Twelve Stones Jordan Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Wednesday, my third graders were buzzing with excitement over the 'twelve stones jordan coloring page sunday school'. The images show the Israelites carrying stones and setting them up as a memorial. This free printable is great to use during our lesson on God’s faithfulness.
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Crossing the Jordan River
Joshua leading the Israelites across the Jordan River with twelve large stones at the riverbank.
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Collecting Stones from the River
Twelve men collecting large stones from the Jordan River to set up a memorial.
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Setting Up the Memorial
The twelve stones arranged as a memorial under Joshua's guidance with the Jordan River in the background.
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Teaching the Children
Joshua teaching children about the significance of the twelve stones as a reminder of God's power.
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Israelites Worshiping
The Israelites gathered around the memorial, worshiping and offering thanks to God for their safe crossing.
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Passing Down the Stories
An elder Israelite sharing the story of the Jordan crossing with younger generations near the memorial stones.
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About this Bible story
In Joshua 4, God instructed the Israelites to take twelve stones from the Jordan River. These stones served as a reminder of His faithfulness. 'Each of you is to take up a stone on his shoulder' (Joshua 4:5). This story is great for engaging kids with God's promises.
“Each of you is to take up a stone on his shoulder.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them how they remember special moments when God has helped them. Highlight the part of the story where they picked up the stones, linking it to the idea of remembering God's promises. Using crayons will help them express their creativity, and consider a follow-up discussion on how they can share their own 'stones' of remembrance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Twelve Stones Jordan coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! The twelve stones jordan coloring pages are free and require no signup. You can easily download them as a PDF for personal or classroom use. They're perfect for adding to your Sunday school lesson binder.
How can I explain the significance of the stones while my class colors?+
You can share how each stone represents a tribe of Israel and God's promise to them. As they color, ask them to think about how God has helped them in their lives. Use markers for bright colors, which can help them express their thoughts creatively.
Can my homeschool group print multiple copies of these pages?+
Absolutely! These coloring pages can be printed as many times as needed for your homeschool group. They make great tools for discussing Joshua 4:5 and the lesson on remembering God's faithfulness in our lives.
More about these Bible coloring pages
As my third graders colored the 'twelve stones jordan coloring page sunday school', I noticed their eyes lighting up with curiosity. They loved the image of the Israelites carrying the stones from the Jordan River. Each stone is a reminder of God's promises and miracles. In our lesson, we discussed how 'Each of you is to take up a stone on his shoulder' (Joshua 4:5), reinforcing the importance of remembering God's faithfulness. We used crayons and markers, which allowed their creativity to shine. I also keep a few copies in my Sunday school binder for extra activities. The kids enjoy sharing their colorful creations, and it leads to wonderful discussions about the Bible story. With six pages of images, there are plenty of opportunities for everyone to engage with the lesson. The kids get to reflect on how they, too, can remember God's work in their lives.