Fall is full of little reminders to slow down and give thanks. This fall leaf Bible craft is a simple way to bring Psalm 150:6 into your family’s day, no matter how young your kids are. All you need is some colored paper and a few minutes together.
Bible Verse
“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord! Praise the Lord!” — Psalm 150:6
Psalm 150:6 is a simple reminder that praise belongs to God. A fall craft can become more than just something fun to make when it gives your family an opportunity to stop, notice God’s creation, and talk about Him together.
What You’ll Need
- Paper in fall colors such as orange, red, yellow, or brown
- Scissors
- Glue
- Marker or pen
- Brown paper or cardstock
- Hole punch and string (optional)
Instructions
- Cut out a large leaf shape from colored paper.
- Write or print Psalm 150:6 in the center of the leaf.
- Cut out a small rectangle from brown paper for the stem.
- Glue the stem to the bottom of the leaf.
- Optional: Punch a hole at the top of the leaf and add string so you can hang it up as a reminder of God’s Word.
Make It a Bible Moment
Once your leaf is finished, read Psalm 150:6 together.
Ask your kids what it means that everything with breath is called to praise the Lord. Then take a few minutes to look outside and notice God’s creation.
Let each person name:
- One thing they’re thankful for
- One thing in God’s creation they noticed
- One reason they can praise God
This simple conversation can turn a few minutes of crafting into an opportunity to help your kids see God’s goodness in the world around them.
Talk About It
Fall gives you plenty of opportunities to continue the conversation.
Ask your kids: What are some things in creation that praise God in the fall?
Look outside together at the changing leaves, the harvest, the trees, the animals, or even the crisp fall air. Talk about how creation points us back to the God who made it all.
You don’t need a long lesson. Sometimes a simple question while you’re sitting together at the kitchen table is enough to get your kids thinking about God.
If you’d like more verses to explore together this season, check out our list of 10 verses that help families cultivate thankful hearts.
Keep the Conversation Going
Hang your finished leaf on the fridge, a wall, or in your family’s Bible corner. Each time you see it, use it as a reminder to praise God and thank Him for His goodness.
Crafts like this are a small but real way to plant God’s Word in your kids’ hearts. They don’t have to be complicated to be meaningful. If your family enjoyed this one, our Fruit of the Spirit coloring page bundle is another simple way to keep Scripture part of your everyday rhythm.
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