Teaching Tools

Teach the meaning and understanding of the three days and three nights spoken about by Jesus Christ in Matthew 12.

A kingdom needs: a ruler, a territory, laws, and citizens. Use this fill-in chart to discuss these concepts and reflect on their significance with your children. Makes a great accompaniment to our “Feast of Tabernacles” lesson. 

Here’s a great teaching tool to help your children memorize sequential information such as the 10 Commandments, the seven annual festivals, or the fruit of the Spirit. 

Use our number templates (1-12) to create your own Bible games or teaching tools involving counting: list the 10 Commandments, memorize the 12 apostles, study the three days and three nights concept, and the list goes on!

Create this engaging activity using yarn and some basic office supplies, and test your memory skills of Bible knowledge. You and your children will enjoy matching the 10 Commandments, the armor of God, and the 10 plagues of Egypt. 

Use this colorful chart to count the 50 days from the wave sheaf offering (which historically took place during the Feast of Unleavened Bread) to the Pentecost festival. Updated annually. Makes a great accompaniment to our “Feast of Pentecost” lesson. 

Where will your Feast travels take you? Have your children record their thoughts and memories in their own Feast Travel Journal! Included in the download are options for either single-sided printing for a flip book or double-sided printing for a booklet style. (When printing booklet style, change your printer settings to double-sided and set it to flip on the "short edge.")

Need help binding your book? There's no wrong way! Staple, sew, glue, or hole punch and tie. Use a search engine to explore "DIY book binding," or reach out on our Facebook page!

As you travel to the Feast of Tabernacles, enjoy this pack full of Feast-themed activity pages that will help keep your children occupied on the road or in-flight. Activities range in difficulty levels for multiple ages and include: jigsaw puzzles, coloring pages, a card game, a scavenger hunt, mazes, a crossword puzzle, a word scramble, a cryptogram, and a word search.

The tree of life is mentioned at the beginning of the Bible in Genesis and at the end in Revelation, bookending the story of humanity. Kinesthetic learners will enjoy creating and using this resource to learn more about this special, life-giving tree.  

Using some basic office and teaching supplies, assemble this fun teaching tool with your children. This is a great project to review your knowledge of all of God’s festivals. 

Who inspires you from the “faith chapter,” Hebrews 11? Create this chart and add additional names of people from the Bible or faithful individuals you have known personally. Makes a great accompaniment to our “Feast of Trumpets” lesson.

Print these festival flash cards on card stock to create multiple game possibilities. Play “Concentration,” matching games, sequencing games, and the list goes on. See our “Spring Festival Season Overview” lesson or our “Fall Festival Season Overview” lesson for more ideas. 

Enjoy this fun craft by cutting out words and pasting them in order according to Philippians 4:8. 

This wonderfully creative teaching tool will help you and your family anticipate God’s gift of the Sabbath each week. Download our instructions to assemble it using poster board, paper clips and split rings (or book rings). 

Use this fill-in chart to study and discuss the resurrections recorded in Scripture. Makes a great accompaniment to our “Last Great Day” lesson.