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Creation Story | Discovery Bag & Treasure Hunt Activity for Preschool Kids

Transform your Creation lesson into an exciting treasure hunt that continues learning at home! This comprehensive activity pack includes memory verse cards, colorful Creation Day numbers (1-7), and clipart elements representing what God made each day. Kids hunt for hidden classroom boxes containing Creation materials, decorate paper bags, and take everything home to practice matching numbers to creation days with their families. Perfect for preschoolers ages 3-6 in Sunday School, VBS, or Christian homeschool settings – creating an unforgettable bridge between classroom discovery and family faith-building time.

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Creation Story | Discovery Bag & Treasure Hunt Activity for Preschool Kids

Description

Transform your Creation lesson into an exciting treasure hunt that continues the learning at home!
 
This comprehensive activity pack combines classroom discovery, hands-on crafting, and family engagement to help preschoolers learn and remember the 7 days of Creation story.
 
What’s Included:
  • Memory verse cards (Genesis 1:1) – 8 copies per sheet for easy distribution
  • Colorful Creation Day numbers (1-7) with themed illustrations for each day
  • Creation elements clipart – individual items representing what God made each day
How This Activity Works:
 
Part 1: Classroom Discovery Hunt
  1. Hide numbered boxes around your classroom (1-7) containing Creation Day numbers and corresponding creation elements
  2. Children search for boxes and discover what God made each day
  3. Kids decorate paper bags and attach memory verse cards to the back
  4. Place discovered Creation elements in their decorated bags
 
Part 2: Take-Home Learning
  1. Children take home their decorated bags with Creation Day numbers and elements
  2. Family practice time – kids match numbers to creation days while retelling the story
  3. Parents reinforce learning by helping children sort and organize creation elements by day
Educational Benefits:
  • Active learning through movement and discovery
  • Fine motor skills development through decorating and sorting
  • Memory reinforcement through repetition at home and school
  • Family engagement in biblical learning
  • Vocabulary building with creation-themed words and concepts
 
Preparation Instructions:
 
For Teachers:
 
Print materials:
  • 1 copy of Creation Day numbers
  • 1 copy of Creation elements clipart
  • 1 copy of memory verse sheet per child
Prepare discovery boxes:
  • Cut out Creation Day numbers and corresponding elements
  • Place each day’s number and elements in separate boxes/containers
  • Hide boxes around classroom before lesson
Gather supplies:
  • Paper lunch bags (1 per child)
  • Crayons, markers, or stickers for decorating
  • Glue sticks or tape for attaching memory verses
For Parents:
  • Use the take-home materials for family devotion time
  • Help children practice matching numbers to creation days
  • Encourage retelling of the Creation story using visual aids
  • Review memory verse together
Perfect For:
  • Ages 3-6 years
  • Sunday School classes
  • VBS Creation themes
  • Christian preschool curriculum
  • Homeschool Bible lessons
  • Family devotion activities
 
Turn your Creation lesson into an unforgettable adventure that bridges classroom learning with family faith-building at home!

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