Vbs games

Children’s church games are a blast! For kid-friendly fun, check out these 17 group games for children.

Vacation Bible School is just around the corner for many kids! Churches all over are planning out what they will do for curriculum and activities this year. Games are one activity that all kids love, and VBS has been interacting with children through games since I can remember. Here are 10 of the best VBS games for kids. These are in no particular order.

Turn up the fun at Vacation Bible School with our collection of 21 VBS Game Ideas for Indoors and Outdoors! 🎉 From exciting outdoor adventures to engaging indoor challenges, these games are perfect for keeping kids entertained while reinforcing important lessons. What's your favorite VBS game? #VBS #Games #KidsMinistry

Looking for the best pool noodle games? Pool noodles are cheap, safe, and lightweight. Gather your friends and start playing these pool noodle games today.

Games play a huge part in communicating some of the messages and themes of VBS. They are especially good at creating unity, and shared experiences through team work. So, we thought we’d look at how you can turn familiar games – like tag and relays – into theme-related VBS games.

Children sometimes seem to have boundless energy and need an outlet to get those “wiggles” out. Whether at home, during the week, or at Sunday School, you don’t want to have to compete for their attention. We’ve got an answer for you! Here are 15 high-energy games to play in Sunday School.

Fun beach ball games for kids, tweens and teens. 20 easy, cheap and fun games that all use a beach ball to play.

Play an advanced version of Simon Says, where pairs of players have to hold a balloon between their backs. Use this youth group game to teach about submitting to authority.

I was driving past a church a few weekends ago and saw a slew of kids outside playing and the items they had in hand made me rush to the nearest dollar store and grab them up for my children. Items Needed: Beach Ball(s) Pool Noodles (1 for each child, if you want, you can cut them in half*) The total cost for this game was $6 - we bought 2 beach balls and 4 noodles. And I have lost count of the hours of fun that has been had since this purchase! It's really simple. Blow up the beach balls…