Peter Fish Coin Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old colored a page showing Peter catching the fish. It sparked a conversation about how Jesus said, 'You will find a four-drachma coin.' This Peter Fish Coin coloring page has 6 images that make it perfect for our Sunday school lesson. It's a free printable, too!
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Jesus Talking to Peter
Jesus speaks to Peter at the shore, with a fishing net nearby and a calm sea in the background.
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The Fish with a Coin
Peter catches a large fish with a shiny coin in its mouth, looking excited and surprised on a small boat.
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Paying the Tax Collector
Peter hands the coin to a surprised tax collector, with a simple market scene and other townsfolk in the background.
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Jesus Teaches about Tax
Jesus teaches a group of listening people about the coin and taxes, with Peter standing beside Him.
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Peter's Joy and Faith
Peter, smiling and joyful, reflects on the miracle of the fish coin with Jesus by his side, waves in the background.
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Peter with the Big Fish
Peter proudly holds the large fish above his head, showing the coin, with joyful expressions all around.
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About this Bible story
In Matthew 17:27, Jesus told Peter to catch a fish, and he would find a coin in its mouth. This story reminds us of God's provision and care. Kids will love coloring the images of Peter and the fish while learning about this amazing miracle.
“You will find a four-drachma coin.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask, 'How do you think Peter felt when he found the coin?' Highlight that Jesus provided in a surprising way, showing His love for us. This activity can take about 30 minutes, and you’ll need crayons and a quiet space for reflection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Peter Fish Coin coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are free to download and print without any sign-up needed. You can use them in your Sunday school class or for personal use. They’re perfect for classroom activities and discussions!
How can I explain the Peter Fish Coin story while my class colors?+
As kids color, ask them what they think about the miracle of finding a coin in a fish. This can lead to a great discussion about how Jesus provides for us, just like He provided for Peter.
How does this story connect to Matthew 17:27?+
In Matthew 17:27, Jesus shows His knowledge and provision by telling Peter to catch a fish to find a coin for the temple tax. This coloring page helps kids visualize the story and understand how Jesus cares for our needs.
More about these Bible coloring pages
One afternoon, my son asked about why Jesus told Peter to catch a fish. I pulled out the Peter Fish Coin coloring page for kids, and we began coloring together. The page features Peter, the fish, and the coin, all bringing this Bible story to life. As we colored, I reminded him of the verse, 'You will find a four-drachma coin.' (Matthew 17:27) It's amazing how a simple image can lead to such rich conversations about faith. These coloring pages are simple and engaging, making them great for a Sunday school class. My kids love the illustrations, especially the cute fish with the shiny coin. They get to learn the story and express their creativity at the same time. We often do this as a quiet activity before our Bible study, and it keeps their hearts and minds focused on God’s Word.