Bible Story Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders enjoyed coloring a Bible story coloring page that features various scenes from the Bible. With six images to choose from, including key moments and characters, this free printable is perfect for a Sunday school lesson.
Coloring pages gallery
Noah Building the Ark
Noah in a long robe constructs the wooden ark with tools and planks, surrounded by animals.
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Animals Entering the Ark
Pairs of animals, like elephants and lions, board the ark with Noah and his family guiding them.
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Rainbow Over the Ark
The ark rests on the water with a colorful rainbow arching overhead amidst gentle waves.
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Noah Releasing the Dove
Noah stands on the ark, releasing a dove into the sky to find dry land after the flood.
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Animals Leaving the Ark
Noah and his family watch as the animals, including a bear and a zebra, exit the ark onto dry ground.
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Noah Thanking God
Noah kneels on the land, arms raised in gratitude towards the heavens after the flood.
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About this Bible story
The kids love coloring the stories they learn. This Bible story coloring page is perfect for Sunday school. It highlights how 'All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching' (2 Timothy 3:16). Each page offers a unique scene that relates to the lesson.
“All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What does it mean that all Scripture is useful for teaching?' Highlight David’s bravery in fighting Goliath as an example of faith in action. Gather supplies like crayons and make sure to have extra pages for anyone who finishes early to keep them engaged.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Bible Story coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You can download them as a PDF with no signup required, perfect for personal or classroom use. They're great for adding to your Sunday school binder.
How can I tie the Bible story to the coloring activity?+
While coloring, ask the kids which part of the story they’re illustrating. This helps them connect the lesson to their artwork. You can also encourage them to share their favorite character and why they chose that scene to color.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This coloring page connects beautifully with 2 Timothy 3:16. As the kids color, remind them that each story they illustrate is part of God's teaching, reinforcing the importance of Scripture in their lives.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Just before we started coloring, I reminded my class about how 'All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching' (2 Timothy 3:16). The kids were excited to choose from the six images, each depicting a different part of the Bible story. From a brave David to a wise Solomon, these pages help reinforce our lessons. I keep a few printed copies in my classroom binder, making it easy to pull them out during craft time. It’s a great way to keep my third graders engaged while learning about their faith. After coloring, we discussed their pictures, which sparked some wonderful conversations. Using crayons or colored pencils, the kids really brought the stories to life.