Here’s an easy-to-make game to play to learn about the 7 days of creation.
Print it on 14″ x 8.5″ or 17″ x 11″ paper or cardstock. I like to use cardstock because the children are taking the games home and it is a little more durable when made out of cardstock.
This is a 2-sided print so look at the picture to see how it should be printed.
Fold the page in half lengthwise and then cut on the solid lines up to the fold.
The children can color the pictures on the inside of their game boards.
To play the Days of Creation game:
- Roll a die.
- Turn up the flap of the number you rolled. (If you rolled a 2, then you turn up the #2 flap. See the picture.)
- Say what was created on that day. (On day #2, the sky and water was created.)
- Leave the flap up.
- Roll the die again.
- If you roll a different number, turn up that number’s flap and say what was created on that day.
- If you roll the same number as before, roll again.
- When 6 flaps are up, put up the last flap (#7) and tell what God did on the seventh day. (He rested!)