Stations Of The Cross Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Tuesday, my preschoolers gathered around the table with crayons in hand, ready to color the Stations of the Cross. These six images help tell the Bible story of Jesus' journey and are perfect for our circle time. Each page is a free printable, making it easy for our class.
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Jesus Praying in the Garden
Smiling Jesus kneeling in prayer, with a large tree beside him and a gentle cloud above.
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Jesus Carrying the Cross
Smiling Jesus carrying a big wooden cross, with a gentle hill in the background and a sun peeking out.
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Veronica Wipes Jesus' Face
Smiling Veronica holding a cloth to Jesus' face, with a flower beside her and a sun above.
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Jesus on the Cross
Smiling Jesus on a cross, with a heart-shaped cloud above and a few simple birds flying nearby.
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Jesus is Buried
Smiling disciples gently laying Jesus in a tomb, with a large stone rolled nearby and a star shining above.
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Jesus is Risen
Smiling Jesus standing outside the tomb, with a sunrise behind him and flowers blooming in front.
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About this story
During circle time, we talked about Jesus' journey to the cross. The kids loved seeing the different stations as we colored together. This story reminds us how much Jesus loves us, and we can share that love with others.
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What does it mean to help someone?' Highlight the moment when Simon helps Jesus carry the cross. This encourages conversation about helping others in our everyday lives. Have crayons ready, and consider following up with a prayer about kindness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Stations Of The Cross pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These pages are free and easy for preschoolers to color. No signup required, and they're perfect for personal or classroom use. Just grab some crayons and let them express their creativity during circle time.
What should I explain about each station while the kids color?+
While coloring, you can share a simple story about each station. For example, when they color the station where Jesus falls, you might say, 'Even Jesus needed help sometimes.' This encourages them to think about kindness and support for others.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can incorporate these coloring pages into your lesson by discussing each station as kids color. Highlight key moments like Simon helping Jesus, which teaches compassion. This hands-on activity makes the story more relatable and memorable for young learners.
More about these coloring pages
As we colored the stations of the cross, the kids giggled and shared stories about Jesus. One little girl said, 'Jesus loves us!' which is exactly what this journey is about. When we reach the station showing Jesus carrying the cross, I remind them of the phrase, 'He took up His cross' (Matthew 16:24). The images are engaging for our little ones, showing them important moments from the Bible. I noticed my 4-year-old, Sam, really focused on the page with Simon helping Jesus—he asked, 'Why did Simon help?' and that led to a great discussion about helping others. We often use these during story corner after our snack, where the kids can color while I read. It's a wonderful way to connect the lesson with creativity.