These Bible Story Sequencing Cards can be used after reading a Bible story to children to see what they comprehend about the story and to practice putting stories in sequence.
Have children cut apart the pictures (or cut them in advance if children are not able to do this by themselves). Discuss each picture with children. Have children put the pictures in order and glue them on the numbers on the top half of the sheet.
Head over to the Christian Resources category for more activities!
There are two choices: one with 3 pictures to sequence and one with 4 pictures. Download the printable at the link below. When printing, remember to select the page number you wish to print.
Holidays
(Christmas and Easter are listed above with other Bible stories.)
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These are amazing! Can you do more from Jesus’ life. Boy in the temple, baptized, in the desert, etc.
Oooh, I would love those too!
Thanks for the suggestion, Stacey & Ginger! I think I have clipart for 2 of those stories, so I’ll put that on my to do list. If I can find clipart for the other, I’ll make that, too.
These are amazing! Thank you so much for creating such useful resources!
Thank you for the resources! It’s really helpfully!
Thank you so much for the resources! Very helpful for a new private Christian school teacher!
I am so excited to find your website. I retired from a Christian day care. Have been asked to help with 3-5 year olds in a Christian Home School program. Your sequencing cards will be a great, great help with morning devotions with my children. Thank you!
These are wonderful. If you could make more that would be amazing. My prek class love these.
Thank you sooooo much for making these! What a huge blessing 🙂 We will be using all of them!!
These are wonderful piece. It will help in my Junior Bible School, Ages 5.
God bless you
Thank you so much for taking the time to do these pre-K lessons I’m always struggling trying to find out something for our pre-K kids to do or not having them come down with the other kids.
My teachers will be very happy
I use these in my class all the time. My students love them. Thank you for your hard work!
Is there any way you could create a Nativity one?
Thank you again,
Hi, There is a Nativity set — just look in the 5th row. (I didn’t put it under holidays. I put it among the other Bible stories.)
Oops! I didn’t even see that one! I must have skipped over. So sorry!