It’s been quite some time since I first began this pack of Noah’s Ark activities but life has been life so here we are some months later but it’s finally done. These twenty-five pages contain a variety of Noah’s Ark activities that I hope you and your child or Sunday school class will enjoy. I’m working my way through the Bible and so far I’ve shared my Creation Preschool Pack and my Adam & Eve Preschool Pack. If you like this one be sure to check those out too!
In this pack you will find:
Letter tracing worksheets
These are great for working on fine motor skills and letter formation. With these worksheets I often laminate them or slip them into a page protector so that my son can use dry erase markers to do them more than once. I use a this laminator and these Crayola washable dry erase markers and love both.
Pattern practice
Story Sequencing
I have to help my son complete this but I find it to be a good activity for reviewing the details of the Bible stories that we are learning.
Pre-writing Tracing
This is a good fine motor practice particularly for those who have not quite worked their way up to letter tracing very well.
Counting Practice
This allows for practice with counting, cutting, and gluing.
Puzzles
These might be the favorite activity of my son and the kids in my Sunday School. Simply cut out the strips and then have them put them in order to complete each word puzzle. This works best if you print them on cardstock or laminate them.
Letter Block Spelling Pages
I first started using alphabet block spelling as an arrival activity for my Sunday school kids to do last month. I love when an activity is more object oriented and less paper oriented so this is one of my favorites. If you don’t have blocks on hand I’ve included a sheet that you can print and cut out paper letters to use instead.
Memory Matching Game
This one works best if you print on cardstock or if you print on regular paper and then glue onto cardstock or construction paper so that you cannot see through the paper.
Snipping & Cutting Practice
My 4 year old loves cutting and snipping. If your child is just beginning to work on scissor skills start with just snipping activities.
Lacing Cards
Cut out around these shapes including the dots. You’re going to want to either print these on a heavy cardstock, laminate, or mount onto cardboard. Then punch holes through the dots and lace with a shoe lace. My sons love to practice with lacing.
Key verse
This is my favorite verse from this story and I like to work on memorizing Scriptures with my son so I included a little practice activity to help work on it. We keep these sheets up where we can see them from the dinner table and I try to review with him at each meal.
You can download the Noah’s Ark activities by clicking here.
Additional Activities
- In addition to these sheets I like to provide my son (or class if I’m teaching at the time) with opportunities to play with our toy Noah’s ark. We have the Little People one which has held up great for about 4 years now and is still a favorite.
- My sons also enjoy Veggie Tales and like Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah’s Umbrella. For those of you who have Amazon Prime this is one of the free Veggie Tale Videos on Amazon Instant Video.
You can downloacd the Noah’s Ark Preschool Pack by clicking here. Please remember that this pack is for your personal noncommercial use only.
I hope that you and your family or students enjoy these activities. Please let me know if there is any sort of activity that you’d like to see included as I make more packs.
If you like these Noah’s Ark Activities then be sure to check out my other Bible preschool packs:
Want more free Bible printables for preschoolers? Check out my Printables page!