Prodigal Son Coloring Page for Toddlers
A joyful sound fills the room as my little one colors. This prodigal son coloring page for toddlers has 6 fun images that tell the story. Perfect for a Sunday school lesson or a quiet afternoon at home. Free printable for those sticky fingers!
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Son Returning Home
A large, simple shape of a young boy walking towards a house, filling most of the page.
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Father Welcoming Son
A large, simple shape of a father with open arms welcoming his son, dominating the center.
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Feast Preparation
A large, simple shape of a table with food for a feast, taking up most of the page.
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Lost Son in Distant Land
A large, simple shape of a young boy sitting alone in a field, filling most of the page.
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Son with Pigs
A large, simple shape of a boy sitting near two large pigs, filling most of the page.
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Father Giving Ring
A large, simple shape of a father placing a ring on his son's hand, dominating the center.
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About this Bible story
In the story of the Prodigal Son, a boy leaves home and later comes back. His dad is so happy to see him again! The Bible tells us, 'His father saw him and was filled with compassion.' (Luke 15:20)
“His father saw him and was filled with compassion.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your toddler, 'How do you think the father felt when he saw his son again?' Focus on the moment when the father runs to his son after so long. Keep crayons and paper handy for a follow-up art session later on!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Prodigal Son pages safe and simple enough for a 2-year-old?+
Absolutely! These pages are free and no sign-up is needed. They’re designed for little hands, so you can feel good letting your toddler use chunky crayons. Perfect for personal and classroom use!
What if my toddler wants to color the pages differently?+
That’s totally fine! Encourage your toddler to use their imagination. If they want to color the father’s hair purple or the son’s clothes green, let them go for it! It’s all about having fun and expressing creativity.
How does this story connect to Luke 15:20?+
Luke 15:20 highlights the father's love and compassion when he sees his son return. This can spark a discussion with your toddler about forgiveness and family love, making it a great teaching moment while they color.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Last Tuesday, my 2-year-old grabbed his favorite crayons and got to work on the prodigal son coloring page. He loved the picture of the father welcoming his son back home. It’s so sweet to see him create while I read the story. I reminded him of the part where 'His father saw him and was filled with compassion.' (Luke 15:20). Each of the 6 images is simple enough for tiny hands to color without frustration. We had a great time bonding over this Bible story. Coloring together helps him understand how much love and forgiveness the father had for his son. Perfect for a rainy afternoon or circle time with friends!