Jesus is the Master Teacher! One of the ways that He taught was through parables or stories that He used to illustrate an important truth. These Sunday school activities will be great for your Bible lessons on some of the parables of Jesus, such as the Prodigal Son, the Good Samaritan, and the Lost Sheep.
Jesus tells the parable of the Prodigal (lost) son, in Luke 15:11-32. It is a powerful story that illustrates God's fatherly heart and love for His children! This Color Your Own Prodigal Son Wheel is a great way for kids to remember God's love for us.
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If you'd rather have an activity for your Bible lesson on the Prodigal Son that uses stickers instead of the coloring wheel, then these Prodigal Son Sticker Scenes are for you! Kids love using stickers and will be able to make four scenes from the story in Luke 15:11-32.
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In John 6, Jesus teaches that He is the bread of life. This Bread of Life Craft Kit will be a great addition to your lesson when you are teaching this passage. All of the pieces are self-adhesive so there is no prep and no mess from glue!
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Jesus teaches the parable of the Lost sheep in John 15:1-7. It is such a tender story of God's love for each person. Kids will have fun using The Lost Sheep Sticker Scene as a part of your lesson and I like that it has a verse from the passage on it too.
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The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of the most recognizable parables of Jesus' teaching. I love this Good Samaritan Bandage Craft Kit! What a great craft to go along with your Bible lesson on Luke 10:25-37. The outside bandage flaps stick to the ends of the bandage and can be opened to reveal John 15:12 on the inside of the bandage. This can also work as a memory verse for the week!
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Help boost Sunday School students' understanding of the parables with this free printable coloring page! This coloring page is a great way to get little believers engaged in Bible stories. Hand them out at Sunday School or give them away for parents to put in church quiet bags.
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