The Bible book of Ecclesiastes, also known as the book of Qoheleth or "the Preacher," is part of the Old Testament's wisdom literature. Its authorship is traditionally attributed to King Solomon, although this is disputed by modern scholars.

Ecclesiastes delves into some of the most profound and fundamental questions about human existence, exploring the meaning of life and the human condition. While it has a skeptical and even cynical tone, the book also offers glimpses of hope and wisdom.

Ecclesiastes reflects on the fleeting nature of life and the inevitability of death, as well as the transience of earthly pleasures. However, it also calls us to enjoy life, find meaning in our work, and seek after wisdom and truth. This book challenges us to grapple with these deep questions and to find a more meaningful way of living.

Below, you will find creative ideas and activities that are applicable to this Bible book and its stories, which can be used in various settings such as children's ministry, catechism, children's church, Bible clubs, vacation Bible school, or Sunday school. These creative ideas can also be used for Bible education or religious education in Christian primary schools.