The Bible story of Lazarus is one of the most powerful reminders of Jesus’ love, compassion, and divine power—and it’s a beautiful way to help young children begin understanding faith and hope.
In this post, you’ll find a collection of printable teaching resources designed to support your lesson—everything from True or False Cards and Story Sequencing to Story Recall activities and more. Whether you’re an early childhood educator, Sunday school teacher, or homeschool parent, these age-appropriate tools offer gentle, engaging ways to help children connect with one of the Bible’s most powerful miracles.
This story is from John 11.
Jesus Brings Lazarus to Life Mini Book
Print this Bible story print & fold mini book and others on this page: Bible Story Mini Books
Bible Story Recall
Cut out and use these story recall cards to help children recall key characters and events from the Bible story, reinforcing their comprehension and understanding. There are 6 cards that represent the story, such as Martha, Mary, Jesus, etc. There are 6 cards for things that were not in the story, such as lion, fish, feast, etc.
Lazarus Story Sequencing
Print these story sequencing cards for children to arrange in order after you have read the story to them. Get the printable on this page: Bible Story Sequencing
Lazarus Bible Story Play Dough Mat
Print this Play Dough Mat to give children a fun way to review the story and exercise their fine motor muscles. Children will make Lazarus coming out of the tomb.
Bible Story “Draw It” Sheets
Print this activity to let children draw scenes from the Bible story.
Bible Verse Sheets
Print these Bible verse sheets for the story of Lazarus, featuring 2 verse sheets. One sheet has both a longer and shorter verse version.
Lazarus Lives Again: Story Recall Sheet
Have children look at the pictures and only mark things that are in the story. Children can stamp the pictures with bingo dot markers, or circle them with a marker. There are 5 pictures they should mark. They should not mark: paralyzed man, lamb, rainbow, fish.
True/False Game
Print these Bible Story True/False Cards to check children’s understanding of the story. There are 4 “true” cards, each featuring true facts accompanied by illustrations from the story, like “Jesus went to the tomb and said, “Lazarus, come out!” Additionally, there are 4 “false” cards, which include incorrect statements about the story, such as “Lazarus just had a little cold and was sleeping.”
Sharing the story of Lazarus through interactive and thoughtful activities not only helps children remember what they’ve learned, but also encourages meaningful conversations about faith, trust, and the power of Jesus. These printable resources are easy to prepare and flexible for use in any setting—making Bible time both impactful and fun. I hope these ideas bless your teaching and spark joyful learning moments with your little learners!