This is a skit portraying the the fall of man as written in Genesis 3. It is written directly from the Bible, only putting in a few directorial cues, which are written in parenthesis. This skit can be performed as simply as having your students read the script in class, or as extravagant as having costumes and scenery. Optional Coloring … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This is a great little skit that would be good to perform in class during the weeks leading up to Easter. It was taken directly from the NASB version of Luke 24:1-12. Before you start, talk with the children about how to listen to the words of the script and try to act out what is being read. This skit … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This is a great little skit that would be good to perform in class during the weeks leading up to Easter. It was taken directly from the NASB version of Luke 22:39-53. Before you start, talk with the children about how to listen to the words of the script and try to act out what is being read. This skit … More Children’s Ministry Resources
Click here to download the print friendly version. This skit allows students to review the story of Judas betraying Jesus. It could be repeated more than once to give everyone a chance to participate. This would probably be best for older children, as it has some scary parts. Judas // Cast Props Judas Jesus Bag of money High Priest Peter Sword Priest … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This is a simple skit that shows the well known story of Zaccheus. Sometimes having the children in your class act out the story helps them understand the sequence of events. This can be done as simply as having the children read the script while acting it out or as elaborate with costumes and a stage. Have fun with it! … More Children’s Ministry Resources
Here is a simple skit that presents Jesus’ Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. This would be wonderful to have the children in your class act out on Palm Sunday so they know the story of what happened on on the Palm Sunday. This can be done as simply as having the children read the script while acting or as elaborately with … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This simple skit is based on Luke 10:38-42 and will help children understand or review this Bible story. This simple presentation can be acted out several times to give more children a chance to participate. Please leave your comments below to share ideas for using this drama element in your ministry. We’ve also posted a “modern day” version of this … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit takes the Bible story of Mary & Martha and brings it into a contemporary setting. This is a helpful way to help kids relate the lesson to modern life. Characters: Marty Mabel John Props: a Bible chairs papers, stapler, tape, scissors, etc. Script: (Marty and Mabel are decorating the bulletin board for the Children’s Ministry) Marty: This bulletin … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This Bible teaching skit reviews the events that happened after Jesus’ birth – meeting Simeon and Anna in the temple, the Wise Men coming, and the angel telling Joseph to take Mary and Jesus to Egypt. It is designed to be read during Sunday School or children’s church to review the story. Different children could play the roles in different … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This Bible teaching skit gives the children a feel for the challenges and opportunities experienced by Paul and Barnabas during their visits to Cyprus (Acts 13) and Lystra (Acts 14). It is designed to be read during Sunday School or children’s church to review the story and may be repeated to give all the children a chance to participate. Click … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from the NASB version of Exodus 2:1-9. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Use it along with your Sunday School or Children’s Church lesson. The more involved the children, the better they will grasp and … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from the NASB version of Exodus 3. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Suggested props would be: sheep, shepherd’s staff, burning bush Characters: Narrator, Moses, God’s voice (someone reading the script from the side) The … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from the NASB version of Exodus 2:15-23. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Suggested props would be: sand, well, sheep, baby doll Characters: Narrator, Moses, Hebrew slaves (3), Egyptian soldier, Egyptian servant, Zipporah, priests’ daughters … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from the NASB version of 1 Samuel 3:1-20. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. This could be a helpful review for your Sunday School lesson on Children’s Bible Study. For more variety, we have another … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from the NASB version of John 4:1-28. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Use it along with your Sunday School or Children’s Church lesson. The more involved the children, the better they will grasp and remember … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from the NASB version of Joshua 2. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Suggested props would be: sign saying “Jericho”, flax stalks (or stalks of any kind), scroll, quill pen Characters: Narrator, Joshua, Rahab, Servant, … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This Bible skit was written directly from the NASB version of Acts 8:26-40. This can be used in a class setting reading from the script or as a full skit in front of an audience with costumes and props. Use it to supplement your Sunday School lesson or as a fun way to review this story in children’s church. Suggested … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit was written directly from Matthew 14:22-33. This can be done in a simple fashion as reading directly from the script in class or as elaborately as a full skit with costumes, props, and a large audience. Fit this skit to work with your class/children. This was written as a fun way to show the story of Jesus walking … More Children’s Ministry Resources
Here is a skit about God speaking to Samuel during the night while he was living in the Tabernacle with Eli (1 Samuel 3). It could be used to review the story and give the children a chance to participate. No props are needed except maybe “beds” for Samuel and Eli to lie down on. Click here to download this … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit dramatizes the Bible story where David battles Goliath. The scripture text for this incident is 1 Samuel 17. This script can be read during a Sunday School class or kids’ worship to give a feel for the story without requiring any rehearsal or advance preparation. It could be repeated to give more kids a chance to participate. You can … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit dramatizes how Barnabas encouraged the other disciples to accept Paul after he became a Christian (Acts 9). It can be read during a Sunday School class or kids’ worship to give a feel for the story without requiring any rehearsal or advance preparation. Click here to download This would be a good supplement to any lesson plan based … More Children’s Ministry Resources
The story of Jesus feeding five thousand people can help children understand that Jesus can meet all our needs. This skit can be read during a Sunday School class to give the children a feel for what happened without staging an elaborate drama. Some simple props can add to the realism. The fish and loaves could be cut from construction … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit about Joseph and his brothers is designed to be read in a Sunday School class. It gives the children the chance to experience what happened without an elaborate stage production. If you wanted, you could liven it up with some props and actions. This would be a creative and fun way to review or learn the story of … More Children’s Ministry Resources
This skit of the Christmas story is designed to be read in a Sunday School class. It gives the children the chance to experience what happened without an elaborate stage production. If you wanted, however, you could use some props and actions in your classroom. The Story of Christmas Skit for Children’s Church or Sunday School Use the link above … More Children’s Ministry Resources