Amos Coloring Page for Kids
Last Friday at our homeschool group, my 7-year-old loved coloring the Amos pages. With 6 images showing the Amos story, they’re perfect for Sunday school lessons. Kids can explore the Bible as they color this free printable, bringing the story to life.
Coloring pages gallery
Amos Speaking to the People
Amos stands confidently speaking to a crowd of curious people under a large tree, with expressive faces and listening attentively.
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Amos Sees a Vision
Amos is kneeling with a surprised expression, looking at a vision of a large basket of ripe fruit in the sky above him.
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Amos Predicting Judgment
Amos stands with a determined look, pointing towards a city in the distance as he warns the people about God's coming judgment.
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Amos Meeting the Shepherds
Amos meets with two friendly shepherds in a grassy field, discussing the importance of caring for their flocks with joyful expressions.
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Amos and the People Praying
Amos kneels among a group of people praying together, with hands raised and peaceful expressions under a bright sky.
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Amos Encouraging the Children
Amos sits on a rock, telling a story to a group of excited children who are gathered around him, all with bright smiles.
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About this Bible story
Amos was a prophet who cared about justice. He reminded people about God's love and fairness. In Amos 5:24, he said, 'Let justice roll on like a river.' Kids can learn about Amos' important messages through coloring.
“Let justice roll on like a river.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What does justice mean to you?' Highlight Amos' mission to bring fairness to the people. Use colored pencils for softer shading, and consider a follow-up discussion about how they can practice justice at school or home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Amos coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These Amos coloring pages are free to download and print, with no signup required. They're great for personal and classroom use, and your Sunday school class will love them. Just grab some crayons or colored pencils and enjoy!
What can I discuss with the kids while they color Amos?+
You can ask the kids how they can show justice in their own lives. While coloring, encourage them to think of ways they can be fair and kind to others, just like Amos taught. It's a great way to tie the lesson to real-life actions.
How does this story connect to Amos 5:24?+
Amos 5:24 emphasizes the importance of justice, which is central to Amos' message. Discuss how Amos called the people to act justly and how kids can apply this in their daily interactions, fostering kindness and fairness among friends.
More about these Bible coloring pages
At our Wednesday Bible study, my 9-year-old was eager to color the Amos pages. The images show Amos speaking to the people and reminding them about justice. One page features Amos with a flowing river, emphasizing his call to 'Let justice roll on like a river' (Amos 5:24). It's a great way to introduce kids to the importance of fairness and caring for others. We even discussed how we can show justice in our own lives as they colored. Each page encourages kids to think about what it means to be fair and kind, making our time together meaningful. Plus, these free printables are easy to download and perfect for sharing with friends and church members.