Every VBS needs some activities, and your Treasure Hunt VBS is no exception! From coloring pages and crafts to snack ideas and more, these VBS activities for kids are perfect as larger group activities, small group activities, or whenever you need to fill a little time between lessons. And the best part? Kids will love these ideas!
A coloring page is an easy, creative activity kids of all ages enjoy – and since it's train themed, it's a natural choice for your VBS. Have plenty of crayons, markers, and colored pencils available so your VBS students can really let their creativity shine.
After a full day of adventures, kids might need a more calming activity like coloring. Let them express themselves through artwork! Parents will love to see their kids' creations at the end of the day. Set out some crayons and markers, then let the kids get busy. Get all free printable coloring pages here!
Create a calm classroom with a quiet activity. Coloring is an easy and inexpensive activity to end the day with, and your VBS students can take their masterpiece home to display. Give students fun coloring tools and download the free printable coloring page here!
By: Kara Allen, Kara's Party Ideas
These bracelets are a fun activity for a your VBS Craft Station - or even a birthday party or classroom celebration. Let kids make their own bracelet and wear it around for the remainder of VBS .
What's Vacation Bible School without some fun crafts?! From general craft supplies to handy VBS craft kits, you'll want to plan for at least one craft per day for each student. The Treasure Hunt VBS craft kits are just perfect for VBS! There are several to choose from, so each day the kids can do a different craft. They're also easy to make! Be sure to check out our assortment of Treasure Hunt VBS themed crafts here.
Are you in heading up VBS this year? It can sometimes seem a little daunting, so we created this handy VBS Treasure Hunt checklist that you can have for free. Take a deep breath and get started with our treasure hunt décor ideas and snacks! Be sure not to forget the last step of the checklist, HAVE FUN!
These map scroll cheese sticks are the perfect snack for kids to fuel up on. Keep the wrapper on the cheese stick and use a red sharpie to draw an "X" on the wrapper. Then draw dashed black lines to represent a path or trail. Just like that your themed snack is done, perfect for the classroom, a birthday party or VBS. Be sure to check out all of our Treasure Hunt VBS snack ideas here.
By: Steve Cook
Sure, VBS games are fun, but they also teach kids the importance of teamwork and friendship. These DIY Vacation Bible School games are easy so set up and can be used for large or small groups. Your VBS kids will love 'em all!
Be sure to check out all of our Treasure Hunt VBS game ideas here.
Want to make your Treasure Hunt VBS décor to make an impression? Use these tips, tricks and totally doable DIYs to create a scene that puts kids right in the middle of a treasure hunt adventure. Be sure to check out all of our Treasure Hunt VBS decor ideas here.