Jonah preschool activities

This Jonah and the whale dot marker page is perfect for Sunday school or for learning about the story of Jonah.

The Jonah Bible story is popular with kids. So, you'll want to check out this amazing list of free printables, easy craft ideas, and fun activities to enhance your study of the Story of Jonah! Bible resources | Homeschool resources | Jonah crafts | Jonah Bible | Learn the Bible | Kids Bible Study

Bible Story: Jonah (Jonah 1:1–3:10) || Story Focus: I should go God’s way. || Make a big fish from a plate while talking about how Jonah was swallowed by a big fish.

Bible Craft for Sunday School

These Jonah and the Whale free printables will be perfect for your Sunday School class or for home lessons.

This Jonah and the Whale craft is super simple to do with a clothespin and some cardstock (or paper). Makes a great home or Sunday school activity.

This printable digital download is a Jonah and the Big Fish Story Wheel, Jonah and the Whale Craft for Kids, Jonah Preschool Activity, or Jonah Sunday School Craft that can be used with your Jonah Lesson for Kids.

This Jonah and the Whale craft takes another well-known Bible story and brings it to life for our kids. As they read about Jonah’s lesson in obedience, pre-k and elementary children can work on their fine motor and creativity skills! And the best part? This craft only requires several supplies that you likely have on

Jonah & the Great Fish Jonah is found in the Old Testament, towards the back, in the book called Jonah. It is only four chapters long but tells us a lot about Jonah and teaches us to do what God wants and not what we want. God told Jonah to go to Nineveh. Go said it is a great city, but it is wicked. Jonah decided to run from God, and he found a ship that was going to Tarshish. He paid his fare and went into the bottom of the ship. But God sent a great wind out onto the sea, and the ship…

Teach the story of Jonah with this free download which includes 16 story cards, as well as activity suggestions that will promote thinking and memory skills as well as reinforce the story.