If you are like me, you have little ones who want to be just like you. This is both an honor and a really scary concept! Sure there are things I want my children to emulate in my life, but there are dark areas that I have struggled with for years. Luckily, usually, the good shines brighter.
Bible journaling is one of those areas that I would love for my children to emulate. It is refreshing for me. I want it to be refreshing to them. I use to be artistic as a child, but I let that slide as I “matured.” With the recent popularity of Bible journaling, I have been encouraged to let a bit more of that creativity back into my life. Consequently, my crafty daughter is all about it! I wasn’t sure that I wanted to buy her a Bible journal with the hefty price tag that sometimes accompanies them, so I came up with the idea of making these Bible Journaling pages for kids.
Biblical scribes were known for their Bible wisdom because it was their job to study the scriptures, write them, and write commentaries. It’s not surprising that those who wrote the Word would know it best. Writing helps us remember and meditate as we write. Bible journaling helps us meditate on the Word and think of it’s meaning. As we write the Word, emphasize certain words, and illustrate it, the Word takes on new meaning.
As we write the Word, emphasize certain words, and illustrate it, the Word takes on new meaning. Click To TweetFor the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.” Hebrews 4:12 ESV
When I created these pages, I wanted them to be doable for a variety of ages, with the fun look and feel of the modern journaling Bibles. I chose to focus in on one or two verses, creatively written. Even though the font is pretty, it works well for boys or girls. It is also simple, so that students can trace it in whatever colors they choose, and still be getting basic handwriting practice. There is plenty of room on the side for students to draw or paint an image with whatever medium they choose. You can choose whatever Easter verse you or your child find most meaningful, or do them all as they walk you through the Easter story. If you wish, you could make them into a special Easter book, or get a notebook and start your own Bible Journal. There are lots of options! Whatever you choose to do, I hope you find these Bible journaling printables for kids meaningful and a special part of your Easter celebration.
Easter Bible Journaling Printables for Kids Click To Tweet
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Are you into Bible journaling? Do you have children who would enjoy it? I would love to hear how your family might use the journaling pages. Happy Easter!
What an awesome idea! Love these!
what a lovely idea!
Great idea 🙂 You are never to young or too old to study God’s Word!
I love that you made a way for children to Bible Journal too! I love the Easter printable too! What a great idea. My kids would love this because they love to draw!
What a fun idea! I am going to use this with my daughter and her little friend!
Cute post!
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What a great idea. Anyway, the kids are so cute!
Thank you!
Thank you for posting I was out on Pinterest like night look for prints.
Great way to share the faith.
Thanks!
What a great way to catch children’s attention on the Word. Printing these off for my kids!
I hope they enjoyed them!
I love these! Planning to use them Sunday morning.
Yay! I hope your Easter was blessed!
I love these! And I love that you created them for a variety of ages. Kids are never too young to start digging into the Word. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you. Most of what we do has to span the ages of 2-9, so it’s not always easy, but I am so glad my kids like to do things together.
What a precious way to encourage kids to relate to the Lord through artwork! <3
Thanks. My daughter was talking about why God made her yesterday. She told me it was to do crafts that tell people about God. 🙂
Fun!! You are so creative!
Thanks, Lianna!