How to use the questions by age
The same list works for a whole children's ministry if you change how you play. What matters is that every child takes part and that each round ends with the story being read, not only with points.
- Ages 4 to 6: pick 8 to 10 questions from a single story and tell the story first. Accept answers with gestures or drawings, show a picture of the story, and cheer each answer with applause instead of points.
- Ages 7 to 9: make two teams and read all the questions in one set. Each correct answer is worth a point, and if the team finds the reference in the Bible, it earns a bonus point. That way kids practice finding books and chapters.
- Ages 10 to 12: mix all the sets, give 20 seconds per question, and have one team member read the verse aloud after answering. They can also play the list as a quiz on a phone, with a leaderboard.