Animated Shiloh and a joyful group of young children making music together with blue and white instruments

Meet. Play.
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Meet the characters, play together and find a free activity to take with you.Meet the characters

Inside Naaman’s world

Who would you like to meet?

Choose a character. There is a little game waiting with each one.

Free printables

Your adventure guide

Shiloh

I’m Shiloh. I write the stories, ask the questions and make the faces. Come meet the general who has a lot to say about taking a bath.

Pick your kind of fun.

Five free activities to print and enjoy.

Hide-and-seek

Help! The Animals Have Escaped!

Color and hide eight animal cards, then follow the picture clues to bring Noah’s missing passengers back to the ark.

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Activity details

Play together · Grown-up setup

Includes eight animal cards, picture clues and two ark mats. Hide the cards somewhere new for the next round.

You’ll need: Paper, crayons or colored pencils, and scissors with grown-up help.
Printing: Print pages 3–7 in portrait at actual size (100%), single-sided. Read the setup on page 2 first. US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 inches).

Free PDF · 7 pages · 8.3 MB

Copy the expression

Naaman’s Ridiculous Faces

Color four faces, take turns copying Naaman’s expressions and guess the feeling. Grown-ups get a turn, too.

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Ages 4–7 · 2+ players

Includes a simpler matching game for younger players and a prompt to talk about their own feelings.

You’ll need: Paper, crayons or colored pencils, and scissors with grown-up help. Bring at least two players.
Printing: Print page 2 for the cards and game instructions. Color the faces, then cut along the card edges. US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 inches).

Free PDF · 2 pages · 6.9 MB

Color and make

The General Who Finally Took a Dip

Make a paper river and Naaman puppet, count seven dips, then turn him around to reveal his happy face.

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Make together · Grown-up help

A paper craft with a short story prompt from 2 Kings 5:1–14. Make and play at a table; this river stays out of the bath.

You’ll need: Crayons, scissors, glue and cardstock, or paper backed with thin cereal-box card. A grown-up can help with cutting and assembly.
Printing: Print pages 3–4 at actual size (100%), single-sided. Page 2 has the story prompt and assembly instructions. US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 inches).

Free PDF · 4 pages · 6.9 MB

Bath-time play

Naaman’s Bubble Bath Orders

With a grown-up reading the general’s orders, turn bath bubbles into hats, mountains and rivers. He takes his bubbles very seriously.

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Ages 4–7 · Play with a grown-up

Six play prompts for bath time, using familiar toys and supplies.

You’ll need: Your usual bubble bath, a bath toy, a plastic cup and a washcloth. A duck is welcome, but not required.
Printing: Print pages 2–3, single-sided. Cut into cards or read from the whole sheets. US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 inches).

A grown-up stays beside the bath throughout. Keep the paper cards dry and outside the water.

Free PDF · 3 pages · 4.6 MB

Bath-time search

Where’s My Duck?

Follow six clues with a grown-up to find familiar toys beneath the bubbles. A duck is welcome, but not required.

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Activity details

Ages 4–7 · Play with a grown-up

Includes six search prompts and an optional “Missing My Duck” poster. Other familiar bath toys can stand in for the duck.

You’ll need: Your usual bubble bath and a few familiar bath toys.
Printing: Print pages 2–3, single-sided; cutting is optional. Print page 4 if you would like the missing-duck poster. US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 inches).

A grown-up stays beside the bath throughout. Keep toys within your seated child’s reach and paper cards dry outside the water.

Free PDF · 4 pages · 4.3 MB

Shiloh wearing yellow socks and sitting with a group of smiling young children

Made for children who participate

Quietly sitting still is not a requirement.

The best moments invite children to laugh, notice, wonder, move and ask one more question.

These activities are for the children who bring their whole personality into the room. Make the face, find the animals, give the orders. There is room for all of it.

For the grown-ups

You get to play, too.

Help with the cutting, read a card aloud or let your child explain the rules. Each pack includes instructions, and the printing notes above tell you which pages you need.

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