Simple activities that help children revisit the story without making Bible time complicated.
Story Block
Activity Block
Five optional ways to respond after retelling.
Reflect
Draw, write, journal, or shape one scene so the story moves from hearing to hands-on memory.
Character
Notice what a person in the story wanted, feared, learned, or changed.
Act Out
Use simple movement, voices, and props to make the story concrete for younger kids.
Connect
Link the story to everyday life—notice a similar moment, a person who needs care, or one next step to follow Jesus.
Multi Choice
Choose one response on purpose: Music, Wonder, Prayer, or Find—not by rolling.
Low-prep prompts for ordinary days.
Build the scene with blocks
Use this prompt with any story cube when your family needs a fresh way to touch, see, hear, or teach the story again.
Draw a seventh side
Use this prompt with any story cube when your family needs a fresh way to touch, see, hear, or teach the story again.
Use stuffed animals
Use this prompt with any story cube when your family needs a fresh way to touch, see, hear, or teach the story again.
Make sound effects
Use this prompt with any story cube when your family needs a fresh way to touch, see, hear, or teach the story again.
Retell outside
Use this prompt with any story cube when your family needs a fresh way to touch, see, hear, or teach the story again.
Let the child teach the parent
Use this prompt with any story cube when your family needs a fresh way to touch, see, hear, or teach the story again.