Elijah on Mt Carmel Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Wednesday during circle time, the kids loved coloring Elijah on Mt Carmel. They giggled as they colored the fire falling from heaven. This set includes 6 images that perfectly illustrate the story for our preschool lesson. It's a free printable to brighten our classroom!
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Elijah on the Mountain
Smiling Elijah stands on a mountain top with arms raised high, surrounded by fluffy clouds.
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Altar with Fire
A big altar made of stones with a smiley face, fire flames cheerfully rising above it.
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Rain from Heaven
Elijah excitedly watching raindrops falling from a smiling cloud, with a large rainbow arcing above.
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People Cheering
A group of smiling people joyfully cheering for Elijah, with their arms raised in celebration.
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Fire Consumes Offering
A large fire consuming an offering on the altar, with a smiley face on the offering.
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Elijah Praying
Smiling Elijah kneeling on the ground with hands clasped in prayer, a gentle breeze blowing around him.
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About this Bible story
Elijah showed God's power on Mt Carmel. He challenged the prophets of Baal to call for fire. When Elijah prayed, 'Then the fire of the LORD fell.' (1 Kings 18:38) God answered, showing everyone who was the true God.
“Then the fire of the LORD fell.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids are coloring, ask them what they think it means to pray like Elijah did. Highlight the moment when God sent fire from heaven to show His power. After coloring, you can have a short prayer circle to practice talking to God, using simple prayers. Just 15 minutes before snack time works great!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Elijah Mt Carmel pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These pages are designed for preschoolers and are simple enough for them to color independently. They're free, no signup needed, and perfect for personal or classroom use. Just grab some chunky crayons and let them express their creativity!
What colors should kids use for the fire on Elijah's pages?+
Encourage the kids to use bright colors like red, orange, and yellow to represent the fire. You could even bring different shades of crayons to let them mix colors, making it a fun activity. It's a great way for them to think about how powerful God's fire was on Mt Carmel!
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can tie this coloring activity to the lesson by discussing how Elijah called on God and how He answered. Emphasize the importance of prayer and faith, using the verse 'Then the fire of the LORD fell.' (1 Kings 18:38) to show kids how God responds to our prayers.
More about these Bible coloring pages
One sunny Monday, my 5-year-old class gathered around the tables buzzing with excitement. We talked about how Elijah prayed on Mt Carmel and how God answered with fire. The kids were amazed when I read the part where 'Then the fire of the LORD fell.' (1 Kings 18:38). Each of the 6 coloring pages captures different moments—like Elijah's prayer and the great fire from heaven. After coloring, we discussed how God listens to us just like He listened to Elijah. It was heartwarming to see their faces light up as they connected the story to their own prayers. We even set aside time to share our own little prayers with each other.