Running the Race Bible Crafts

Run for Jesus Bible Crafts

 

 

The crafts and activities featured below are from the impactful Bible lesson, Running for Jesus", specifically created for children in third through fifth grade. While is symbolism in this lesson may be challenging for younger children, older children will undoubtedly engage with the compelling topics of racing, competition, and winning prizes.

Learning Concept: Paul's analogy in 1 Corinthians, comparing us to runners, beautifully illustrates the concept of life being akin to a race or competition. Our birth initiates a race between good and evil. By wholeheartedly using the talents bestowed upon us to lead a life that pleases God to the best of our abilities, we can emerge as victorious winners in this race.

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This activity sheet is a great tool to reinforce the Bible lesson. Encourage children to actively engage with the lesson by filling in the answers and expressing their creativity through coloring the shoe picture and drawing in the shoe laces.

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Running for Jesus Race Bible Lesson Review Game

Two paper figure racers are used to create an engaging race scenario. Teams movel their racer towards the finish line by correctly answering questions from the Bible lesson.

The victorious team is the one whose racer crosses the finish line first.

The game includes printable racer figures, the track, and start and finish signs. Simply attach the stand to the runners to make them stand up. The questions are categorized by difficulty, allowing team members to select between easy and difficult questions. If answered correctly, they can then advance their racer by the corresponding number of spaces. Feel free to incorporate questions from previous lessons to enhance the challenge.

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Use this simply craft to remind your students that they can be winners if they are on God's Team.

What to do:

1. Before class print out the medallion pattern and make copies. If you don't want to use real ribbon, you can use the medallion pattern with the ribbon attached.

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2. Cut ribbon into lengths that can be attached to the medallion.

3. In class have your children color the medallion and then glue or tape the ribbon to the back of the medallion.

4. Place a piece of rolled up masking tape on the back of the medallion and attach the ribbon to your children's clothes.

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Students color a shoe picture and add yarn laces to the shoe. They also fill in the blanks on the bottom of the shoes that correspond to the Bible lesson. They decide what their goals are, how they will train hard, who their coaches are, what is the right equipment, and what obstacles they can remove, etc.

How to Make the Run for Jesus Shoe Craft:

1. Before class print out the shoe pattern and make copies.

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2. Cut out the patterns and punch holes in the shoe for the laces.

3. In class have your children color the shoes and then lace yarn or string through the holes.

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Students complete the activity sheet by reading the definition of the missing words and then writing the words in the blanks. They verify their work by looking up the verses in their Bibles. They activity sheet is available in both KJV and NIV.

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