Jonah And The Whale Jonah Swallowed By Fish Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Wednesday, my third graders colored their Jonah and the Whale pages during our lesson. This set includes six images depicting Jonah's adventure. It's a free printable that brings the Bible story to life and makes for a great Sunday school activity.
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Jonah on the Boat
Jonah sits on a small boat, looking worried, while stormy waves surround him, and sailors panic nearby.
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Jonah Overboard
Jonah is thrown into the sea by sailors, splashing water around him, as the storm rages on above.
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Big Fish Appears
A large fish jumps out of the water with Jonah nearby, creating big splashes, emphasizing the moment of surprise.
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Jonah Swallowed by the Fish
The big fish swallows Jonah whole, with Jonah's shocked expression visible through the fish's mouth.
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Inside the Fish
Jonah sits inside the belly of the fish, surrounded by seaweed and bubbles, praying earnestly.
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Fish Spits Jonah Out
The big fish spits Jonah out onto the shore, with a surprised expression on Jonah's face and waves crashing nearby.
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About this Bible story
In this remarkable story, Jonah tries to run from God's command and finds himself swallowed by a great fish. While inside, he prays for help. This tale can be found in Jonah 2:1, where we learn about Jonah's heartfelt plea: 'From inside the fish Jonah prayed.'
“From inside the fish Jonah prayed.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During coloring, ask the kids, 'Why do you think Jonah ran away from God?' Highlight Jonah's prayer inside the fish, connecting it to their own moments of prayer. Set aside about 30 minutes for this activity, allowing them to express their creativity while discussing the lesson.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Jonah And Whale Jonah Swallowed By Fish coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are free and require no signup. You can easily download the PDF and print it for personal and classroom use. It’s perfect for adding to your Sunday school binder!
What specific moments in the Jonah and the Whale story can we discuss while coloring?+
While coloring, you can ask kids about Jonah's decision to run away from God and how he felt inside the fish. Discussing how he prayed for help can lead to conversations about trusting God during tough times.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
Incorporate the coloring pages into your lesson by discussing Jonah's prayer and his experience inside the fish. You could emphasize the importance of listening to God and encourage students to share their own stories of overcoming challenges.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Jonah's journey is both thrilling and instructive. While my 8-year-old colored the image of Jonah praying inside the fish, he asked me what Jonah said. I reminded him of the verse, where 'from inside the fish Jonah prayed' (Jonah 2:1). That moment opened up a great discussion about obedience and God's mercy. The coloring pages show Jonah being swallowed, praying, and ultimately being spit out onto dry land. Having these visuals helped my class connect with the story on a deeper level. We used crayons and markers, and I encouraged the kids to share their favorite parts while they colored. It’s wonderful to see them engage with scripture in this hands-on way.