David Anointed King Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old colored the David Anointed King pages during our Bible study. The images show Samuel anointing David, a sheep, and the crown. It's a great way to teach them about David's calling. Grab this free printable for your Sunday school lesson!
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David the Shepherd
David, a young shepherd, standing proudly with a harp in his hands, sheep grazing around him, and his father Jesse watching nearby.
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Samuel Anointing David
Prophet Samuel pouring oil over David's head, with a joyful expression, a few curious sheep nearby, and a simple landscape in the background.
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David Crowned as King
David wearing a crown and a royal robe, smiling as he stands in front of a group of happy people celebrating his anointing as king.
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David Singing to His Sheep
David happily singing to his sheep under a tree, with a few sheep looking up at him and birds flying in the sky above.
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David Playing the Harp
David playing a harp joyfully, surrounded by trees and a couple of sheep, with a gentle breeze shown by leaves moving.
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David Dancing with Joy
David dancing joyfully with his sheep around him, his arms raised high, and a bright sun shining in the sky above.
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About this Bible story
In 1 Samuel 16:13, Samuel anointed David to be king. This coloring page captures that special moment when David was chosen, showing him with the horn of oil. Kids will love bringing this important Bible story to life as they color.
“Samuel took the horn of oil and anointed him.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Ask your kids what qualities make a good leader while they color David being anointed. Highlight that God chose David not because of his appearance but for his heart. Be ready with crayons and set aside about 20 minutes for coloring, followed by a group discussion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these David Anointed King coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! The David Anointed King coloring pages are completely free, with no signup required. You can easily download the PDF and print as many copies as you need for personal and classroom use.
Can kids use crayons on the David Anointed King pages?+
Absolutely! The lines are thick enough for crayons, making it easy for kids to stay within the lines. Set aside about 30 minutes for coloring, and don’t forget to have some fun conversation about David and his journey as king.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
During your lesson, you can show the coloring pages as you discuss how God chose David. Ask kids about times they’ve felt chosen for something special, and relate it to how God sees potential in each of us, just like He did with David.
More about these Bible coloring pages
“Samuel took the horn of oil and anointed him” (1 Samuel 16:13). My son loves coloring, especially when it connects to our Bible lessons. The six images in this David Anointed King coloring page are perfect for kids; they can color Samuel pouring oil over David, a proud sheep, and even a golden crown. Last week, I printed them out for our homeschool group, and the kids were so excited! They each grabbed their favorite crayons and got to work, chatting about how David became king. These pages not only help reinforce the story but also spark questions about leadership and faith. I noticed my daughter, who’s 9, was particularly drawn to the image of the crown and asked what it meant to be a king. This led to a great discussion about responsibility! I highly recommend using these pages during your next church class or at home. They’re a wonderful way to make Bible stories come alive.