Moses And Aaron Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday during our art time, my 7-year-old colored a scene from the Moses and Aaron story. This Moses and Aaron coloring page for kids features 6 images that beautifully depict their teamwork. It's perfect for our Sunday school class, and it’s free to print!
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Moses Meeting Aaron
Moses and Aaron joyfully embracing at the foot of a mountain, with a staff in Moses' hand and simple trees in the background.
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Aaron Speaking to the People
Aaron stands confidently before a group of people, passionately speaking, with Moses beside him holding the staff and simple tents behind them.
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Miracle of the Plagues
Moses raises his staff as frogs leap around him, with Aaron looking amazed, in a setting with simple plants and a river.
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Parting the Red Sea
Moses stands at the edge of the Red Sea, raising his staff, with water walls towering on either side and Aaron beside him looking amazed.
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Crossing the Red Sea
Moses leads the people across the dry ground of the Red Sea, with Aaron beside him, and fish swimming in the water walls.
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Celebration After Crossing
Moses and Aaron celebrate with the people after crossing the Red Sea, with music instruments and joyful faces under a sunny sky.
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About this Bible story
Moses and Aaron worked together to help the Israelites. In Exodus 4:14, God said, 'What about your brother, Aaron the Levite?' They were a great team, showing how important it is to support one another.
“What about your brother, Aaron the Levite?”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them how they think Moses felt when he first met Aaron after God sent him. Highlight the moment in Exodus 4:14 where God reassured Moses about having Aaron by his side. This can spark a meaningful discussion about friendship and support. Have crayons and colored pencils ready for a fun activity!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Moses And Aaron coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are free to download with no signup required. You can print them as a PDF for use in your Sunday school class. They're great for kids to color while learning about Moses and Aaron.
What scenes from the Moses And Aaron story can kids color?+
Kids can color scenes of Moses holding his staff, Aaron speaking to the people, and other key moments. Each image is designed to be easy for kids to fill in with their favorite colors, making it enjoyable and straightforward.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
These coloring pages can help illustrate the importance of teamwork in the Moses and Aaron story. Discuss how they worked together to lead the Israelites and how God supports us through others, just like he did with 'What about your brother, Aaron the Levite?'
More about these Bible coloring pages
While my 9-year-old colored the Moses and Aaron coloring page, she asked why God chose Aaron to help Moses. I explained how God knows our strengths, just like 'What about your brother, Aaron the Levite?' (Exodus 4:14) shows how he supported Moses. The images include Moses holding his staff, Aaron speaking to the Israelites, and moments of their journey. These pages are a great way to engage kids in the story. I printed them out for our church group, and they loved it! Each page is simple enough for my 6-year-old but detailed enough to keep my older kids interested. I also set up some crayons and markers at the table to make it a fun, colorful experience.