Free PrintableActs 5

Acts 5 Crossword & Word Search: An angel opens the prison doors at night

Acts 5 · Free printable Bible worksheet for kids

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

An angel opens the prison doors at night: Acts 5 word search and memory verse worksheet — Page 1 of the printable. Download includes all activities and answers.

Teaching An angel opens the prison doors at night

No matter what, we obey God first - and God watches over those who serve Him, even opening locked doors!

God sent an angel to free the apostles. How does it feel to know God watches over those who serve Him?
Peter said, "We must obey God rather than people." When might obeying God be different from what others want?
The apostles kept telling about Jesus with joy, even after jail. Where do you think their joy came from?

Word Search

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

OBEYGODFIRST
OBEDIENCE
COURAGE
PROTECTION
PETER
LEAVE
APOSTLES
JAIL
OBEY
LEADERS
ANGEL
DOORS
TEMPLE
PEOPLE

Crossword

Use the lesson vocabulary and clues to complete the puzzle.

Across

Being kept safe
An angel of the Lord opened the ___ doors and led the apostles out
A wise teacher said, "___ them alone
But ___ answered bravely: "We must obey God rather than people."

Down

They brought the ___ in and scolded them
Doing what God says
Being brave when things are hard
But Peter answered bravely: "We must ___ God rather than people."

True or False

Read the chapter and circle the right answer.

The apostles were doing amazing things in Jesus' name.
Crowds came, and many were not healed.
God's family was growing fast!
But the jealous leaders had not the apostles arrested and thrown into jail.

Memory Verse

Fill in the missing words.

We must obey God than .

Acts 5:29 · NIrV

About this Acts 5 activity sheet

This free printable worksheet reviews Acts 5 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 Acts 5:29. 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 Acts 5 kids study guide together, then hand out the sheet as a review. You can also read Acts 5 before you start.

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