Ten Commandments Golden Calf Idol Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Tuesday morning, my preschoolers giggled as they colored the Golden Calf Idol while learning about the Ten Commandments. This free printable includes 6 images to help them understand the story. Perfect for circle time or a quiet coloring activity!
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Moses Holding the Tablets
Smiling Moses stands proudly holding two large stone tablets with the Ten Commandments, surrounded by a blank white background.
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Golden Calf Idol
A large smiling golden calf idol stands in the center, looking friendly, with a blank white background around it.
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People Worshipping the Idol
Two smiling characters stand beside the golden calf idol, looking up in admiration, with a blank white background.
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Moses Breaking the Tablets
Smiling Moses stands with broken stone tablets in his hands, looking surprised, surrounded by a blank white background.
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Moses Talking to the People
Smiling Moses speaks to a group of two characters, who listen attentively, with a blank white background behind them.
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People Receiving the Commandments
Two smiling characters hold their hands up in joy as they receive the stone tablets from Moses, with a blank white background.
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About this Bible story
The story of the Golden Calf teaches us about the importance of following God's commands. In Exodus 20:1, it says, 'And God spoke all these words.' After Moses received the Ten Commandments, some people forgot and made an idol to worship instead.
“And God spoke all these words.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Try asking kids, 'What do you think happened when Moses came down the mountain?' while they color. Highlight how the people forgot God's commands and made the calf. Use crayons and colored pencils, and consider a follow-up activity where they draw their own rules for a happy classroom.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Ten Commandments Golden Calf Idol pages on their own?+
Yes, these pages are free and easy to use! There's no signup required, and you can download them as a PDF for personal or classroom use. They're great for preschoolers, especially with chunky crayons or washable markers.
How can I explain the Golden Calf story while my class colors?+
You can ask kids why they think people made the golden calf while discussing the importance of following God's rules. Use simple terms, and relate it to their lives, like listening to their parents or teachers. This will keep them engaged while they color.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The verse Exodus 20:1 is perfect for this coloring page. It teaches kids that God gave us rules to follow. You can remind them that God loves us and wants us to make good choices, just like Moses did when he received the commandments.
More about these Bible coloring pages
During our Tuesday circle time, the kids loved coloring the Ten Commandments Golden Calf Idol coloring page. One little girl asked, 'Why did they make a calf?' This page has 6 images showing the story from Exodus, including Moses with the tablets. We talked about how 'And God spoke all these words' (Exodus 20:1) reminds us to listen to God. After coloring, we shared our favorite parts of the story. It's a great way to tie art with learning! We even used crayons and markers to make it more fun. My 5-year-old son couldn't wait to show his friends what he made during snack time. These coloring pages truly help bring the Bible stories alive in our classroom.