You’re planning a Noah’s Ark lesson for your Sunday school class, so you start looking for an activity to go with Genesis 6–9.
And almost everything you find is made for little kids.
Coloring pages. Animal crafts. Cut-and-paste worksheets.
Those are great for preschoolers, but if you’re teaching kids around 9–12, you probably need something that feels a little more challenging without turning your Bible lesson into an enormous project for you.
That’s exactly what this Noah’s Ark Bible Escape Room for Kids was made for.
When You Want Them Doing More Than Filling Out a Worksheet
Instead of simply answering questions about the story, kids work through nine different puzzles involving pictures, letters, numbers, logic and decoding.
They solve the puzzles, record their answers, and eventually uncover a secret four-digit code while working through a Noah’s Ark-themed challenge inspired by Genesis 6–9.
It gives them something to actually figure out, which works especially well for preteens who already know the basic story of Noah and the flood.
When You Need Something Interactive Without Complicated Setup
You do not need locks, props, envelopes, or an elaborate classroom escape-room setup.
Print one set of puzzles, give each child or team a recording sheet, and either spread the pages across a table or place them around the room.
That makes it easy to use as a Sunday school game, children’s church activity, VBS activity, homeschool Bible lesson, or simply a different kind of Bible game for kids!
And because the puzzles can be completed in any order, kids can work individually or in teams without you having to constantly direct the activity.
If you’re teaching Noah’s Ark to older kids and another preschool-style activity just isn’t going to cut it, grab the printable Noah’s Ark Escape Room here.
Print it, set out the puzzles, and let them get to work!
