Walls of Jericho Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Tuesday during circle time, we colored the Walls of Jericho and talked about how God helped Joshua. This set has 6 images showing the story, perfect for your preschool class. They’ll love bringing the story to life with crayons! Free printable.
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Joshua Blowing the Horn
Smiling Joshua standing proudly blowing a horn, with large walls of Jericho in the background.
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Israelites Walking Around the Walls
Group of smiling Israelites marching around the walls, with one large wall structure prominently displayed.
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Walls Falling Down
Smiling Joshua and Israelites celebrating as the walls of Jericho tumble down around them.
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Rahab Hiding the Spies
Smiling Rahab peeking out from her home, with two cartoon spies hiding behind her.
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Spies Reporting Back
Two smiling spies reporting back to Joshua, with a large map on the ground between them.
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Joshua Leading the People
Smiling Joshua leading the Israelites with hands raised, large walls of Jericho behind him.
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About this Bible story
In the story of the Walls of Jericho, God told Joshua to march around the city with the Israelites. After seven days, the walls came down! The Bible verse says, 'The wall collapsed.' (Joshua 6:20).
“The wall collapsed.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While your preschoolers color, ask them, 'What do you think it felt like when the walls came down?' Highlight how Joshua listened to God’s instructions. This could be a 15-minute activity, perfect for using crayons or washable markers. After coloring, consider a quick recap of the story!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Walls Of Jericho pages on their own?+
Yes! These coloring pages are designed for preschoolers to enjoy. They can use chunky crayons or markers without any special skills needed. It's a great way to let them express their creativity while learning about the Bible story.
How can I explain the Walls of Jericho story while my class colors?+
While the kids color, ask them about the Israelites' journey and why they marched around Jericho. You can explain how they trusted God to help them. This keeps them engaged and helps connect the story to their artwork.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The coloring pages tie in beautifully with Joshua 6:20, which speaks about the walls collapsing. As kids color, you can discuss how God helped Joshua and the Israelites, reinforcing the lesson of faith and trust in God's power.
More about these Bible coloring pages
At our Tuesday morning circle, the kids gathered around the table to color the Walls of Jericho coloring pages. They giggled as they colored Joshua and the Israelites marching around the city. With each crayon stroke, they were excited to learn how 'the wall collapsed' (Joshua 6:20). This coloring page set includes 6 different images, capturing the story in fun ways. I love how they can add bright colors to the walls and the trumpets! As we discussed the story, I asked my 5-year-old students what they think happened when the walls came down. Their responses were adorable! You can use these pages during circle time or for a quiet activity after story time. Plus, they’re great for reinforcing lessons about faith and obedience to God.