10 printable packs: devotionals, prayers, games, verse challenges and conversation cards. Print what you need, save the rest for next month — everything is free to use at home, in class and in kids' groups.
Five-minute readings with one idea to keep for the whole day.
A month of short readings designed for busy mornings: a passage, a picture, one idea a child can carry until evening.
Try this: Read the page while breakfast cools, then repeat the idea on the way out the door.
36-page PDF · 5 min · Ages 4–10
Calm, gentle readings for the last ten minutes of the day, each ending in a short blessing to say over your child.
Try this: Read with the lamp dimmed, then say the blessing with your hand on your child's head.
24-page PDF · 4 min · Ages 3–8
Simple words kids can pray at bedtime, at the table, or when they're worried.
Short, warm prayers with words a young child can really say — for meals, mornings, bedtime, and everything in between.
Try this: Print, cut out, and keep a stack near the table. Let your child choose tonight's card.
18 printable cards · 3 min · Ages 3–7
A prayer for worried, angry, lonely, thankful, and joyful days, each with a verse and a breathing exercise.
Try this: Open to the feeling your child names, pray together, then talk about the verse.
20-page PDF · 6 min · Ages 5–11
Printable boards, card games, and races that teach the Bible through play.
Four ready-to-print games that turn family night into a Bible discovery — nothing more needed than a pencil and a die.
Try this: Print one game a week. Play it twice: once for fun, once for the questions.
4 printable games · 25 min · Ages 5–12
Twelve active games for classes and kids' groups, each tied to a story and explained in five lines or less.
Try this: Pick the game that matches your lesson and play it right after the story.
16-page leader PDF · 15 min · Ages 4–10
Verse cards and weekly challenges with checklists.
One verse a week for a whole year, with cut-out cards, a sticker chart, and three fun ways to review each verse.
Try this: Post Monday's card on the fridge, review it at dinner, check the chart on Sunday.
Cards + wall chart · 5 min · Ages 5–12
Twelve hand-lettered verse posters kids can color and hang above a bed or classroom door.
Try this: Color the poster together on the first of the month, then read it aloud every day.
12 A4 posters · 2 min · All ages
Question cards for the dinner table, the car, and the walk to school.
A hundred warm, curious questions that move a family from small talk to real conversation about faith and character.
Try this: Draw a card at dinner. Everyone answers, grown-ups first.
100 printable cards · 10 min · Ages 5–12
Short question sets for the ride to school — no materials, no reading, just one question from the driver's seat.
Try this: Ask a question on the way there and pick it back up on the way home.
12-page PDF · 8 min · Ages 6–12
Read a story together first, then pick the pack that matches its value. The parents' guide offers a simple weekly rhythm.
