Testify Swag Kids · The System

Storytelling magnet kits — the whole Bible story in a child's hands.

Every Testify Swag Kids set works the same way: pressed magnet pieces and a parent-led guide that tells you exactly what to say. Not every kit comes with a magnet board — many are made for the fridge. Turn your fridge into a Bible lesson that keeps the Word alive and seen daily. A grown-up reads one short line, the child places the piece, and the story gets built instead of listened to. Ten to fifteen minutes, no prep, no screen.

What's In A Kit

Two essentials, one optional board.

The story pieces

Pressed magnets — 7 to 9 per set — each one a moment in the story, with the Scripture reference printed on it. Durable enough for a Sunday school table and small hands.

The board — optional

Not every kit gets a magnet board. Plenty of sets are made for the fridge: turn your fridge into a Bible lesson that keeps the Word alive and seen daily. When you want it, the magnetic board with easel stand makes the finished story stand up on a classroom table or a bedroom shelf.

The parent guide

A read-aloud script for every piece — what to say, one question to ask, one small thing to do. Written for parents and volunteers, not for teachers with prep time.

How To Tell The Story

The six-step rhythm every set follows.

Learn it once and it works for every kit — Armor of God, Kids Like David, the Nativity, and every set we release after them.

  1. 1. Lay the board out flat

    Put the magnetic display board on the table, floor, or fridge and set the pieces face-up beside it. Nothing goes on the board yet — the empty board is the invitation.

  2. 2. Read the line for the first piece

    Each piece has a short line to read aloud. Read it, then hand the piece to the child so they place it themselves. Their hands do the work; that is what makes it stick.

  3. 3. Ask the one question

    Every piece comes with a single question — not a quiz, a conversation starter. Wait through the silence. The answer is usually worth the pause.

  4. 4. Do the small thing

    One tiny action per piece: put your hand on your head for the helmet, hold a stone, take a breath. Kids remember what their body did long after they forget what you said.

  5. 5. Close with the verse and a prayer

    Read the verse on the piece, pray the short closing prayer, and leave the finished board up. It keeps preaching all week without you.

  6. 6. Let them retell it

    The next day, clear the board and let the child rebuild the story and tell it back to you. A child who can retell it owns it.

The Sets

Every kit, and the guide that comes with it.

Available now · 7 pieces

Armor of God

Ephesians 6:10-18

Belt, breastplate, shoes, shield, helmet, sword — and the full armor center piece. Kids suit up one piece at a time.

7-step guide

See the set & its guide →

Available now · Hero + story pieces

Kids Like David

1 Samuel 17

The lion, the bear, the pouch, five smooth stones, the sling, the giant — plus a hero piece that looks like your child.

8-step guide

See the set & its guide →

Coming soon · 9 pieces

The Nativity Story

Luke 2 · Matthew 2

From the angel's message to the gifts carried to a King — the Christmas story in the order it happened.

9-step guide

See the set & its guide →

Coming soon · 9 pieces

Noah's Ark

Genesis 6-9

Obedience, a long wait, and a rainbow promise kids can hold in their hand.

Guide in production

See the set & its guide →

Coming soon · 9 pieces

Fruit of the Spirit

Galatians 5:22-23

Nine character pieces kids can name, sort, and pray through on a hard morning.

Guide in production

See the set & its guide →

Why It Works

A child who can rebuild the story owns the story.

Kids forget most of what they hear and almost none of what they do. When a child moves the lion, then the bear, then the giant across a board with their own hands, they are not being told a sequence — they are building one. The next morning they can put it back together and tell it to you. That is the difference between a lesson and a memory.

Screen-free by design

Nothing to charge, nothing to log in to. It works at the kitchen table and in a church basement with bad wifi.

Reusable every week

The same set gets told a hundred times. Clear the board and it is ready again.

Built for mixed ages

A three-year-old places pieces; a nine-year-old answers the question. Same set, same table.

Handmade in Yakima, WA

Pressed by hand in our studio. We respond within 3 business days and ship in 7-10 business days after your order is confirmed.

Questions

How the kits work, answered.

What is a storytelling magnet kit?

It is a Bible story broken into pressed magnet pieces with a parent-led guide. A grown-up reads one short line per piece, the child places that piece — on the fridge or on an optional magnetic display board — and by the end the whole story is built in front of them, so they can retell it themselves.

Do I need to prepare a lesson?

No. Every set comes with a parent-led storytelling guide right on its product page: what to say, one question to ask, and one small action per piece. It takes 10 to 15 minutes and needs no prep.

What ages are the storytelling magnet kits for?

Ages 3 to 11. Younger kids place pieces and repeat one word; older kids answer the discussion question and retell the story back to you the next day.

Can I use these in Sunday school or a homeschool co-op?

Yes — the guides are written for both home and classroom use. Sunday school bulk pricing is quoted by class size; send us your headcount and your date and we respond within 3 business days.

Do I have to buy the display board?

No — not every kit even comes with one. Many sets are made for the fridge: turn your fridge into a Bible lesson that keeps the Word alive and seen daily. Magnets work on a fridge, a cookie sheet, or any magnetic surface you already own. The board with easel stand is an option for classrooms and shelves.

Where are the kits made?

Every set is pressed by hand in our Yakima, WA studio. Once your order is confirmed, please allow 7-10 business days for production and shipping.

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