Jesus Calms the Storm Bible Activity for Children
each young children about Jesus calming the storm with this engaging Bible activity pack for toddlers and preschoolers! This printable Christian resource includes coloring pages, a Bible story, a cut-and-paste craft, and a hands-on storytelling activity designed to help children ages 2–5 learn about faith, Jesus' power, and God's love through play-based learning.
Perfect for Sunday School, homeschool, preschool Bible lessons, church quiet bags, Christian classrooms, and family devotions.
INCLUDED IN THIS PRINTABLE PACK
✔ 2 Coloring Pages
Jesus Calming the Storm
Quote
✔ Bible Story Page
Simple, toddler-friendly retelling of Jesus Calming the Storm
Discussion questions included
✔ Create a Story Scene Activity
✔ Printable Cut-Out Pieces
Jesus
Boat
Storm Cloud
"Be Still" Speech Bubble
✔ Activity Instructions Page
LEARNING BENEFITS
Children will practice:
• Fine Motor Skills
• Scissor Skills
• Story Retelling
• Listening Comprehension
• Creative Play
• Bible Knowledge
• Early Language Development
HOW TO USE
After reading the Bible story together, children can cut out the included pieces and create their own Bible story scene. Parents, teachers, or caregivers can draw a lake on a blank page and help children place Jesus, the boat, the storm cloud, and the "Be Still" speech bubble to recreate the miracle.
Children can then retell the story in their own words, making Bible learning interactive and memorable.
PERFECT FOR
• Sunday School Activities
• Preschool Bible Lessons
• Bible Activities for Toddlers
• Christian Homeschool Curriculum
• Church Busy Bags
• Vacation Bible School (VBS)
• Family Worship Time
• Christian Learning Centers
• Bible Story Units
FILE DETAILS
• Digital Download
• PDF Format
• US Letter Size (8.5 x 11 inches)
• Print at Home or Use Digitally
• Unlimited Personal Use
No physical item will be shipped.
This Bible activity pack helps children learn that Jesus is powerful, loving, and in control—even when life feels stormy.
Bible Story Included: Jesus Calms the Storm (Matthew 8:23–27, Mark 4:35–41, Luke 8:22–25)