Jonah And The Whale Storm On Boat Coloring Page For Kids
Last Tuesday afternoon, my kids colored the Jonah And The Whale Storm On Boat pages during quiet time. They loved the images of the stormy sea and the big fish! With 6 pictures to color, this free printable is perfect for a Sunday school lesson or a fun home activity.
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Jonah on the Boat
Jonah looking worried on a wooden boat as stormy waves crash around, with a big whale visible beneath the surface.
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Stormy Waves
The boat rocking violently on high waves during a fierce storm, with Jonah and sailors looking scared and holding onto the boat.
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Sailors Praying
Sailors on the boat praying with their eyes closed, looking anxious while waves crash and the whale’s tail is visible in the background.
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Whale Appears
A giant whale emerging from the water next to the boat, with Jonah looking shocked and the sailors pointing in surprise.
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Jonah Overboard
Jonah being thrown overboard by the sailors, with splashes of water all around and the whale lurking nearby.
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Whale Swallowing Jonah
The whale opening its mouth wide to swallow Jonah, who looks surprised and the sea is turbulent around them.
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About this Bible story
In Jonah's story, he tried to run away from God but ended up in a storm on a boat. When the sailors threw him overboard, a big fish swallowed him! Jonah prayed, 'From inside the fish Jonah prayed.' (Jonah 2:1).
“From inside the fish Jonah prayed.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your students, 'Why do you think Jonah tried to run from God?' Highlight that Jonah prayed from inside the fish, showing God’s willingness to listen. You can use crayons or markers for coloring, and consider a follow-up discussion about listening to God in our lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Jonah And Whale Storm On Boat coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free! You can download them as a PDF with no signup required. They're perfect for personal or classroom use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need for your Sunday school class.
How can I explain why Jonah was thrown overboard while my kids color?+
You can tell your kids that Jonah was trying to run from God, and the storm was a sign that he needed to listen to God. While they color the stormy boat scene, ask them how they think Jonah felt when he was thrown overboard.
How does this story connect to Jonah 2:1?+
This story shows how God is always there, even in the toughest situations. When Jonah was in the fish, he prayed, reminding us that we can talk to God anytime. Use this connection while coloring to emphasize the importance of prayer.
More about these Bible coloring pages
After reading Jonah's story, my 7-year-old grabbed her crayons to color the pages. One image shows the fierce storm on the boat, and another captures Jonah being swallowed by the whale. It’s amazing how these scenes sparked discussions about obedience and prayer. We talked about how 'From inside the fish Jonah prayed.' (Jonah 2:1) means God listens even in tough times. The kids enjoyed using bright colors on the waves and the fish, bringing the story to life. Plus, it's a great way to reinforce the lesson during our homeschool session last week. Coloring these pages keeps them engaged while learning about Jonah and the whale.