Jesus Tempted in the Wilderness Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Wednesday during circle time, we talked about how Jesus was tempted in the wilderness. The kids loved coloring pictures of Jesus, the stones, and the beautiful scenery. These six images make a great addition to our lesson and are perfect for preschoolers to enjoy. Free printable!
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Jesus in the Desert
Smiling Jesus standing in a simple desert landscape with a large rock and a bright sun above.
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Satan Tempts Jesus
A simple depiction of Satan, with a mischievous smile, standing next to Jesus in the desert.
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Jesus Refusing Temptation
Smiling Jesus with arms crossed, showing determination, while Satan stands nearby with a frown.
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Angels Appearing to Jesus
Two smiling angels floating above Jesus, with large wings and bright faces, in the desert setting.
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Jesus Praying
Jesus kneeling on the ground with eyes closed and hands together in prayer, with a gentle smile.
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Victorious Jesus
Smiling Jesus standing tall, arms raised in victory, with a bright sun shining above.
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About this Bible story
In Matthew 4:4, Jesus faced temptation while He was alone in the wilderness. He taught us that 'Man shall not live on bread alone.' This story shows how Jesus trusted God even when it was hard.
“Man shall not live on bread alone.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During coloring, ask the kids, 'What do you think Jesus felt in the wilderness?' Highlight how Jesus used Scripture to resist temptation. Plan for about 20 minutes for coloring and discussion. Use crayons to keep it simple and less messy!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Jesus Temptation pages on their own?+
Yes! These Jesus Temptation pages are designed for preschoolers. They can use chunky crayons and markers to color. It's a free printable, so you can easily print extra copies for your classroom or home. No signup required!
What part of the Jesus Temptation story can I share while kids color?+
While your preschoolers color, you can share how Jesus was tempted but chose to trust God's word instead. Discuss the importance of prayer and staying strong, just like Jesus did in the wilderness. It could lead to some great conversations!
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
In your Sunday school lesson, you can connect the coloring activity to the story of Jesus' temptation. Emphasize Matthew 4:4 and discuss how Jesus relied on God's word during tough times. This reinforces the message of trust and faith while being creative.
More about these Bible coloring pages
During our Wednesday morning circle time, I set out the Jesus tempted in the wilderness coloring pages for the kids. They giggled as they colored Jesus surrounded by the wilderness and the stones. I reminded them about how 'Man shall not live on bread alone' (Matthew 4:4) and how Jesus stood strong. Each page has fun scenes that help illustrate this important Bible story. My 4-year-olds loved adding colors to the stones and the trees, and we talked about trusting God like Jesus did. This activity is a wonderful way to teach them about resisting temptation while they express their creativity. I also used crayons and markers to keep the mess contained during our art time, which worked out great!