This Floating Axe Head lesson helps children understand that nothing is too small for God. When the prophets lost a borrowed axe head in the river, God showed His care through Elisha’s miracle. Kids will learn that God listens when we ask for help, and that He’s powerful enough to handle every problem—big or small!

Perfect for Sunday school teachers, children’s ministry leaders, and parents, this printable resource includes everything you need to bring this short but powerful story to life in a fun, inclusive, and sensory-aware way.


What’s Inside the Free Floating Axe Head SEND PDF?

Step-by-Step Lesson Plan – a clear guide to explore 2 Kings 6:1–7
Interactive Story Activities – “Lost and Found,” “Sink or Float,” and “The Floating Axe Head Miracle”
Craft Activity – create your own Axe Head Target game to remember that God can do the impossible
Activity Stations & Free Play Ideas – “Building Site,” “Stick Toss,” “Big or Small?” sorting, and a “Quiet Prayer Corner” for reflection
Bible-Based Learning Points – key truths about God’s care, prayer, and power over even small worries
Worksheets & Coloring Pages – fun, low-prep activities for all ability levels
Prayer Guide with Hand Motions – an easy, movement-based prayer to help children thank God for caring about every detail


Why Use This Lesson?

Children will see that God doesn’t just care about big miracles—He cares about them. Through Elisha’s story, they’ll discover that God listens when we pray, that asking for help is the right response to trouble, and that no problem is too small for His power or love.


Who Is It For?

  • Parents looking for meaningful Bible activities at home
  • Sunday school and midweek ministry leaders
  • Homeschool families seeking free Bible curriculum
  • Churches building SEND-friendly, inclusive learning spaces

Complementary Resources from Trueway Kids

This lesson is designed to complement Trueway Kids’ Floating Axe Head materials, available for free at:
👉 https://truewaykids.com/the-floating-axe-head/

Each activity is created with inclusion in mind—supporting visual, tactile, and sensory learning styles—so every child can connect, learn, and grow in faith.


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