Prodigal Son Coloring Page for Preschoolers
During circle time last Wednesday, we talked about the Prodigal Son. The kids loved the images of the father running to his son. This prodigal son coloring page for preschool features 6 pictures that illustrate the story beautifully. It's perfect for our next Sunday school lesson.
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Father Welcoming His Son
A smiling father with open arms welcoming his son back, both with big happy faces. A simple house in the background.
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Son with Pigs
A sad son sitting on the ground beside two cartoon pigs, both looking friendly, with big smiling faces.
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Son Leaving His Father
A determined son waving goodbye to his father, who looks sad, with a simple path leading away in the background.
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Celebration Party
A joyful celebration scene with the father smiling and guests dancing, all with happy faces and arms raised.
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Son's Happy Return
A cheerful son running back towards his father, both with big smiles, surrounded by a simple grassy area.
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Father Giving a Ring
A happy father placing a ring on his son's finger, both smiling joyfully with a simple house in the background.
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About this Bible story
In the Prodigal Son story, a young man leaves home and learns a valuable lesson about love and forgiveness. His father welcomes him back with open arms. In Luke 15:20, it says, 'His father saw him and was filled with compassion.'
“His father saw him and was filled with compassion.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While your class colors the Prodigal Son pages, ask them, 'How would you feel if you were the son?' Highlight the moment when the father runs to embrace his son, emphasizing love and forgiveness. Have extra crayons ready, and consider following up with a simple craft that represents the father's unconditional love.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Prodigal Son pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These pages are designed for preschoolers, so they can enjoy coloring freely. They're free to download, and you can print them without signing up. Great for personal or classroom use, just grab some chunky crayons!
What parts of the Prodigal Son story can we discuss while coloring?+
You can talk about the father's love and forgiveness. As they color, ask them why they think the father was so happy to see his son again. This can help reinforce the lesson about compassion and family.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
This coloring page is perfect for illustrating the Prodigal Son story. During your lesson, highlight how the father’s compassion teaches us about forgiveness, just like the verse says. It’s a great way to engage kids while they color!
More about these Bible coloring pages
Last Friday, my 4-year-olds were buzzing with excitement as we colored the Prodigal Son pages. One child pointed out how the father looked so happy to see his son again. It’s heartwarming to see them grasp the idea of forgiveness. The pages show key moments from the story, like the son leaving home and the father's joyful embrace. As we colored, I reminded them of how 'His father saw him and was filled with compassion' (Luke 15:20). This coloring page is a free printable resource, making it easy to share with parents for at-home activities or for our Sunday school classes. I can't wait to display their colorful creations in our classroom!