A Bible game families play together at home.
Teach Your Dino Bible Stories is free for every family you serve: no account, no ads, nothing to install. Send it home after Sunday, and the story keeps going on the couch.
Made to travel from church to home
Sunday follow-up
Taught Noah or Jonah this week? Send families the link. Children walk into the same story at home and play it out.
Family night
One big screen, children doing the talking, grown-ups reading the passage aloud beside them.
Pre-readers
Everything is told aloud, so children who cannot read yet can play without help, and grown-ups can read along.
Schools and co-ops
Christian schools and homeschool groups can use it as a gentle, story-first start to a lesson.
Stories told from the passage
Noah, Jonah and the sower today, with Daniel and the three friends on the way. Every line is written from the Bible passage it tells, and each names its verse. After each part, the child does it, then teaches it to their dino.
- Told aloud, for children who cannot read yet
- Each story's passage is on screen for the grown-up
- English today, with Spanish in progress
- Free for everyone, forever
Shaped with the churches who use it
We are working out how churches can bring worlds of your own to their families, from a family-night license to plans for a whole children's ministry. Tell us what would help, and we will build it with you.
Recommend it
The Bible game is free now. Share the link, and you will never be charged for it.
Shape a church plan
Join the ministry list below and tell us how many families you serve.
Review a story
We welcome a pastor's or children's minister's read of each script. Offer below.
Every language, one at a time
Gifts pay for translations checked by native speakers and real voices to tell the stories. Your congregation can adopt a language.
See the giving meterQuestions grown-ups ask
Is it really free for our families?
Yes. Teach Your Dino Bible Stories is free with no account, and every Bible story is free for everyone, forever. Nothing is ever offered for sale in front of a child.
How are the stories checked?
Every line is written from the passage it tells and names its verse, and each verse was checked against the text. We would welcome a review by your pastor or children's minister: tell us below.
Can we show it on a big screen?
Yes. It runs in a web browser, so a laptop connected to a projector or TV works.
What listens when children talk to it?
An AI, not a person, picks what the game does from what is said. Bible passages are never sent to it. Read more.
Tell us about your church
Join the ministry list for church plans, new stories and the occasional idea from other churches. We read every note.