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1 Peter 1 Crossword & Word Search: Peter writes a letter of living hope

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Three pages: word search and verse fill-in, crossword and quiz, plus answers.

Peter writes a letter of living hope: 1 Peter 1 word search and memory verse worksheet — Page 1 of the printable. Download includes all activities and answers.

Teaching Peter writes a letter of living hope

Because Jesus is alive, we have a happy hope that nothing can ever take away.

What is something good you are looking forward to right now? How does it feel to wait for it?
Peter says we can be happy even on hard days because God is with us. What helps you feel happy when something is hard?
You have never seen Jesus with your eyes, but you can still love Him. What do you love about Jesus?

Word Search

Words hide across, down, and diagonally — forwards and backwards.

HOPE
JOY
BELONGING
PETER
AWAY
NEVER
WRITING
TIME
LOVED
SAYS
LIFE
EVER
LIKE
CLOSEST

Crossword

Use the lesson vocabulary and clues to complete the puzzle.

Across

Now Peter is far ___, writing a letter
Being part of a group
___ wanted to cheer them up

Down

Peter said they were "filled with a glorious ___."
Peter knew the hard ___ would not last forever
Now Peter is far away, ___ a letter
Peter says it like a treasure that "can ___ die, spoil or fade away."
He says God has given us a brand-new life and a living ___

True or False

Read the chapter and circle the right answer.

Peter was one of Jesus' closest friends.
He had not walked with Jesus, eaten with Jesus, and watched Jesus do amazing things.
Now Peter is far away, writing a letter.
He is not writing to people who love God but are having a hard time.

Memory Verse

Fill in the missing words.

You love Him, even you have not seen Him. You are filled with a joy.

1 Peter 1:8 · NIrV

About this 1 Peter 1 activity sheet

This free printable worksheet reviews 1 Peter 1 through four short activities: a word search using lesson vocabulary, a crossword based on the children’s guide, four true/false statements to talk through, and a memory-verse fill-in from 1 Peter 1:8. The final page is a complete answer key for the adult in the room.

The sheet is written for roughly ages 6–12. Read the chapter aloud first, or work through the 1 Peter 1 kids study guide together, then hand out the sheet as a review. You can also read 1 Peter 1 before you start.

Print as many copies as your Sunday school class, midweek club, homeschool co-op, or family devotional needs. Choose Actual size in your printer settings so the puzzles keep their proportions.