Prayer Cards for Kids

Teach your kids to pray for others with these printable prayer cards for kids — a part of the family prayer box project.

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Are you hoping to help your children learn to pray for others?

Prayer is a practice that even adults struggle with. Sometimes keeping a list is a great way to remember prayer requests, and to focus on others. For kids, a list during prayer can be a little overwhelming. Prayer cards for kids are a great way to help your child learn to pray for others in a way that feels manageable! It never hurts if the cards are adorable, either.

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Prayer Cards for Kids

These printable prayer cards have twelve cute designs:

Kids can write the name of the person they are going to pray for on the front of the card. On the back of each card, there is space to write a few items to pray for.

Right now you can download the entire Family Prayer Box Project eBook, including detailed instructions and all seven printable sets by subscribing to the Thinking Kids newsletter. You’ll receive encouragement, gifts, and exclusive gifts after you opt in!

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Make a Family Prayer Box Craft

These cards are a part of the Family Prayer Box project. They go under the Pray for Character divider. Check out this fun video about your prayer box craft and the printable prayer cards that come with it!

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Ways to Use Prayer Cards for Kids

Prayer Cards for Kids can be used a number of ways. Here are a few ideas:

• At home, have your child choose someone each day to pray for. Write the person’s name on the card. On the back, brainstorm items to pray about. Save the card after praying and use the prayer cards on a rotation, working through one each day.
• Fill all the cards out yourself. Place them in a stack on the table, and take turns at each meal praying for someone on the card.
• In a group, have each child fill out a card with their own prayer requests. Collect the cards and hand them back out so that each child has someone else’s card. Ask children to pray for the requests on the card for a week.
• Share other ideas in the comments!

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How to Print Prayer Cards for Kids

I often get asked how to print Thinking Kids resources. Here’s my very best advice. Take it and adapt it for your own good uses.

• Sometimes readers are concerned about using colored ink. If this is the case for you, there should be a setting on your printer that allows you to print in black and white. Printing in grayscale will still use some color, but it will come out prettier than black and white.
• Print these cards on duplex (back-to-back or double-sided). You’ll want to flip on the SHORT edge for these. You should be able to change the settings for this in the Properties tab of your printer box once you download and tell your computer to print.
• I recommend printing on white cardstock so the cards will be more durable and the back won’t show through on the front. This is my very favorite cardstock: Neenah Premium Cardstock.
• If you plan to rotate the cards to use at meals or during your family devotional time, consider laminating them so they will last longer.
• Let your kids write in pen! Frixion erasable pens show up well and erase perfectly. I use them on my planner everyday and I love them. They give kids a fun way to use bright colors–and they still allow room for mistakes.

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Puzzle-Based Independent Bible Study for Kids!

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.” – Romans 12:2, ESV

 

Good Bible Investigators:

• • Observe: They pay attention to what they’re reading.
  • Interpret: They figure out what the Bible means in that section.
  • Apply: They decide how the truth of God’s Word impacts their life today.

There are a great many truths in life to be found—some interesting, some boring, and some that really matter. You can be the kind of investigator who spends time puzzling out important truth so that you can know all the knowable knowledge that God has given us. That’s right. God, the Creator of the Universe, gave you a great big letter from him to explore and study so that you can discover the truths that really matter to your life!”

Bible Investigators: Creation, (The Good Book Company, 2024), page 7

The Bible Investigators: Creation Bible study for kids, written by Danika Cooley and published by The Good Book Company, is 272-pages of learning, puzzles, and fun activities designed to help your kids become amazing independent Bible investigators–observing, interpreting, and applying God’s Word as they learn what the Bible teaches on a particular subject.

Bible Puzzles for Kids

Middle grade kids, aged 8-12, love puzzles. After all, their brains are just built for figuring things out and memorizing facts. Puzzles are a wonderful way to help kids develop logic skills and retain important information. And, the book is written in a fun, conversational tone your children are sure to love!

What types of puzzles and activities will you find in Bible Investigators?

• • Word Searches
  • Crosswords
  • Rebus Puzzles
  • Dot-to-Dots
  • Logic Puzzles
  • Missing Letter Puzzles
  • Cryptograms
  • Word Sudoku
  • Mazes
  • How-to-Draw Pages
  • Matching Pairs
  • Word Scrambles
  • Journal Pages

Every child is sure to find activities they’ll love!

Elementary-aged kids need hands-on middle grade resources that engage them and equip them to process important truths. 

Bible Investigators is the perfect resource to teach your kids about an important biblical doctrine, while helping them apply God’s Word to their lives today.

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