Find your printable
We make Bible printables you can use tonight — quizzes, games, card decks, craft and whole lesson packs, all instant downloads in A4 and US Letter. There are a lot of them, so this page walks you to the right one in about thirty seconds.
Every answer we print carries its Holy Bible reference (KJV), so you are never caught out by a question from the front row.
Who is it for?
The quickest way in. Pick the room you are standing in.
- Sunday School Printables (214) — Everything here is built for a room of children, a short slot and a teacher who was handed the rota on Thursday.
- Church & Small Group Games (202) — Quiz nights, house groups, the church hall on a wet Tuesday.
- Youth Group Printables (57) — Games that survive a youth group: fast, funny, and with something real underneath.
- Homeschool Bible Resources (93) — Bible work you can set down in front of a child and use straight away — and that teaches something by the end of it.
- Family Bible Games (65) — For the kitchen table, the car, and the hour after Sunday lunch.
- Grown-up Bible Study (89) — For people who already know the stories and want to go further in.
- Bible Printables for Children (94) — Written so a child can succeed at them.
- Quiet Time & Personal Devotion (23) — For the chair by the window and ten quiet minutes.
- Workplace & Staff Rooms (15) — Icebreakers and quizzes for teams, staff rooms and end-of-term.
What do you want to do?
A quiz, a game, a craft, a whole session — choose the shape of the thing.
- Bible Trivia & Quizzes (151) — Our largest range, and the thing we are known for.
- Word Searches & Word Games (23) — Quiet, forgiving and genuinely absorbing — the sheet you hand out when a room needs to settle.
- Bible Bingo (11) — Different card for every player, no reading age required, and a whole room joining in within a minute.
- Who Am I? (15) — Clues that get easier as you go, so everyone has a way in and nobody is humiliated.
- Would You Rather (14) — Impossible choices from Scripture that start a real conversation — and land somewhere worth landing.
- Scripture Writing Plans (7) — A verse a day, written out by hand, on one theme.
- Guides & How-to (15) — Not a game.
- Card Decks & Conversation Starters (15) — Print, cut, and you have a deck.
- Charades & Acting Games (9) — No props, no preparation, no quiet.
- Puzzles & Quick-fire Games (26) — Five-minute fillers with a purpose: scrambles, list challenges, mixers and before-and-after rounds.
- Lesson & Activity Packs (13) — A whole session in one download — teaching, activity, game and discussion, in order, with notes for whoever is leading.
- Craft & Papercraft (4) — Cut, fold and build.
Where in the Holy Bible?
Studying a book, or preaching through one? Start here.
- The Law — Genesis to Deuteronomy (54) — In the beginning, the flood, the promise to Abraham, the plagues, the Red Sea, the commandments and forty years of walking.
- Old Testament History (42) — Joshua to Esther: the conquest, the judges, Ruth's loyalty, the rise and ruin of the kings, exile, and a queen who risked everything.
- Psalms & Wisdom (15) — Job's suffering, the Psalms, the plain good sense of Proverbs, and the unsparing honesty of Ecclesiastes.
- The Prophets (19) — Isaiah's servant, Jeremiah's tears, Ezekiel's valley of bones, Daniel's courage and twelve shorter books almost nobody teaches.
- The Gospels — the life of Jesus (84) — Matthew, Mark, Luke and John: the birth, the miracles, the parables, the week that changed everything, and the empty tomb.
- Acts & the Early Church (17) — Pentecost, the first sermons, Stephen, the road to Damascus, shipwrecks and prison songs.
- The Letters (31) — Romans to Jude: real letters to real churches with real problems.
- Revelation (4) — Patmos, the seven churches, the throne, the Lamb, and a city with gates of pearl.
How deep do you want to go?
The same care either way — the difference is how much you are assumed to know.
- Foundations Level (212) — No prior Bible knowledge assumed.
- Deeper Level (21) — For people who already know the answers to the easy ones.
Coming up in the year
If you already know the date you are planning for, start here.
- Christmas (46) — Advent, the nativity, Christingle, the church fayre and Christmas Day itself.
- Easter & Holy Week (13) — Palm Sunday through to the empty tomb, for church, class and home.
- Harvest & Thanksgiving (9) — Gratitude, gathering in, and giving thanks together.
- Pentecost (11) — The day the church was born, and what happened next.
- Light Party (9) — A warm, Christ-centred alternative for the end of October.
- Mothering Sunday (8) — For the service, the Sunday school table and the card you take home.
- Father's Day (9) — Fathers of the Bible, and something to give away on the day.
- Free to download (4) — Try us before you buy anything. No catch, no email required.
Still not sure?
Tell us the age group, how long you have and what you are teaching, and we will point you at the right one — or tell you honestly if we have not made it yet. Email hello@giddymoose.com and a real person will reply.
Not ready to spend anything? Start with the free downloads and see if our way of doing things suits you.
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