The Game Case is a REPRODUCIBLE collection of ten Bible games on cards designed to reinforce YOUR elementary class Bible lessons.

 

 

Check out the HOTTEST collection of Bible game cards in town!

Reinforce the lessons taught in YOUR Bible classes with games such as Bingo, Who Am I and >Pictionary. Each game comes with instructions and scripture applications.

Games include:

• OT & NT Bingo (36 masters each)
  The most popular game in the case, Old Testament (and New Testament) Bingo can be used to introduce new information or review information already learned. It is EXCELLENT to use in a pinch when you need a substitute teacher for one of your classes or as an inter-generational event. Each game begins with the Salvation Message as the players put one of their markers on Salvation Free! Players will learn the books of the Bible along with their classification, names of people and where to find their stories, places, miracles and parables.
• OT & NT Match (78 OT masters & 54 NT masters)
  Excellent as an "early bird" activity, players learn the books of the Old Testament and New Testament and their classification by playing this game. For example, the teacher puts all the LAW books of the Old Testament on one table face down. Up to four players may play the game trying to find the two cards that say Genesis.
• OT & NT Pics
  These cards are used to play both Pictionary and Charades, and can be played with as few as 6 players or as many as 60! One student picks a card and either draws what is written on the card (Pictionary) or acts it out (Charades).
• OT & NT Character Cards
  Have players guess who you are by asking yes/no questions (Who Am I?) or use these cards to make up questions concerning different people in the Bible. Either way, kids will learn up to seven facts about their favorite Bible heroes.
• OT & Armor of God Dominoes
  Instead of matching up numbers as in the dominoes game you grew up with, have students match up pictures like Noah's Ark or the Helmet of Salvation. This is another great game to let "early birds" play as they wait for classmates to arrive.

Download a FREE sample in PDF format (Adobe Acrobat required).