Explore our comprehensive collection of free printable activities based on the Bible story of Jairus' daughter. From engaging story pages and vivid coloring sheets to educational worksheets and creative crafts, our resources are perfect for Sunday school, homeschooling, or just fun learning at home. Dive into this miraculous story with your kids today!
Jairus' Daughter is based on Luke 8:40. Print off this free lesson plan for kids Sunday School. It teaches the story from Mark 5 where Jesus heals a young girl.
This was first prepared for older elementary. Most of the worksheets have the teacher's answer sheets included and some are in color and black & white. Spinners are in color and black & white for Jairus' daughter and Jesus healed the sick woman.
Fold the Foldable Book in half lengthwise, then fold in page 3, then fold the front cover on the line. The first worksheet is a fill in the blank. Bible Story activities for the story "Jesus Heals Jairus' Daughter" includes printables designed for Preschool & Kindergarten.
Matthew 9:23-26, Mark 5:35-43, Luke 8:49-56. A Jewish leader named Jairus asked Jesus to heal his daughter, but on the way to his home, he got a news of her death. Jesus allowed only Peter, John, James and the girl's parents to enter the house and took girl's hand then she stood up again.
Creative activities based on the Bible story of The healing of Jairus' daughter The story of Jairus' daughter is a miraculous healing performed by Jesus, as recounted in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Jairus, a ruler of the synagogue, comes to Jesus and begs him to heal his daughter who is gravely ill. Teach all about the Bible story Jesus Raises Jairus' Daughter from the Dead with this simple, print-and-go resource! It includes 7 engaging activities that help kids understand and remember the story.
Use the Jairus' Daughter Word Search as a fun activity for your next children's sermon. Printables: Jesus Raises Jairus' Daughter These printables can be used in a variety of ways, including illustrations for stories, cards to collect and match, bookmarks to take home and small pictures for attendance charts or matching games. These should be printed on the correct paper size to look their best.