These Esther Bible story activities can be used in Christian Preschool programs and Sunday schools.
Esther Play Dough Mats
Print these Esther Bible Story Play Dough Mats to give children a fun way to review the story and exercise their fine motor muscles.
Download: Esther Play Dough Mats
Esther “Draw It” Sheet
Print this activity for children to draw things for the story. This sheet uses the very same pictures and directions as the play dough mats, but I included this one for those teachers who may need a quicker activity (it also uses less ink).
Esther Story Recall Set
Print and cut these story recall cards to have children recall who and what was in the Bible story. Check their understanding and comprehension of the story. There are 9 cards that represent the story, such as Queen Esther, King, scepter, feast, etc. There are 9 cards for things that were not in the story, such as harp, sheep, Pharaoh, puppy, etc.
Esther Story True/False Cards
Print these Esther Story True/False Cards to check children’s comprehension of the story. There are 4 “true” cards — these cards have true facts with pictures from the story of Esther, such as “Esther held a feast for the King and Haman.” There are 4 “false” cards — these cards have things that aren’t true about the story, such as “The King held out a golden cup for Esther”.
Esther Sequencing
Print these story sequencing cards for children to sequence the story after you read it to them. Get the printable on this page: Bible Story Sequencing
Esther Mini Book
Print this Bible story print & fold mini book and others on this page: Bible Story Mini Books
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how can i save the work and share it on zoom with my private students? i have trouble saving it into a folder and bringing it up easily. perhaps you have a suggestion for me.
zehava
Hi Zehava, After you click the link and get the printable, there’s a download symbol at the bottom of the screen (hover over until you see it). It will download that file to your downloads folder. Or: you can right click on the green button and select “download linked file”. I hope this helps!
Karen
I LOVE these Queen Esther resources! Thank you so much for sharing!!