Plague Frogs Egypt Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders giggled as we colored the 'Plague Frogs Egypt' pages. With images of frogs hopping everywhere, it brought the lesson to life! This free printable has 6 images perfect for reinforcing the Bible story during our class.
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Frogs Multiplying
Moses standing before Pharaoh, pointing to the multitude of frogs hopping around ancient Egyptian architecture.
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Frogs in the Houses
Frogs invading a typical Egyptian home, with children looking surprised and ancient furniture around.
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Frogs in the Beds
A bedroom scene where frogs are hopping onto beds, startling a sleeping Egyptian family.
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Frogs in the Streets
Frogs filling the streets of ancient Egypt, with people reacting in various ways.
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Frogs in the Palace
Frogs invading Pharaoh's royal palace, with servants panicking and Pharaoh looking distressed.
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Frogs Pleading Pharaoh
Pharaoh pleading with Moses to remove the frogs, with frogs surrounding them.
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About this Bible story
In Exodus 8:6, God sent a plague of frogs upon Egypt as a sign. The frogs multiplied and caused great distress. The Bible tells us, 'The frogs came up and covered the land.' This story helps us see God's power.
“The frogs came up and covered the land.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them about their favorite frog or what they think the Egyptians might have felt during the plagues. Highlight how God used the frogs to get Pharaoh’s attention. Make sure you have some extra crayons on hand for those who want to mix colors. This activity can take about 30 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Plague Frogs Egypt coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are free and available to download without any signup. You can easily print the PDF for both personal and classroom use. I keep a few copies in my Sunday school binder for extra activities.
What can I do to keep the kids engaged while coloring the Plague Frogs Egypt pages?+
Consider playing some soft background music from the story or asking questions related to the events as they color. It really helps them connect with the lesson and stay focused. You might even have them share what they think Moses was feeling during the plagues.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use the coloring pages as a visual aid while discussing the story. Reference how God used the frogs to show His power, connecting it to real-world concepts of obedience and consequences. It makes the scripture come alive for the kids.
More about these Bible coloring pages
During our lesson on the 'Plague Frogs Egypt' story, I watched my students' eyes light up as they colored the frogs covering the land. The page features detailed images, from frogs leaping to Moses confronting Pharaoh. I always remind my third graders of God’s power, especially when we talk about how 'the frogs came up and covered the land' (Exodus 8:6). Last week, I had them share their favorite color for each frog, which sparked a lively discussion. They loved using their crayons, and the excitement in the room was palpable. As they colored, I asked them to think about how Pharaoh felt during this time—it's a great way to connect the story back to their feelings. It’s a simple yet effective way to engage young minds.