Pelican Symbol Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders loved learning about the pelican symbol. This free printable includes 6 images that illustrate the story of Jesus' sacrifice. Perfect for our Sunday school lesson, kids can color while we discuss its meaning.
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Pelican in the Water
A pelican gracefully floating on the water, surrounded by reeds and ancient stone architecture in the background.
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Children Watching the Pelican
A group of children in ancient robes excitedly pointing at a pelican near a riverbank, with a backdrop of palm trees and stone buildings.
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Pelican Fishing
The pelican diving into the water to catch a fish, while children watch in amazement on the riverbank.
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Pelican Under the Sun
The pelican standing on a rock with the sun shining brightly above, surrounded by plants and ancient ruins in the background.
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Pelican Nesting
A pelican sitting on its nest, with eggs around, while children explore the nearby area filled with flowers and bushes.
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Pelican and Children Playing
Children joyfully playing by the water's edge while a pelican watches nearby, with trees and ancient structures surrounding them.
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About this Bible story
The pelican symbol reminds us of Jesus' sacrifice. He was pierced for our transgressions, as it says in Isaiah 53:5. This coloring page helps kids connect with that important message.
“He was pierced for our transgressions.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them, 'What does sacrifice mean to you?' Highlight how the pelican cares for its young, linking it back to Jesus' sacrifice. Prepare colored pencils and keep the pages handy for a follow-up discussion on the lesson's themes. Timing wise, this activity fits well after a short lesson on the pelican symbol.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Pelican Symbol coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these Pelican Symbol coloring pages are free to download! No signup is required. They come as a PDF download and are perfect for both personal and classroom use. You can keep them in your Sunday school binder for future lessons.
How can I explain the pelican symbol while my class colors?+
As the kids color, share how the pelican symbolizes sacrifice and care, reflecting Jesus' love for us. You might say, 'Just like the pelican cares for its young, Jesus cares for us.' This connection can help them understand the deeper meaning behind the symbol.
Can my homeschool group print multiple copies of the Pelican Symbol pages?+
Absolutely! Feel free to print as many copies as you need for your homeschool group. Each page is designed to reinforce the lesson on sacrifice and love found in Isaiah 53:5. It's a great way to engage your learners.
More about these coloring pages
The pelican symbol coloring page is a beautiful way to teach kids about Jesus' love and sacrifice. Just last week, my 8-year-old brought home a pelican craft from church, and it sparked wonderful discussions about Isaiah 53:5: 'He was pierced for our transgressions.' With 6 detailed images, this free printable will keep the kids engaged during our Sunday school class. Each page features the pelican in various poses, reminding us of how it cared for its young, paralleling Jesus' care for us. As we color, I'll encourage my students to think about what it means to sacrifice for others, just as Jesus did for us. It’s a beautiful lesson that resonates with their hearts.