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Psalms 4 Crossword & Word Search: Evening thanks on the rooftop

Psalms 4 · Free printable Bible worksheet for kids

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

Evening thanks on the rooftop: Psalms 4 word search and memory verse worksheet — Page 1 of the printable. Download includes all activities and answers.

Teaching Evening thanks on the rooftop

You can settle down and sleep in peace, because God hears you and keeps you safe.

David said get still and quiet at bedtime and trust God. What helps YOU feel calm when it's time to settle down?
Some people only feel happy when they get more stuff. David was glad just because God loved him. Which kind of glad lasts longer?
What is one thing you would like to talk to God about tonight before you sleep?

Word Search

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

PEACE
TRUST
JOY
DAVID
DONT
DOWN
PEOPLE
HAPPY
HEART
GLAD
SLEEP
SAFE
OVER
GETTING

Crossword

Use the lesson vocabulary and clues to complete the puzzle.

Across

And so, with a calm and ___ heart, David lay down
Then ___ noticed something
Some ___ around David felt grumpy and worried
When you lie in bed tonight, get still and quiet, and ___ God."

Down

That kind of ___ doesn't run out
You can settle down and sleep in ___, because God hears you and keeps you safe
And so, with a calm and happy ___, David lay down

True or False

Read the chapter and circle the right answer.

The day was over and the sky was getting dark.
It is not true that King David sat down to talk to God before bed.
Some people around David felt grumpy and worried.
It is not true that Then David noticed something.

Memory Verse

Fill in the missing words.

In I will lie down and sleep, you alone keep me safe.

Psalms 4:8 · NIrV

About this Psalms 4 activity sheet

This free printable worksheet reviews Psalms 4 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 Psalms 4:8. 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 Psalms 4 kids study guide together, then hand out the sheet as a review. You can also read Psalms 4 before you start.

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