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π Bible Review
True or False Stand Up
Kids stand up if a statement about the lesson is true and sit down (or squat) if it's false.
AgesPre-K, Kβ2nd, 3rdβ5thKids2-50Time5-10 minWhereIndoor or outdoorEnergyActive
Get ready
- Write 10-15 statements about today's lesson. Make some true and some false.
How to play
- Have everyone start sitting down.
- Read a statement, like "David fought Goliath with a sword."
- If kids think it's true, they jump up. If they think it's false, they stay seated.
- Give the right answer. If it's false, ask a kid to fix it ("No, he used a sling and a stone!").
- Everyone sits back down for the next statement.
Tips & variations
- Change the motions to keep it fresh: arms up for true, touch toes for false.
- Make the false ones a little silly for preschoolers so they feel successful.
- Speed up toward the end to get the wiggles out.
π Bible connection
End with a few true statements about God, like "God loves me" and "God is always with me," so kids finish on their feet cheering about who God is.



