You are teaching Noah's Ark next Sunday, and your older kids need more than the animal parade.
Genesis 6 to 9 is a race against the rain, and this escape room treats it like one.
Nine puzzles, one secret code, and an ark to prepare before the storm.
The rain is coming, and Noah needs your class's help.
When Your Class Is Ready for the Real Story
Kids solve nine different puzzles and collect their answers.
Every answer builds toward a secret 4-digit code.
Crack the code and the ark is ready: animals, supplies, everything.
The puzzles follow Genesis 6 to 9, so the Bible drives the game.
It fits inside a normal Sunday school hour.
This is a table-based game, so it works in any classroom with desks.
When You Want the Story to Do the Teaching
Everything prints at once, with setup instructions and an answer key.
At nine dollars, it costs less than the craft supplies for one Sunday.
Use it for your Noah lesson or a Genesis unit.
Your older kids will ask for the next escape room before this one ends.
If your Sunday school class needs a real challenge, grab the printable escape room here.
The ark is built, but it is not ready until the code cracks.
Nine puzzles stand between your class and the flood.
The animals are counting on them.
No pressure.
Print it Saturday night, and beat the rain on Sunday.
They will remember the code long after they forget the craft.
