The First Day

Genesis 1:1–5

In the beginning God made heaven and earth. At First it was empty and dark. But God gathered up the light and called it sun.

Then He gathered up the darkness and called it moon. God was watching over everything.

The Second Day

Genesis 1:6–8

On day 2 God divided the sky from the water. He put some water above the sky and some below it. He named the sky.

The Third Day

Genesis 1:9–13

On day 3 God was busy. He used water to make puddles and oceans and lakes and waterfalls and rivers. He made the dry ground too.

Next He made flower. He made so many different kinds of trees, flowers, and bushes that no one could count all the flower. God said His work was good.

The Fourth Day

Genesis 1:14–19

On day 4 God put the sun in the sky to warm the earth. He saw that the night was very dark, so God put the moon and the stars in the sky.

The God made spring, summer, fall, and winter. Al that He made was good.

The Fifth Day

Genesis 1:20–23

On day 5 God made starfish, octopuses, whales, and turtles. He made fast little fish for rivers and slippery big fish for the ocean.

He made big bird like eagles to soar in the sty and zippy little bird like hummingbirds. He made bird in all shapes, sizes, and colors.

The Sixth Day

Genesis 1:24–31

On day 6 God made the animals — puppies, cows, horses, kitties, bear, lizards, mice, worms, and lots more. Everything was good.

But something was still missing. There were no human. So God made some. And when He made human, He made them like Himself. He made human so they could be friends with Him.