Five-page illustrated story · read together
An original, age-sensitive retelling of Genesis 6–8. It is not a Bible quotation. Read with a grown-up.
Teaching illustration · imaginative sceneScripture retelling · page 1
Noah heard instructions to build an ark. He began the long work one step at a time.
Genesis 6:13–22 · read in context
Talk together: What is one task we can do carefully?
Teaching illustration · imaginative sceneScripture retelling · page 2
Noah, his family, and the creatures entered the ark as instructed. The family stayed together.
Genesis 7:1–10 · read in context
Talk together: Point to a creature in the illustration.
Teaching illustration · imaginative sceneScripture retelling · page 3
Rain fell and the waters rose. Inside the ark, the family waited. We can talk about this difficult part gently.
Genesis 7:11–24 · read in context
Talk together: What helps you feel safe when you wait?
Teaching illustration · imaginative sceneScripture retelling · page 4
When the waters went down, Noah waited for the right time to leave. Then the family and creatures came out.
Genesis 8:6–19 · read in context
Talk together: What changed after the waiting?
Teaching illustration · imaginative sceneScripture retelling & family application · page 5
Noah gave thanks after leaving the ark. Our family can practice care for living things today.
Genesis 8:20–22 · read in context
Talk together: Name one way to care for an animal or plant.
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Uses the device’s available synthetic voice. No recorded narration is provided for this story.
Choose the next step in Noah’s story. You can try again.
For young children, do not dwell on the loss outside the ark. The art is an imaginative teaching scene and does not establish the precise appearance of the ark or the number of animals. Read Genesis 6–8 in context with older children.
Print this page to make a reading sheet. Invite your child to draw a sixth page about the practical question, then check the linked passages together. Game answers are explanations, not a measure of faith.
Game answer: Build the ark; Enter with family and creatures; Wait for the waters to go down; Leave the ark when instructed.
Full parent guide and printable worksheet