This maze is both challenging and fun. As your children work it, they will have a chance to reflect on the ways God used Peter and others to begin the church.
Bible Mazes for Children
Mazes are a pencil activity that will challenge a child in many healthy ways and help him or her develop fine motor skills at the same time. The free, printable Bible mazes for children listed below highlight various Bible events and situations and will reinforce the lesson taught for each story. Click on the title of an activity to be taken to a web page where you'll be able to read more and download it.
This maze, which is shaped like a bird, is fun to work; but it also affords parents and teachers a chance to talk about the birds and how God takes care of them. If God takes care of the birds, surely He’ll take care of the people who trust Him!
Give your kids a chance to work this maze, and you’ll also give yourself a wonderful opportunity to talk to them about the importance of the apostle Peter’s letters, letters we know as 1 Peter and 2 Peter in our Bibles today.
This Bible activity is a maze that reminds children that Paul escaped in a basket from Damascus and from those who wanted to take his life.
In this activity, three intersecting mazes form one maze. Can you make your way through it from Jerusalem to Gaza? Your children quite likely can, and they can show you the right way. Be sure to give them the opportunity to do so.
This maze is challenging, but perfect for your older children. As Paul made his way to Damascus, he met Jesus. Jesus told him to continue traveling to the city because when he got there, he would be told what to do. Your children will enjoy working this maze. You’ll enjoy working it as well. Two separate routes are offered. Can you travel both of them?
Finding the right path in a maze about the 10 lepers Jesus healed gives children a fun activity to do while learning about the importance of gratitude.
Helping the wise men find the child Jesus by working this maze helps children understand that the wise men had to travel to see Jesus.
Working this Find Your Way to Jesus’ Tomb Easter Sunday maze will help children remember that Mary found her way to Jesus’ tomb on the first Easter Sunday morning, and learn that the tomb was empty! Jesus really was alive and is still alive today!
Help Peter find his way through the fishing village to Andrew. Middle and older children will have fun with the maze as you teach them the story from Luke 5:1-11.