Each worksheet includes 6 pictures. For each Bible story, 5 of the images relate to the story being read (such as Moses, a basket, etc.) One of the pictures does not belong in the story (such as a lion in the story of Moses). They need to listen closely to the story, choose the picture that doesn’t belong, and cut and paste the remaining pictures onto the worksheet.
This unit includes worksheets for the stories of:
- Creation
- Adam and Eve
- Noah’s Ark
- Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors
- Birth of Moses
- Nativity
- Baptism of Jesus
- Jesus Calms the Storm
- Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand
- The Good Samaritan
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Bonnie Rose Hudson
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