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Scripture Lady’s Preschool Bible Review Games for Bible Verses


Logo of Specific Scripture Games with bold pink text on a green cross.Scripture Lady’s Preschool Bible Review Games for Bible Verses

Isn’t it exciting when a preschooler starts to become familiar with some of God’s greatest Bible verses?  For example, John 3:16 can help them begin to understand Jesus’ great love for the world. Romans 8:28 can help them learn that God is good and that He will always work for the good in their lives. And Romans 3:23 can begin to open their eyes to the fact that sometimes they do wrong things called sin.

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A colorful board game titled 'JOY Box' designed for Bible verse learning about Nehemiah.

A colorful title screen for a Bible verse game about Job 37.

A colorful Bible verse game on a tablet for Psalm 30.

 

Screenshot of a Bible verse game featuring Psalm 23 with a trample theme.

Game screen showing a Bible verse puzzle from Psalm 24.

Title screen of a Bible verse game for Psalm 23.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game app praising God in Psalm 150.

Screenshot of a website titled 'A Glorious Name Bible Verse Game for Psalm'.

Title slide for a Bible verse game focused on Psalm 24.

Colorful printable Psalm 150 Bible verse game with praise instruments.

A colorful map screenshot from a Bible verse game featuring Psalm.

Screenshot of a Bible Verse Game for Psalm 23 on a phone.

Title screen for a Bible verse game focused on Psalm 23.

A colorful Bible verse game for Psalm 23 titled 'In the Hearts'.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game focused on Psalm 23 with colorful word options.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game interface for Psalm 104 on a tablet.

Colorful title screen of a Bible verse game for Psalm 23.

Title slide for a Bible verse game on Psalm 100 about making a joyful noise.

Title slide for a Bible verse game about praising with a whistle.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game titled 'Hallelujah Buttons' for Isaiah.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game interface with highlighted text and navigation buttons.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game on a tablet.

Children playing a Bible verse game on the floor.

A Bible verse game for John 3:16.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game interface for John 1:12.

Romantic balloon bop Bible verse game on a laptop screen.

A romantic Bible verse game titled "3 Spell G-O-D" for couples.

Cover of a Bible verse game for Galatians with colorful text and playful design.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game for Galatians chapter 1.

A humorous salad meme referencing a Bible verse from Galatians.

A colorful Bible verse game for Ephesians on a church wall.

Screenshot of a game selection screen titled 'What Should I Wear?'

Screenshot of a game titled 'Where Do I Belong?' for Colossus.

Bible verse game instructions for James on a whiteboard.

Yellow sticky note with text about a Bible verse game for 2 Peter.

A Bible verse game flyer highlights John 3:16 with a bright yellow background.

A biblical verse game about Jesus, the Duck, and the Child of God.

Screenshot of a Bible verse game for 1 John on a tablet.

Screenshot of a Bible verse guessing game interface on a mobile device.

Coming up with preschool Bible games for specific Scriptures is a joy. No. Our preschoolers will not have a deep understanding of these Bible verses. The key here is that they become familiar with them. There is no need for children’s ministries to wait for kids to mature in their levels of understanding before sharing God’s truths. Constant and consistent sharing of the Bible will help our little ones grow in their relationship with the Lord sooner than if teachers and parents waited for the “age of reason” to come along.

 

At ScriptureLady.com we have loads of Bible activities for preschoolers that will delight them and help them take steps, albeit small, to their wonderful Savior. As their teacher or parent, you will be delighted to see them grow. And one day they may just surprise you by quoting one of God’s great verses that became hidden in their hearts and minds.

 

So, please take the time to browse through this growing list of fun preschool Bible activities for specific Scriptures. “Where Do I Belong?” will help your little ones learn the importance of the Bible and its stories. “Way, Truth, Life Buttons” will give them the chance to learn that Jesus is the way, the truth and the life according to John 14:6. And “God is GOOD!” will remind your preschoolers that God truly is good as told in Psalm 118:1. These are just a few titles to help your little ones be on their way to growing in God.

 

“Call to me and I will answer you and I will tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.â€

Jeremiah 33:3

(Click here for a sample of this Bible verse song.)

 

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