52 Bible Verse Cards for Kids — Weekly Memory Verse Printable (Ages 6–9)

One verse a week, all year. 52 printable Bible verse cards for kids ages 6–9, following God's big story from Genesis to Revelation. Print them tonight, cut them out, and start this week.

Every card, three ways to learn it

• Read it — the week's verse, quoted word for word
• Say it, then fill it in — key words become blanks for a midweek check
• Copy the verse — lines to write it out, which is how it sticks

What you get

• 52 illustrated verse cards, one for every week of the year
• 14 pages: a cover and 13 sheets of 4 cards
• US Letter and A4 PDFs, both included
• Choose your edition: English (World English Bible) or Arabic (Van Dyck)
• Instant download, for use within one household

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Ten regions of God's big story

The verses follow the Bible in order: God Made Everything · Something Went Wrong & A Promise · God Leads His People · God Our Shepherd · Wise Words & Brave Voices · The King Arrives · Jesus Shows Us the Way · The Rescue · God's Family Grows · Forever With God. Every card is labeled with its region and week, so the year has a shape.

A simple weekly rhythm

Start of the week: read the card together and say it twice. Midweek: say it, then fill in the blanks. End of the week: copy it onto the lines and keep the card where you'll see it. Say a few old cards each day, and the verses stay.

Printing

Print at 100% (“Actual size”) on card stock around 200gsm, or on plain paper. Cut along the dashed lines. Each page holds four weeks, so you can print a page a month or the whole year at once.

About the words

The English edition quotes every verse word for word from the World English Bible, a public-domain modern translation that is easy for kids to read aloud. In the Old Testament it uses God's name, Yahweh, where many Bibles print “the LORD”. Some longer verses are trimmed to the part kids memorize, but no word is ever changed. The Arabic edition uses the Van Dyck translation.

Want the trail map, review box and badges that make the year stick? The full Scripture Memory Adventure System adds them.