David and Goliath David Throwing Sling Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Tuesday during circle time, my preschoolers were buzzing with excitement as we colored David with his sling. This David and Goliath David Throwing Sling coloring page for preschoolers includes six images that illustrate this brave moment. Perfect for a fun storytelling session!
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David Throwing Sling
Smiling David standing confidently, holding a sling above his head with a large stone ready to throw, simple hills in the background.
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Goliath in Armor
Tall Goliath standing with a big smile, wearing heavy armor, his sword resting at his side, with a small rock on the ground.
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David Victorious
Smiling David celebrating happily with raised arms, standing over a giant Goliath who is lying down, simple grass beneath them.
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David with Five Stones
David kneeling down, smiling while holding a handful of five big stones, with a cheerful expression on his face.
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Crowd Watching the Battle
A group of smiling cartoon people watching the battle, cheering for David with their hands in the air, simple hills in the background.
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David Preparing for Battle
Smiling David crouching down, carefully placing stones in his sling, with a large tree behind him.
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About this Bible story
In the story of David and Goliath, David was just a young shepherd boy who trusted God. He faced the giant Goliath with bravery. As he approached Goliath, David said, 'I come against you in the name of the LORD.' (1 Samuel 17:45)
“I come against you in the name of the LORD.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Encourage kids to share what they think about David’s bravery while coloring. Ask them, 'How do you think David felt when he faced Goliath?' Highlight how David trusted God, especially when he said, 'I come against you in the name of the LORD.' Prepare some colored pencils for a smooth coloring experience and follow up with a group discussion on courage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these David Goliath David Throwing Sling pages on their own?+
Yes! These pages are free and printable, perfect for preschoolers. They can use chunky crayons or markers, and I've found they love to work on these during quiet time or group activities. No signup is required, and they're great for classroom use.
Why are there five stones in the David and Goliath pages?+
The five stones symbolize David's faith and preparedness. While he only needed one stone to defeat Goliath, it's a great discussion point for kids about being ready for challenges. It's a fun fact to share while they color!
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
You can tie this coloring activity to 1 Samuel 17:45. Discuss how David's faith in God helped him face Goliath. It's a wonderful way to remind kids about the power of trusting in God during tough situations.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While my preschoolers colored the David and Goliath David Throwing Sling pages, I noticed their little hands carefully selecting colors for David's sling. The moment when David said, 'I come against you in the name of the LORD.' (1 Samuel 17:45) always seems to resonate with them. In our classroom, we often talk about trusting God like David did, which makes coloring these pages even more meaningful. We also had a delightful snack of fruit and crackers afterward, giving them time to chat about their favorite parts of the story. Each of the six images shows a different scene from the battle, allowing the kids to engage with the story as they color.