Annunciation Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Thursday during circle time, we talked about the Annunciation story. The kids loved coloring the angel Gabriel and Mary. This annunciation coloring page for preschool features 6 images to help illustrate the story. It’s perfect for our class while they enjoy their snacks.
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Angel Gabriel Appears
Smiling Angel Gabriel with wings on the left, greeting a surprised Mary on the right, simple house shape behind Mary.
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Mary Listening to the Angel
Mary with a big smile, listening to Angel Gabriel who is holding a scroll, simple clouds above.
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Angel Communicating the Message
Angel Gabriel holding a glowing star, smiling Mary stands with hands together, simple tree shape to the side.
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Mary Receiving the News
Smiling Mary with hands on her cheeks, surprised expression, with Angel Gabriel floating above, simple sun shape behind.
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Holy Spirit Dove
A smiling dove representing the Holy Spirit flying above Mary, with rays of light shining down.
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Mary Accepts the Message
Smiling Mary with hands on her heart, looking up at Angel Gabriel, simple stars around them.
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About this Bible story
The Annunciation is about the angel Gabriel telling Mary she would have a special baby, Jesus. In Luke 1:38, Mary says, 'I am the Lord’s servant.' It's a beautiful moment that shows how God chose Mary for an important role.
“I am the Lord’s servant.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Ask the kids what they think it means to be a servant while they color. Highlight how Mary showed faith and courage in the Annunciation story. Use coloring time as a moment for sharing their thoughts about being helpful or kind, and consider a follow-up activity like a simple craft illustrating the angel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Annunciation pages on their own?+
Yes, these Annunciation coloring pages are perfect for preschoolers! They’re designed to be simple and fun. Plus, they can be printed for free and used in the classroom or at home. Just grab some chunky crayons and let the kids create their art!
How can I explain the Annunciation story while my class colors?+
While the kids color, ask them how they think Mary felt when she met the angel. Relating this to her saying 'I am the Lord’s servant' can help them understand her bravery. Keep some crayons handy for sharing and discuss their creations.
How does this story connect to Luke 1:38?+
This Annunciation story is all about Mary's faith and willingness to be God's servant. In Luke 1:38, she responds to the angel with courage. Discussing her words while coloring can help kids grasp the importance of trusting God.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Last week's story corner was lively as my preschoolers colored the Annunciation scene. One of the images shows the angel Gabriel speaking to Mary, which sparked lots of questions. The kids were curious about how Mary felt when she heard, 'I am the Lord’s servant' (Luke 1:38). We talked about how brave she was. Each of the 6 pages captures different parts of this important Bible story, with simple lines perfect for little hands. As they colored, I noticed my 5-year-old, Lucy, focused on making Gabriel's wings bright and colorful. It was heartwarming to see their excitement as they brought these images to life. We’ll use these pages again for the upcoming Sunday school class, making it a great resource for teaching the story.