Bronze Serpent Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday during our art time, my 7-year-old loved coloring the bronze serpent and asked about its story. This bronze serpent coloring page for kids includes 6 detailed images perfect for a Sunday school lesson. It's a free printable, bringing the story to life!
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Israelites in the Desert
A group of cartoon Israelites looking worried in the desert, with the Bronze Serpent on a tall pole in the center.
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Serpent Biting People
Cartoon characters showing fear as serpents bite them, with the Bronze Serpent prominently displayed nearby.
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Moses in Action
Moses standing confidently with arms raised, directing people toward the Bronze Serpent on a pole in the background.
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Israelites Looking Up
A group of cartoon Israelites gazing up in hope at the Bronze Serpent, with expressions of relief and joy.
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Healed Israelites
Cartoon Israelites celebrating their healing, with the Bronze Serpent still visible, reflecting joy and gratitude.
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Final Scene of Thanksgiving
The Israelites gathered around, thanking Moses and the Bronze Serpent for their healing, joyful expressions all around.
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About this Bible story
In Numbers 21:9, the Israelites faced a tough time, and God provided a way for them to be healed. Moses made a bronze snake and put it up on a pole. If they looked at it, they were saved from the snake bites. This page captures that moment perfectly.
“Moses made a bronze snake and put it up on a pole.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Ask the kids, 'Why do you think God told Moses to make the bronze serpent?' as they color. Highlight that the Israelites needed to believe in God’s promise to heal them. Set aside about 20 minutes for coloring, and consider a follow-up activity where they draw their own symbols of faith.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Bronze Serpent coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These bronze serpent coloring pages are free to download with no signup required. You can get them as a PDF and use them for both personal and classroom purposes. They're perfect for Sunday school and engaging kids in a fun way.
Can my kids color the Bronze Serpent pages while I read the story?+
Absolutely! It’s a great way for your kids to stay engaged while you read. Set aside around 30 minutes for coloring and storytelling. Provide some crayons or markers, and let them color while they listen to the Bible story about Moses and the bronze serpent.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
While kids color, discuss how the Israelites looked at the bronze serpent to be healed. Encourage them to share their thoughts on why trusting God is important during difficult times, tying back to Numbers 21:9 and the significance of faith.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While coloring, my 9-year-old asked why the Israelites needed to look at the bronze serpent to be healed. It’s a great question! 'Moses made a bronze snake and put it up on a pole' (Numbers 21:9), and when they looked, they were healed. This bronze serpent coloring page for kids includes six images, like Moses holding the pole and the people gazing up in faith. We used colored pencils, and it was a wonderful way to discuss the importance of looking to God in hard times. After finishing, my kids wanted to hang their artwork on the fridge to remind them of this Bible story. It sparked a heartfelt chat about trusting God, and how even in our struggles, there's hope. These pages are not just fun; they’re a great way to engage with Scripture while being creative together!