Small moments. Lasting faith.

Big Bible stories.
Little everyday moments.

Bring faith to the family table with 10-minute Bible activities for kids ages 5–9. Color, explore, and talk about courage—together.

Printable activities · Ages 5–9 · Made for time together

Covenant Chronicles hero
A little coloring.
A meaningful conversation.
10 min

Our promise to families

Simple to startMade for ages 5–9Room for real questionsFree page before you buy

From story to conversation

Less preparation.
More connection.

You don’t need a whole lesson plan. Start with one story, a few crayons, and a question worth asking.

At the dinner table

“When did you need to be brave today?”

A simple way to bring David’s story into your child’s day.

01

Meet a Bible hero

Start with David and Goliath. Our short-form Bible storytelling gives families a small doorway into a big story.

02

Try the Courage Challenge

One free printable page: a coloring scene and a question to discuss at dinner. A small first step, with no pack to purchase.

03

Keep exploring together

The Bible Heroes Activity Pack brings David, Daniel, and Esther to the table—with a coloring page, puzzle, and family discussion for each story.

04

Pass the story along

Know a parent or Sunday school teacher who would enjoy it? Send them to Covenant Chronicles to find the free page and start their own conversation.

Print. Gather. Explore.

Start small. Go a little deeper.

Digital downloads to print at home. No physical product will be shipped.

Your first activity

Courage Challenge

Free

A single printable page with a coloring scene and a dinner-table discussion question.

Find the free page

Three stories to share

Bible Heroes Activity Pack

$7

David’s courage. Daniel’s faith. Esther’s bravery. Make space for all three, one short activity at a time.

  • — A coloring page for each story
  • — A puzzle for each story
  • — A family discussion for each story
Explore the Bible Heroes pack

Make room for one small moment

Tonight’s conversation can start with a coloring page.

Begin with the free Courage Challenge. Bring the crayons; let the questions lead you somewhere meaningful.

Find your first free activity