Joanna Coloring Page for Kids
Last Tuesday, my 7-year-old colored a Joanna page while we discussed her role in the Bible. With six images depicting Joanna's story, this free printable is perfect for Sunday school lessons. Kids can connect with Joanna's faith as they bring her story to life with color.
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Joanna Helping Others
Joanna is helping a sick friend in a village, with a wooden ark in the background, and other villagers watching.
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Joanna at the Market
Joanna is at the market buying food, with baskets of fruits and vegetables around her, and the ark visible in the distance.
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Joanna and Children
Joanna is playing with children by the wooden ark, with joyful expressions and toys scattered around them.
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Joanna Praying
Joanna is kneeling in prayer near the wooden ark, with a peaceful expression, surrounded by flowers and a bright sun.
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Joanna and the Village
Joanna is walking through her village, greeting friends with the wooden ark in the background, and birds flying above.
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Joanna by the Ark
Joanna stands proudly next to the wooden ark, smiling with animals around her, and a sunny sky above.
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About this Bible story
Joanna was a faithful follower of Jesus, mentioned in Luke 8:3 as 'Joanna the wife of Chuza.' She supported Jesus' ministry and was one of the women who witnessed His resurrection.
“Joanna the wife of Chuza.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During your coloring session, ask the kids, 'How do you think Joanna felt being a follower of Jesus?' Highlight her courage and support, especially as she witnessed His resurrection. Allow about 30 minutes for coloring, using markers or crayons, and consider a follow-up craft where kids can make thank-you cards for important women in their lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Joanna coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these Joanna coloring pages are free to download and print! There’s no signup required, and they’re perfect for personal and classroom use. You can easily print multiple copies for your Sunday school lesson.
What can I tell my kids about Joanna while they color?+
Share how Joanna supported Jesus and was one of the first to witness His resurrection. Encourage kids to think about how they can support others in their lives, just like Joanna did. Keep some crayons handy to make the coloring smooth!
How does this story connect to Luke 8:3?+
In Luke 8:3, Joanna is mentioned as a supporter of Jesus' ministry. This page helps kids visualize her important role, encouraging discussions about the contributions of women in the Bible and how they can serve in their own lives.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Every time I pull out the Joanna coloring page for kids, my kids get excited. They love seeing Joanna's story come alive in pictures. 'Joanna the wife of Chuza' (Luke 8:3) is such an inspiring character! This page features six images, including Joanna with Jesus and some of the other women who supported Him. Just last Friday, my 9-year-old asked why Joanna was so important in the Bible, which led to a great discussion about the women who were part of Jesus' ministry. We used colored pencils to make the images pop! These pages are so easy to print and perfect for helping kids learn about Joanna's faith and service.