Plague Blood Nile Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Wednesday, my third graders were amazed as we talked about the Plague Blood Nile. Each of the six images on this page brings this incredible Bible story to life. It's a free printable resource perfect for our Sunday school lesson, helping kids visualize God's power.
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Moses at the Nile
Moses stands by the Nile River, holding his staff as the water turns red, surrounded by surprised onlookers in ancient robes.
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Red Water of the Nile
A close-up of the Nile River with red water, fish leaping out, and a backdrop of ancient Egyptian buildings and palm trees.
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Pharaoh's Reaction
Pharaoh looks shocked and angry, sitting on his throne with an ornate crown, as servants rush to his side, discussing the red Nile.
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People Suffering
A scene of Egyptian people suffering as they look at the red Nile, holding their heads in despair, with ancient buildings behind them.
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Moses Pleading with Pharaoh
Moses stands before Pharaoh, raising his staff and pleading, with guards and courtiers observing anxiously in the palace.
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Plague Ends
Moses raises his staff as the Nile returns to normal, while joyful families celebrate along the riverbank, with ancient structures in the background.
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About this Bible story
Moses struck the Nile, and God turned the water into blood. This was the first of the ten plagues in Egypt, showing Pharaoh the power of the Lord. The Bible tells us, 'All the water of the Nile was changed into blood' (Exodus 7:20).
“All the water of the Nile was changed into blood.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
As your class colors, ask them how they think the Egyptians felt when the water turned to blood. Highlight that this was the first of many plagues, showing God's authority. Prepare coloring supplies ahead of time, and consider a follow-up activity where kids can share their favorite part of the story.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Plague Blood Nile coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These coloring pages are completely free and available for download as a PDF. No signup is needed, and they're perfect for personal and classroom use. I always print a few copies for my Sunday school binder to have on hand.
Can my class color while discussing the Plague Blood Nile story?+
Absolutely! Coloring while discussing helps reinforce the lesson. I recommend using crayons or colored pencils for easy handling. You might want to set aside about 30 minutes for the activity, allowing kids to express themselves creatively.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The coloring page pairs beautifully with Exodus 7:20, where God changes the Nile's water into blood. Discussing this verse while kids color helps them understand God's power and the seriousness of Pharaoh's disobedience.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While teaching last Sunday, my 8-year-old students couldn’t stop talking about the Plague Blood Nile. I handed them the coloring pages, and they loved the detailed images of Moses and the Nile turning red. One page shows Moses striking the water with his staff, and another captures the shocked expressions of the Egyptians. As they colored, I reminded them of the verse, 'All the water of the Nile was changed into blood' (Exodus 7:20), and we discussed its meaning. I keep these pages in my lesson binder for easy access. For my students, coloring while discussing the plagues makes the lesson memorable. I also noticed that the kids enjoyed sharing their thoughts about how Pharaoh responded to Moses. It’s a wonderful way to reinforce the lesson and keep them engaged.