Widow's Mite Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old colored one of the Widow's Mite images while we discussed the story. The page includes six illustrations showing the widow giving her coins. This free printable is perfect for Sunday school lessons or at-home Bible study activities.
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Widow Giving Her Mite
A kind widow joyfully drops her mite into the temple treasury box while onlookers watch her with surprise.
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Jesus Watching the Gift
Jesus stands nearby, observing the widow giving her mite, with a gentle smile on his face and a few curious children around.
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Crowd Reacting to the Gift
A diverse crowd reacts with surprise and admiration to the widow's generous act, showcasing a variety of expressive faces.
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Temple Background Scene
The temple architecture features large columns and an open area where the widow and Jesus interact, creating a joyful atmosphere.
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Mite in Treasury Box
The widow's mite rests in the treasury box, surrounded by other coins, illustrating her humble yet impactful gift.
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Jesus Teaching a Lesson
Jesus teaches the crowd about the value of the widow's mite, with children listening attentively and wide-eyed.
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About this Bible story
In Mark 12:43, Jesus praises a poor widow for her generous gift. This story teaches us that it's not about how much we give, but the heart behind our giving. The widow's mite story shows how even a small gift is valuable in God's eyes.
“This poor widow has put in more.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them, 'What did the widow give that was so special?' Highlight how her small offering shows that God values our hearts more than the amount we give. Plan to use crayons or colored pencils for easier handling, and consider a follow-up discussion about generosity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Widow's Mite coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free! You can download them as a PDF with no signup required, and they’re perfect for both personal and classroom use. They fit nicely in our Sunday school binder.
How can we relate the Widow's Mite story to our coloring activity?+
Discuss how the widow’s small gift was mighty in God’s eyes while kids color. You might encourage them to think about ways they can give, even in small ways. Use colored pencils for finer details; it keeps them engaged!
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Mark 12:43 beautifully illustrates the story: Jesus highlights the widow’s offering as greater than the rich men’s gifts. It’s a powerful lesson on the importance of giving from the heart, which can spark meaningful discussions while coloring.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While my kids sat at the kitchen table, my youngest, just 5, exclaimed, 'Look, Mom, she’s giving her last coins!' as he colored one of the Widow's Mite images. The story from Mark 12:43 reminds us that 'This poor widow has put in more.' Each of the six illustrations includes moments from this impactful story. We often talk about generosity when we color together. It sparks great conversations about what it means to give selflessly. I love using these pages during our Sunday school lessons or quiet afternoons at home. They’re a wonderful way to visualize the lesson and engage with the scripture more meaningfully.