Leader Guide
Drawing Game
- Whiteboard and marker, or chalkboard and chalk
- Eraser
- Timer: clock/watch with second hand, stopwatch, timer app
- Bibles or the Superbook Bible App
In this game, a player will draw an image on the board. Everyone else will try to guess what the image is. The images relate to the Tower of Babel and the Day of Pentecost Bible stories. After the image is guessed, we will briefly discuss how the person or object was included in the stories.
The game is played as a group, not as teams, and no points are scored. Have children come forward one at a time. Quietly whisper the item or person the child should draw. Give hints, especially to younger players, as necessary. Allow about 5 seconds for the child to think about the drawing, then start the timer for 30 seconds, adjusting the time as desired. The child must not speak while drawing. Other children should guess as the artist draws. For a fun challenge, especially for older children, blindfold the artist and see if children can guess the image.
Drawing List:
- Bricks
- Worker
- Tower
- Tar, between the bricks
- Upstairs room
- Flames of fire
- Cloud
- Praying
- Gift
- Jesus taken up to heaven—ascension
- Peter preaching
- Windstorm
- Praising God
Additional topics for grades 5–6:
- Confusion
- Language
- Scattered
- Pentecost
- The Lord added to the church
- Unity
Conclusion: You all were very good artists and guessers! Our two exciting Bible stories showed us the importance of unity and the work of the Holy Spirit as He works inside of us to accomplish God’s plan on Earth.