Miraculous Medal Coloring Page for Kids
Last Tuesday, my 7-year-old colored the miraculous medal and asked why it’s so special. This led to a wonderful chat about Mary’s story and the six unique images included in this free printable. Perfect for our Sunday school class, these pages are sure to inspire creativity.
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Noah Building the Ark
Noah is building a large wooden ark, surrounded by tools, wood planks, and two friendly animals watching.
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Animals Boarding the Ark
A pair of cartoon elephants and a lion are happily boarding Noah's ark, with the ark visible in the background.
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Noah Praying on the Ark
Noah is praying on the deck of the ark, with a rainbow beginning to appear in the sky and animals gathered around.
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Rainbow Appears Over the Ark
Noah and the animals look up in joy as a beautiful rainbow appears above the ark, signaling hope after the rain.
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Noah Releasing the Dove
Noah is gently releasing a dove from his hand, with the ark in the background and a serene landscape around them.
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Animals Leaving the Ark
Noah stands proudly as the animals exit the ark, including a giraffe, a lion, and a zebra, under a bright sun.
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About this story
In Luke 1:42, we learn about Mary and her special blessing. The miraculous medal reminds us of her love and grace. Kids can color it while discussing how Mary is 'Blessed are you among women.' It's a great way to connect art and faith.
“Blessed are you among women.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color the miraculous medal, ask them why Mary is so important in our faith. Highlight how she was 'Blessed are you among women' (Luke 1:42) and encourage them to share their thoughts on her story. This activity can take about 30 minutes and uses basic supplies like crayons and glitter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Miraculous Medal coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! There's no signup required, and you can download them as a PDF. They're perfect for personal or classroom use, making them great for our Sunday school activities.
How can I explain the miraculous medal while my class colors?+
You can share the story of Mary and her special role in the Bible as they color. Use bright colors to represent her joy and love. It can be a fun 30-minute activity that combines art and learning.
How does this story connect to Luke 1:42?+
The miraculous medal relates to Luke 1:42 by highlighting Mary’s special blessing. Discussing her importance while coloring helps kids understand her role in our faith and encourages deeper reflection on the verse.
More about these coloring pages
When my kids colored the miraculous medal pages last Friday, they couldn't stop asking questions about Mary. Each of the six images brings a part of her story to life. I loved hearing my 9-year-old say, 'Blessed are you among women' as he colored, which is from Luke 1:42. This helped him connect the art to the lesson. We even used markers and glitter to make it extra special. It's wonderful to see them excited about learning through coloring. I plan to use this free printable during our next Sunday school class. It’s a great way for the kids to express what they learn about Mary and her significance in our faith.