Garden of Eden Caption Cards
These caption cards are designed to accompany our set of Garden of Eden colouring pages, if you want to put them on display.
Garden of Eden
Many children start learning about the Bible by reading or listening to the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and how the snake tempted Eve to eat an apple from the forbidden tree. These activities cover Genesis chapter 3 verses 1-15. You will find colouring pages in a variety of formats, worksheets and other suggested activities.
Garden of Eden Colouring Page
Our colouring page shows Adam and Eden in the Garden of Eden, and of course the serpent that tempted them.
Garden of Eden Colouring Pages
There are 4 pages in this set, designed to accompany your reading or telling of the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, Genesis Chapter 3 verses 1 to 15.
Garden of Eden Colouring Pages Captioned
We've added simple captions to this set of 4 colouring page depicting the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, Genesis Chapter 3 verses 1 to 15. Perhaps as a Sunday school or group activity you could get the kids to colour in the pages for display?
Garden of Eden Comprehension
We've aimed this picture comprehension at older children. Once they have heard or read the story of the snake tempting Eve in the Garden of Eden, see what they have retained by asking them to answer the questions.
Garden of Eden Story Booklet
Here's a simplified version of the story of the Garden of Eden, with a picture and short descriptive text on 4 pages. It is designed to print "landscape" on 2 pages of A4 paper and be folded in half.
Garden of Eden Story Paper
Children can re-write the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eve in their own words using our story paper, and colour in the pictures that go with the story too, if they wish.
Garden of Eden Story Sequencing Cards
Cut out the 4 Garden of Eden story sequencing cards and ask your child to read them and put them in the right order. You could also separate the pictures and text parts of the card, and ask them to match the pictures and text first, then put them in order.
