Saul King Coloring Page for Kids
Last Tuesday, my 7-year-old colored a Saul King page while asking about kings in the Bible. This free printable features six images, including Saul's anointing and his first victory. Perfect for a Sunday school lesson or quiet time at home.
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Saul Becoming King
Saul is standing before the people, receiving a crown, with joyful faces all around him. A large banner waves in the background.
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Saul and Samuel
Saul is meeting Samuel in a lush field, as Samuel anoints Saul with oil, with trees and a flowing river nearby.
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Saul in Battle
Saul leads his soldiers into battle, holding a sword high, with shields and banners flying around him.
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Saul and David
Saul is watching David play the harp, looking curious, with a peaceful room filled with musical notes around them.
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Saul and Goliath
Saul stands by as David faces Goliath, who is wearing armor and looking fierce, with a crowd watching in awe.
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Saul Losing the Crown
Saul looks sad as he hands over his crown to Samuel, with a stormy sky above them indicating change.
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About this Bible story
Saul became Israel's first king, chosen by God. In 1 Samuel 10:1, we read about his anointing. He was told, 'Has not the Lord anointed you ruler over his inheritance?' This coloring page helps kids learn about Saul's important story.
“Has not the Lord anointed you ruler over his inheritance?”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them how Saul felt when he was chosen king. Highlight the moment from 1 Samuel 10:1 when Saul is anointed. To enhance the lesson, have them share how they can follow God’s guidance in their own lives. Set aside about 30 minutes for coloring and discussion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Saul King coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You won't need to sign up, and they're available as a PDF download. Feel free to print as many copies as you need for personal or classroom use.
Can my 8-year-old finish a Saul King page in one sitting?+
Absolutely! Most kids around 8 years old can complete a page in 15 to 20 minutes, depending on how detailed they want to be. Just provide some colored pencils or crayons, and they'll enjoy it.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
You can reference 1 Samuel 10:1 while kids color. It's a perfect way to discuss how God anointed Saul as king and the responsibilities that come with leadership. This can lead to a meaningful conversation about following God's guidance.
More about these Bible coloring pages
When my kids colored the Saul King pages last week, they were so excited to learn about how Saul became king. One page shows Samuel anointing Saul, and my son asked, 'What does it mean to be a ruler?' We talked about how God chose Saul and how he had to follow God's ways. I reminded them of the verse, 'Has not the Lord anointed you ruler over his inheritance?' (1 Samuel 10:1). Each page in this set is simple for kids to color, making it great for a classroom setting or a family Bible study. My 9-year-old can finish a page in about 15 minutes, so they’re perfect for a Sunday school class. We often use these during our Bible time, and they spark great discussions about leadership and faith.