Blind Bartimaeus Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Wednesday during circle time, we colored a picture of Blind Bartimaeus calling out to Jesus. The kids loved hearing how he was healed! This blind bartimaeus coloring page for preschool includes 6 cute images that will enhance your lesson in class. It’s a free printable, too.
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Bartimaeus Calling for Help
Smiling Bartimaeus sitting by the roadside, raising his hands to call for Jesus, with a large crowd behind him.
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Jesus Healing Bartimaeus
Smiling Jesus kneeling beside Bartimaeus, gently touching his eyes, with a bright sun above them.
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Bartimaeus Seeing Again
Excited Bartimaeus jumping up with joy, smiling widely, with colorful flowers around him.
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Bartimaeus Thanking Jesus
Grateful Bartimaeus kneeling in front of Jesus, hands folded, with a heart above them both.
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Crowd Celebrating with Bartimaeus
Happy crowd of smiling people around Bartimaeus and Jesus, all cheering joyfully with raised arms.
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Bartimaeus Following Jesus
Joyful Bartimaeus walking hand-in-hand with Jesus, both smiling, with a path leading into the distance.
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About this Bible story
In the Bible, there's a story about a blind man named Bartimaeus who cried out to Jesus for help. Jesus asked him what he wanted, and Bartimaeus said, 'Rabbi, I want to see.' (Mark 10:51). Jesus healed him, and Bartimaeus could see again!
“Rabbi, I want to see.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
As the kids color, ask them how they would feel if they couldn't see. Highlight Bartimaeus’ faith by referring to how he cried out to Jesus. Use this moment to discuss prayer and faith. A good follow-up activity is to have them draw what they would want to see if they were blind!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Blind Bartimaeus pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These pages are free and perfect for preschoolers. They can easily color them with chunky crayons, and there's no signup needed to download the PDF. It's great for personal or classroom use!
What can we talk about while coloring Blind Bartimaeus?+
While coloring, you can ask the kids why they think Bartimaeus wanted to see. This encourages them to connect with the story and share their thoughts. You might also highlight how Jesus listened to him, which emphasizes the importance of prayer.
How can I use this in a lesson about faith?+
Discuss how Bartimaeus showed great faith by calling out to Jesus despite the crowd telling him to be quiet. This connects beautifully to Mark 10:51, where his request illustrates trusting in Jesus' power to heal.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While we colored the Blind Bartimaeus pages, my 4-year-old students were so curious about the story. They couldn’t wait to see the pictures of Bartimaeus shouting for help and Jesus reaching out to him. One little girl exclaimed, 'I want to see too!' as we discussed the moment when Bartimaeus said, 'Rabbi, I want to see.' (Mark 10:51). These pages include simple, engaging images that make the story come alive. After story corner, I handed out the blind bartimaeus coloring page for preschool, and kids happily started coloring. The pages are designed to be easy for young hands, which means less mess and more fun! You can use crayons or markers, and it’s a great way to reinforce the lesson. I can’t wait to see their colorful creations!