Description
Draw the Sermon on the Mount – Bible Drawing Activity Worksheet (Matthew 5–7)
Help children explore one of Jesus’ most important teachings with this Draw the Sermon on the Mount worksheet. Based on Matthew 5–7, this creative printable invites kids to imagine the scene as Jesus teaches the crowd, encouraging them to draw the people listening and add speech bubbles showing what they might be thinking or saying.
Ideal for Sunday school, homeschool Bible lessons, Christian classrooms, and children’s ministry, this open-ended activity promotes creativity while helping children engage more deeply with Scripture.
What’s Inside This Worksheet
This Bible drawing activity encourages children to visualize the Sermon on the Mount through creative storytelling.
The worksheet includes:
- A partially illustrated scene featuring Jesus teaching on the mountainside.
- Large open drawing space for children to create the crowd listening to Jesus.
- Speech bubble prompt encouraging kids to imagine what the listeners might be saying or asking.
- Bible reference: Matthew 5–7 for easy connection to Scripture.
This activity combines art, imagination, and Bible learning to help children better understand Jesus’ teachings.
Why This Worksheet Is Great for Kids
Creative drawing activities help children connect with Bible stories in a personal and memorable way.
Kids will:
- Learn about the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5–7.
- Develop creative thinking and storytelling skills.
- Strengthen fine motor skills through drawing.
- Practice reading comprehension by imagining the reactions of Jesus’ audience.
- Reflect on important teachings such as the Beatitudes, kindness, forgiveness, prayer, and loving others.
Because there are no right or wrong drawings, children can express what they understand from the lesson while making the Bible story come alive.
How to Use This Worksheet
This printable works well before, during, or after your Bible lesson.
Suggested lesson plan:
- Read selected passages from Matthew 5–7, such as the Beatitudes or the Lord’s Prayer.
- Discuss the setting—Who was listening to Jesus? Why did people gather to hear Him teach?
- Invite children to draw the crowd around Jesus using the blank space.
- Add speech bubbles with questions, thoughts, or encouraging words the listeners may have shared.
- Let children explain their drawings and discuss which teaching from the Sermon on the Mount stood out most.
This activity is perfect for:
- Sunday school lessons
- Homeschool Bible curriculum
- Christian classroom activities
- Children’s church
- Vacation Bible School (VBS)
- Quiet-time Bible journals
Encourage children to use their imagination while learning about one of Jesus’ greatest teachings. This Draw the Sermon on the Mount worksheet provides a fun, creative way to help kids engage with Scripture and remember the life-changing lessons found in Matthew 5–7.
