Let’s discover how God created our world!

1. Day 1: Light
   God created light and separated it from darkness.
   Activity: Shine the flashlight. What happens in complete darkness?
   Let’s Talk: Why do you think light is important? What would life be like without it?
2. Day 2: Sky
   God made the sky above the waters.
   Activity: Look at the sky. Draw what you see.
   Let’s Talk: How does the sky change during the day or in different weather?
3. Day 3: Land, Sea & Plants
   God gathered water and made dry land, then plants, trees, and fruit.
   Activity: Touch water, hold fruit, or find leaves outside.
   Let’s Talk: Why are plants important for people and animals?
4. Day 4: Sun, Moon, Stars
   God made the sun for day, moon for night, and stars for beauty.
   Activity: Track the sun, look for the moon at night, or use a star app.
   Let’s Talk: What might be different if we didn’t have the sun, or if there were no stars?
5. Day 5: Birds & Fish
   God made birds to fly and fish to swim.
   Activity: Listen for birds, watch a fish tank or video, or mimic bird calls.
   Let’s Talk: Why did God make so many different birds and fish?
6. Day 6: Animals & People
   God made all the animals—and people in His image!
   Activity: Act out animal movements; look in a mirror and name what’s special about you.
   Let’s Talk: What does it mean to be made “in God’s image”? How are we like and unlike animals?
7. Day 7: Rest
   God rested and made this day holy.
   Activity: Take a quiet moment, breathe deeply, and rest.
   Let’s Talk: Why do you think rest is important for people, too?

Suggested Activities

1. Coloring & Creative Sheets: Color a page for each creation day or design your own.
2. Creation Scavenger Hunt: Find or draw something around you for each day of creation.
3. Mini Experiments: Plant seeds, try a sun print, or watch ice melt to talk about water.
4. Creation Journal: Write or sketch a new thing you learned or noticed in creation each day this week.
5. Comic Strip: Draw a comic or storybook version of the creation story in your style.
6. Quiz or Game Show: Make a quiz for your family about the days of creation.
7. “Thankfulness Tree:” Draw a tree and write something you’re thankful God created on each leaf.

Remain Engaged

• Ask, “Which creation day do you think was the most exciting or most important? Why?”
• Let your child share discoveries, art, or journal entries with family or friends.
• Encourage them to add new questions or topics for next time.