Passover Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Friday during circle time, we talked about the Passover story while coloring these pages. The kids loved the images of the lamb and the door, which helped them connect with the lesson. This Passover coloring page for preschool is a fun way to teach the Bible story with 6 free printable images.
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Moses with His Staff
Smiling Moses standing proudly with his raised staff, surrounded by two large cartoon sheep, simple outlines.
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Passover Lamb
A cheerful lamb standing next to a large bowl, with Moses pointing at it, simple and bold outlines.
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Blood on the Doorposts
Moses painting a doorpost with a big brush, two smiling children watching and a large door behind.
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Angel Passing Over
A friendly cartoon angel flying above houses, with smiling families looking out their windows below.
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Passover Celebration Meal
Families gathered around a large table with a big matzah and smiling faces, simple and joyful scene.
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Happy Family at Passover
A smiling family holding hands, with a big matzah and wine cup on the table behind them.
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About this Bible story
In the Passover story, God saved His people by telling them to mark their doors with lamb's blood. Because of this, the angel of death passed over their homes. The Bible says, 'When I see the blood, I will pass over you' (Exodus 12:13).
“When I see the blood, I will pass over you.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During coloring time, ask the kids, 'Why do you think the Israelites used lamb's blood?' Highlight how this was a sign of their faith. Use washable markers for easy cleanup, and consider a follow-up activity where they can create their own lamb crafts to reinforce the lesson.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Passover pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These Passover coloring pages are designed for preschoolers and are easy to manage. They can use chunky crayons or markers, and there's no signup required to download the free PDF. It's perfect for both personal and classroom use.
How can I explain the Passover story while my class colors?+
While coloring, share how the Israelites prepared for the Passover by marking their doors. Ask the kids what they think it felt like to trust God for their safety. Using the pages, they can visualize the story as they create their own art.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
A great verse to pair with this coloring page is Exodus 12:13, which highlights God's promise of protection. Discussing this verse while coloring can help kids remember how God cares for His people, just like He did during Passover.
More about these Bible coloring pages
The Passover story is so special, especially when kids can color along. Last week, I set up these pages on the table and watched my 4-year-olds dive in with their crayons. Each page shows different parts of the Passover, like the lamb and the angel. It really helps them understand why God said, 'When I see the blood, I will pass over you' (Exodus 12:13). We also used the images to talk about what it means to remember God's promises. After coloring, we gathered for snack time where I asked them what they learned. It was heartwarming to hear them share their thoughts about how God protected His people. These pages are perfect for a Sunday school lesson or at home during quiet time. They’re not just fun; they help kids connect with the Bible in a hands-on way.