David and Goliath David Choosing Stones Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Sunday during our lesson, my third graders loved the moment when David picks up stones to face Goliath. This David and Goliath David Choosing Stones coloring page features 6 images that illustrate this exciting Bible story. It's a great free printable for Sunday school!
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David Choosing Stones
David kneels by a stream, selecting five smooth stones while wearing a simple robe, with ancient stone structures in the background.
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Goliath Approaching
Goliath stands tall in heavy armor, intimidating and ready for battle, while David gazes up at him, holding his sling and stones.
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David Ready with Sling
David confidently swings his sling above his head, preparing to face Goliath, with the battlefield depicted in the background.
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Battlefield Scenery
The battlefield scene shows David and Goliath facing each other, surrounded by ancient ruins and spectators watching in awe.
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David Victorious Over Goliath
David stands triumphantly with Goliath's sword in hand, while Goliath lies defeated on the ground, with cheering spectators around.
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Celebration of Victory
The scene shows David being celebrated by his friends, with joyful expressions and festive decorations in the background.
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About this Bible story
In the story of David and Goliath, David chooses five smooth stones to face Goliath. This moment is powerful for kids to see faith in action. The lesson comes from 1 Samuel 17:45, where David boldly states, 'I come against you in the name of the LORD.'
“I come against you in the name of the LORD.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Encourage kids to talk about their favorite parts of David's story while they color. You might ask, 'What do you think made David so brave?' Highlight David’s faith in God when choosing the stones. Prepare some colored pencils or crayons, and consider extending the lesson with a discussion on trusting God.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these David Goliath David Choosing Stones coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You can download them without signing up, and they’re perfect for personal or classroom use. I print them out and keep them in my Sunday school binder for easy access.
Why are there five stones in the David and Goliath pages?+
David chose five stones to show his faith and preparation. Each stone represents the trust we have in God to help us face our challenges. While coloring, ask the kids how they can be brave like David.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
While using this coloring page, discuss how David's faith made him strong enough to confront Goliath. Ask the kids how they can show courage in their lives, just like David did when he faced the giant.
More about these Bible coloring pages
One of my favorite moments from the David and Goliath story is when David chooses his five stones. This coloring page beautifully captures that moment, showing David's courage and faith before facing Goliath. I often use this in my Sunday school class to remind kids of how God equips us for challenges. The kids can color while discussing how David stood up to a giant, especially when he declares, 'I come against you in the name of the LORD' (1 Samuel 17:45). My third graders particularly enjoy the scene where David confidently picks the stones from the brook. We usually spend about 30 minutes on this activity, which includes coloring and sharing insights about the story. It’s a great way for them to engage creatively!