Tabernacle Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday during our art time, my 7-year-old excitedly grabbed crayons for the tabernacle coloring page. With 6 unique images showing the tabernacle's beauty, this free printable is perfect for our Sunday school lesson. Kids will love bringing this Bible story to life!
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Building the Tabernacle
Moses and Aaron constructing the Tabernacle, with wooden beams and colorful fabric draped around them.
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Inside the Tabernacle
Moses entering the Tabernacle, seeing the golden altar and the lampstand shining brightly.
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Gathering Offerings for the Tabernacle
People bringing offerings to Moses for the construction of the Tabernacle, showing joyful faces and gifts in hand.
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God's Presence in the Tabernacle
A bright cloud above the Tabernacle, with Moses and the Israelites looking up in awe.
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Worshipping at the Tabernacle
Moses leading the Israelites in worship outside the Tabernacle, singing and dancing joyfully.
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Tabernacle in the Israelite Camp
The Tabernacle set in the center of the Israelite camp, surrounded by tents and happy families.
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About this Bible story
In Exodus, God tells His people to build a special place to worship Him. He says, 'Then have them make a sanctuary for me.' (Exodus 25:8). This coloring page will help kids remember how important the tabernacle was in the Bible.
“Then have them make a sanctuary for me.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them, 'Why do you think God wanted a special place to meet with His people?' Highlight how the tabernacle was a physical reminder of God's presence among them. For supplies, have crayons ready and consider a follow-up activity where they can create their own mini-tabernacle with craft materials.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Tabernacle coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These tabernacle coloring pages are completely free to download. No signup is required. You can print them for personal and classroom use, making them perfect for Sunday school lessons!
What colors should my kids use to represent the tabernacle?+
Encourage kids to use gold for the lampstand and vibrant colors for the curtains! It might take about 30 minutes to finish a page, so having plenty of crayons or colored pencils ready will help keep their creativity flowing.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
Start by reading Exodus 25:8 and discussing why God wanted a tabernacle. Then, while kids color, ask them how they think it felt to worship in that special place. This helps them connect the story to their own experiences in church.
More about these Bible coloring pages
After reading about the tabernacle, my 9-year-old couldn't wait to color! She loved the intricate designs, especially the golden lampstand and the altar. As she colored, we talked about God's instruction to 'make a sanctuary for me' (Exodus 25:8). This coloring page is a fantastic way for kids to connect with the tabernacle story. With 6 images to choose from, there's plenty to keep them engaged. I printed extra copies to share during our church class. It really helps the kids visualize what they’re learning about the tabernacle in Exodus. Coloring these pages can spark conversations about how God wanted a special place for His people to meet Him.