St David Of Wales Coloring Page for Kids
Last Friday, my 7-year-old picked up the St David of Wales coloring page and asked me about his story. With 6 images to color, it’s perfect for Sunday school. This free printable brings David's inspiring moments to life while kids enjoy their crayons.
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David and Goliath
A young David stands confidently with a sling and five stones, facing the giant Goliath in armor, with a crowd watching in awe.
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David Slinging His Stone
David swings his sling above his head, ready to launch a stone at Goliath, with excited spectators in the background cheering him on.
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David Hits Goliath
The stone hits Goliath in the forehead, causing him to stumble back, while David stands victorious with a proud smile, surrounded by cheering friends.
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Goliath Falls
Goliath falls to the ground, defeated, while David celebrates with his sling in hand, and the amazed crowd cheers in the background.
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David Receives Praise
David is lifted onto the shoulders of his friends, who cheer him on, as Goliath's armor lies on the ground, symbolizing victory.
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David's Hero Celebration
David stands proudly with his sling, surrounded by joyful friends celebrating his victory, with banners and cheerful expressions all around.
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About this story
St. David of Wales was a great leader and a man of God. He encouraged others to ‘Carry each other's burdens’ (Galatians 6:2). Kids can learn about his inspiring life while coloring.
“Carry each other's burdens.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While your students color, ask them how they can show kindness to others, just like St David. Highlight the moment when he encouraged his followers to support each other, reflecting on the verse about carrying each other's burdens. Prepare some crayons and offer a follow-up discussion about ways to help at home or in the community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these St David Of Wales coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are free and available to download without any signup. You can easily print them as PDFs for personal use or for your Sunday school classroom. They're perfect for all ages!
What can we discuss about St David while coloring?+
While coloring, you might ask your kids how they can help others, just like St David did. Discuss his acts of kindness and how he carried others' burdens. It's a great way to connect their coloring to real-life applications.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use this coloring page to introduce St David's teachings on kindness and support. Discuss how he encouraged people to help one another, tying it back to the verse, ‘Carry each other's burdens’. It's a great way to engage kids with the story!
More about these coloring pages
‘Carry each other's burdens’ (Galatians 6:2) is a great reminder of how we should support one another. My 9-year-old colored the St David of Wales page last week and asked me about his teachings. The images depict David helping others and sharing kindness, perfect for a discussion on community. This coloring page includes 6 images that highlight different aspects of David's life, from his humility to his leadership. We often use this during our homeschool lessons, and it sparks great conversations. I love how the kids engage with the story while they color. They ask questions about the Bible and David's life, which helps them connect with their faith. It's also a wonderful way to incorporate art into our learning, allowing them to express their creativity while discovering valuable lessons in the Bible.