Noah and Family Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my class of third graders colored Noah and his family as we discussed the flood story. The Noah and family coloring page features six delightful images that bring the Bible story to life. This free printable is perfect for your Sunday School lesson and helps kids connect with their faith.
Coloring pages gallery
Noah Building the Ark
Noah in a flowing robe constructing a large wooden ark with carpentry tools surrounded by cypress wood planks.
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Animals Boarding the Ark
Pairs of cartoon animals like elephants and lions happily boarding the ark with Noah guiding them.
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Noah Praying
Noah kneeling in prayer with his family nearby, all looking towards the sky with the ark in the background.
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The Great Flood Begins
The ark floating on rising waters with Noah and his family looking out, surrounded by rain and storm clouds.
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Dove Returning with Olive Leaf
A dove flying back to the ark carrying an olive leaf, with Noah and his family watching hopefully.
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Rainbow After the Flood
Noah and his family joyfully observing a rainbow in the sky after the flood, with the ark in the distance.
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About this Bible story
God told Noah to bring his family into the ark. This story reminds us of God's care for families. In Genesis 7:1, God said, 'Go into the ark, you and your whole family.'
“Go into the ark, you and your whole family.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What would you do if you were on the ark with Noah?' Highlight how Noah's family worked together to follow God's instructions. This activity can take about 30 minutes, and I suggest providing colored pencils for a smoother experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Noah and Family coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These coloring pages are free, no signup required. You can download the PDF and use them for personal and classroom purposes. They fit perfectly in my lesson plans, and I often print a few extra copies for parents to take home.
What specific moments can I discuss while kids color Noah and his family?+
You can ask the kids how they think Noah felt while building the ark. Discuss his obedience to God and the importance of family during the storm. This can lead to conversations about trust and faith as they color.
How does this story connect to Genesis 7:1?+
In Genesis 7:1, God instructs Noah to gather his family into the ark. This emphasizes the importance of family and obedience to God's commands. As kids color, remind them that God cares for every family, just like He cared for Noah's.
More about these Bible coloring pages
My 8-year-old, Sarah, loves the part where Noah gathers the animals. 'Go into the ark, you and your whole family' (Genesis 7:1) always gets the kids excited. The Noah and family coloring page presents six images, including the ark, Noah’s family, and pairs of animals, making it a wonderful visual aid for teaching. Last quarter, I used these pages during our lesson on God's promises, and it sparked great conversations. I keep a copy in my Sunday school binder for easy access. Kids can express their creativity while reflecting on how God protected Noah and his family during the flood. It’s a great way to reinforce the lesson and help them remember the story.