Samuel Prophet Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Tuesday during circle time, we colored a picture of Samuel listening to God. The kids loved it! This Samuel Prophet coloring page for preschoolers has 6 images to color, perfect for a Bible lesson and fun for our little ones. It's a free printable to enjoy together.
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Samuel Hearing God
Smiling Samuel sitting on a rock, listening to a voice from above, with a large, simple open book beside him.
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Samuel Anointing David
Smiling Samuel pouring oil on young David's head, with a large simple crown beside them.
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David Playing Harp
Happy David playing a simple harp, with a smiling sheep sitting beside him.
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David Fighting Goliath
Brave David holding a sling, looking up at the giant Goliath towering beside him, with a large stone at his feet.
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David as King
Smiling David wearing a simple crown, sitting on a throne, with a big colorful shield beside him.
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Samuel's Joyful Celebration
Joyful Samuel dancing with a large musical note above him, surrounded by happy children clapping their hands.
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About this Bible story
God called Samuel three times in the night. Each time, Samuel thought it was Eli. Finally, Eli told him to answer, 'Speak, for your servant is listening.' (1 Samuel 3:10). Samuel became a great prophet and heard God's voice.
“Speak, for your servant is listening.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your class, 'How did Samuel respond when God called him?' Focus on the moment Samuel listens closely to God's voice. This can create a deeper understanding of listening. Have some stickers ready as a follow-up reward for those who share their thoughts!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Samuel Prophet pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These Samuel Prophet coloring pages are designed for preschoolers with simple outlines. They’re free to print and require no signup. It's a great way for them to express themselves with crayons while learning about Samuel's story.
What colors should my preschoolers use for Samuel's robe?+
Encourage your preschoolers to use bright colors for Samuel's robe! Red, blue, or even green can make the page pop. It might be fun to discuss what colors they think would be best while they color. A good selection of crayons makes it easier for them to express their creativity.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
Integrate the coloring page into your lesson by discussing how God spoke to Samuel. Ask the kids what they think it means to listen to God. It connects perfectly with the lesson of being attentive, just like Samuel was when he heard, 'Speak, for your servant is listening.'
More about these Bible coloring pages
During our Wednesday morning session, the kids gathered around the table with crayons ready to color. We used the Samuel Prophet coloring page for preschool. One image shows young Samuel in the temple, listening intently—just like in the Bible story. The kids remembered to say, 'Speak, for your servant is listening.' (1 Samuel 3:10). They were excited to color Samuel's robe and the golden lamp beside him. It's amazing to see their little hands bring the story to life! I also had a few extra crayons available, and my 5-year-old, Lucy, asked if we could hang her finished picture on the wall. It’s wonderful to see them connect with the story and feel proud of their work. These pages are perfect for our church class or at home.