Ascension Coloring Page for Kids

Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old colored the Ascension page and asked what it means to ascend. This coloring page has 6 images depicting the Ascension story, perfect for a Sunday school lesson. It's a free printable, ready to inspire kids!

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About this Bible story

After Jesus' resurrection, He ascended into heaven while His disciples watched. They were amazed as 'He was taken up before their very eyes.' (Acts 1:9) This moment shows how Jesus returned to God, reminding us of His glory.

He was taken up before their very eyes.

Acts 1:9 (NIV)

How to Use These Coloring Pages

While coloring, ask the kids what they think it means to believe in something they can’t see, relating to the Ascension. Highlight how the disciples watched Jesus go up into the clouds, as mentioned in Acts 1:9. You’ll need crayons and about 30 minutes for this activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Ascension coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+

Yes, these pages are totally free! You don’t need to sign up to download them. They’re available as a PDF, perfect for personal and classroom use.

How can I explain the Ascension story while my class colors?+

As kids color, ask them what they think the disciples felt seeing Jesus ascend. This can lead to discussions about faith and waiting for Jesus’ return. It’s a great way to connect the artwork with the lesson.

How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+

You can use the Ascension coloring pages to illustrate Acts 1:9. While kids color, discuss how the disciples felt when they saw Jesus ascend and why this event is important in our faith.

More about these Bible coloring pages

When my 10-year-old colored the Ascension coloring page last week, she was curious about the angels telling the disciples to wait. 'He was taken up before their very eyes' (Acts 1:9) really sparked her interest in how Jesus returned to heaven. The images include Jesus ascending, the disciples looking up, and even the angels, making it engaging for kids learning about this important Bible story. I love using these pages during our homeschool lessons; they provide a fun way to discuss the Ascension and its significance. My kids often ask questions while coloring, which leads to deeper conversations. It's a wonderful tool for reinforcing Bible lessons.