Lost Coin Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday during class, my third graders loved learning about the lost coin. The six images in this lost coin coloring page show the woman searching and celebrating her find. It's a great way to reinforce the lesson while they color. Plus, it's a free printable for our Sunday school.
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Woman Searching Her House
A woman kneeling on the floor, searching for her lost coin among scattered items in a humble home.
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Woman Lighting a Lamp
The woman lighting an oil lamp, illuminating the dark corners of her house as she continues her search.
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Woman Finding the Coin
The woman joyfully holding up the shining coin she found, surrounded by her humble home furnishings.
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Woman Calling Friends
The woman excitedly calling her friends and neighbors to share the news of her found coin.
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Friends Celebrating Together
A group of friends joyfully celebrating together outside the woman's house, rejoicing in her good news.
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Happy Woman in Her Home
The woman smiling contentedly in her home, surrounded by the warmth of her friends and the light from the lamp.
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About this Bible story
In Luke 15:9, Jesus tells the story of a woman who loses a precious coin. She searches diligently until she finds it. When she does, she calls her friends to rejoice with her. This parable teaches us about the importance of every single person, just like that lost coin.
“Rejoice with me; I have found my lost coin.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What would you do if you lost something special?' Highlight the moment the woman finds her coin and celebrates. You’ll need crayons or colored pencils, and plan for about 30 minutes of coloring and discussion to really engage them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Lost Coin coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free to download, and no signup is required. You can easily print them in PDF format for your classroom use. They fit nicely in our lesson plans and are perfect for our Sunday school activities.
How can I explain the lost coin story while my class colors?+
As the kids color, ask them what they think the woman felt when she lost her coin. This helps connect them emotionally to the story. You can also emphasize how important every person is to God, just like that lost coin was to the woman.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This page pairs well with Luke 15:9, where the woman celebrates finding her lost coin. Discussing this verse while coloring reinforces the message that God values everyone, encouraging kids to see the worth in each person.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While teaching the lost coin story, I often remind my students how important it is to value each person. The lost coin coloring page includes six images depicting the moment she finds her coin, which makes the lesson come alive. Just last week, my second graders were so excited to color the woman joyously holding her coin. They loved discussing how they would feel if they lost something valuable and then found it again. The Bible verse, 'Rejoice with me; I have found my lost coin' (Luke 15:9), fits perfectly into our conversation. As they color, I encourage them to think about their own treasures and what it means to be found.