"Seven and Seven, The King's Dream" Printable Bible Board Game The child who collects all three colors of bones first wins. He has to wait until he answers a question with a card that is the color of a bone he doesn't already possess. If he already has a bone that matches that color of card, he doesn't collect a bone that turn. If the child answers the question correctly, he gets to pick up a bone that matches the color of the card. When a child lands on a "treat" space, the teacher picks up and reads the question. Older children play as described above except they must collect all three colors of dog bones. After losing a turn, he can start anywhere on the board. If a child lands on the dogcatcher's truck, he has to say the Bible verse, go to the dog pound, and lose his next turn. Younger children receive a treat after answering a question when they land on a picture of a dog with a dog bone. The first child to collect all six prints and spell out the verse wins.ĭesigned for both younger and older children this game reviews all five Watchdog lessons. If they already have that color of print, they don't collect another one. If they land on a colored dinosaur print, they collect the same color print. To do this children take turns throwing a die and moving their dinosaur in either direction (backwards or forwards) the number of spaces shown on the die. The object of the this game is to collect one each of the 6 colors of dinosaur prints with the words on them to spell out the Bible verse. The child who collects the most manna after going around the board once or twice wins.
The child who spells out the whole Bible verse first with their manna wins. If they don't have any pieces, they don't have to do anything.ġ. If they land on a space that says, "Eat One" or "Eat Two", they must put one or two pieces of manna back in the middle of the board. If they land on a word, they find the word on one of the manna pieces in the middle of the board. Children start at the first day of the week and take turns throwing a die and moving the correct amount of spaces.
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