Jonah and the whale activities preschool

One of the most recognizable stories in the Bible is Jonah and the Whale. It is one of those stories every child learns in Sunday School and Vacation Bible School at one point or another.As Christian parents, we do teach Bible lessons at home and often times it can be hard to find quality resources...

Help your children or students learn the Bible story of Jonah and the whale with this free printable Jonah and the Whale Coloring Page.

These Jonah and the Whale free printables will be perfect for your Sunday School class or for home lessons.

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RESOURCES FOR LESSON: Bible Verses: Jonah 1-4 Foundational Truth: God Saves, part 1 Memory Verse : The LORD your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves. - Zephaniah 3:17 Motions: The LORD your God : Make "L" with right index finger a

Today at People Prayers and Potatoes Messy Church we entered into the story of Jonah and the Whale. We had a lot of fun making a whale out of a parachute and a table, we even got the vicar inside. We made whales galore and the tissue paper was a huge hit We made origami boats (sorry no photos of those). And we wrote moaning prayers onto whales which we used in our worship. We made the most amazing whales out of two paper plates, I was only sad I didn't get to make one. And the biggest hit…

This Jonah and the Whale craft is super simple to do with a clothespin and some cardstock (or paper). Makes a great home or Sunday school activity.

This Jonah and the Whale craft takes another well-known Bible story and brings it to life for our kids. As they read about Jonah’s lesson in obedience, pre-k and elementary children can work on their fine motor and creativity skills! And the best part? This craft only requires several supplies that you likely have on

Bible Story: Jonah (Jonah 1:1–3:10) || Story Focus: I should go God’s way. || Make a big fish from a plate while talking about how Jonah was swallowed by a big fish.

As a new mom, I have often wondered how I can engage my toddler with fun Bible stories. I have learned that this is not an easy task! Thankfully, I am learning about the beauty of teaching my child with a Montessori style. So my creative side starting clicking its gears and I was able […]