You are teaching the Tower of Babel next Sunday, and the story begs to be acted out.
A whole city building a tower to make themselves famous is pure kid energy.
This Tower of Babel scavenger hunt channels that energy into the lesson.
Print ten clue cards and hide them around your classroom.
When the Story Is Built for Moving
Kids start at any card, read a short passage from Genesis 11, and find the code word.
Ten code words build to a final mystery word.
They hunt through the settling in Shinar, the brick-making, the tower rising, and the moment God confuses their language.
They feel the scattering because they are scattered around the room.
Every clue reinforces the lesson about pride and what happens when we chase our own fame.
It fits inside a normal Sunday school hour.
Unlike an escape room, this one gets kids moving around the room.
When You Want More Than a Coloring Page
This is the alternative to worksheets, coloring pages, and word searches you have been wanting.
Teacher setup instructions and an answer key are included.
Use it for your Tower of Babel lesson or as part of a Genesis unit.
At five dollars, it costs less than the craft supplies you almost bought.
If your Tower of Babel lesson needs kids on their feet, grab the printable scavenger hunt here.
Hide the cards Saturday night, and teach Genesis 11 on Sunday.
They will remember the hunt long after they forget the worksheet.
