City of Jericho Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, I pulled out the 'City of Jericho' coloring pages during our craft time. With 6 images featuring Joshua and the walls, my third graders were thrilled to color while I shared the story. This free printable is perfect for your Sunday school lesson.
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Israelites Approaching Jericho
A group of Israelites in robes, marching towards Jericho with trumpet in hand, ancient stone walls in the background.
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Joshua Commanding the People
Joshua stands confidently before the Israelites, pointing towards the city of Jericho with a scroll in his hand, surrounded by excited followers.
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Trumpets Blown
Israelites blow their trumpets loudly, standing in a line before the towering walls of Jericho, creating a scene of anticipation.
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Walls of Jericho Falling
The walls of Jericho tumble down as the Israelites celebrate, with joyful expressions and hands raised in triumph.
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Victorious Israelites
The Israelites rejoice in victory, dancing and celebrating with banners and instruments, while the dust settles around them.
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Joshua Acknowledging God
Joshua kneels in gratitude, looking up towards the heavens with a humble expression, surrounded by the victorious Israelites.
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About this Bible story
The City of Jericho was a stronghold, but God had a plan. He instructed Joshua to march around the city, and after seven days, the walls fell. As the Bible says in Joshua 6:20, 'The wall collapsed; so everyone charged straight in.'
“The wall collapsed; so everyone charged straight in.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your students how they would have felt if they were with Joshua at Jericho. Emphasize the moment when the walls fell as a testament to faith and obedience. Allow about 30 minutes for this activity, and consider following up with a discussion or a related craft.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these City Of Jericho coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Absolutely! These City of Jericho coloring pages are free to download with no signup required. They're available as a PDF, perfect for your classroom use. Just print them out for your students to enjoy!
How can I tie the walls of Jericho story to our lesson while kids color?+
You can ask your students how they think Joshua felt walking around Jericho. Discussing their thoughts as they color can help them connect with the story. Also, provide some crayons or markers for them to use while you narrate the story.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
A great verse to pair with this coloring page is Joshua 6:20. Discuss how God's instructions led to the victory at Jericho. Highlighting this connection reinforces the lesson while the kids color.
More about these Bible coloring pages
When I told my third graders about the City of Jericho, their eyes lit up. The coloring pages include images of Joshua leading the Israelites and the moment the walls came crashing down. As they colored, I reminded them about God's power, quoting Joshua 6:20: 'The wall collapsed; so everyone charged straight in.' We talked about how faith can lead to great victories. I keep these pages in my binder for easy access during our lessons. The excitement on their faces as they created their colorful scenes was priceless. It's a great way to reinforce the story and bring it to life in their hands.