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Here is a free ‘spot the difference’ worksheet for your Sunday School lessons about Doubting Thomas. It was sent to use from a reader in the Philippines named Carlos Bautista. This activity sheet was used created for their Vacation Bible School, but it would be a helpful addition to your Sunday School lesson.
If you enjoy this worksheet, please leave an encouraging comment for Carlos and let him know how you will use it in your ministry.
Directions: You can click on the preview image to the right to download this file as a printable PDF file. We’ve also uploaded it as a full jpeg image for advanced editing.
This Sunday School worksheet has two similar pictures of Thomas bowing down to Jesus after the resurrection. The children should coloring the pictures and then note the differences between the two images. This would be a good addition to your Easter Sunday School lessons. We’ve also included the text from John 20:28-29 which records Thomas’ response once he finds his faith.
Thomas said to him, “My Lord and my God!” Then Jesus told him, “Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.” John 20:8-9 NIV
Need More Ideas? We have uploaded a Doubting Thomas coloring page that uses only one image from this worksheet. We also have many more free Sunday School coloring pages on our website.
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Thank you Carlos for this worksheet. I will be using it for my children’s church which serves grades k through 5. Sometimes it is difficult to engage the kids because the different ages so I try to find lots of different worksheets to engage them. Thank you for sharing I really appreciate it! God bless you :)
Carlos i throughly am appreciative for this work sheet. I am working with a class with a couple of hard to handle toddlers. I am not sure if they understand what i say or if they are filled with disbelief. these sheets will help me reenforce what i am trying to work with at this time. Thank you very much.
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