Child Praying Hands Coloring Page for Preschoolers
During circle time last Wednesday, we talked about prayer while coloring. The child praying hands coloring page for preschool features a child with hands folded in prayer across 6 delightful images. It’s a perfect free printable for our next Sunday school lesson.
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Child Praying
A smiling child with hands clasped in prayer, surrounded by fluffy clouds above.
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Hands Together in Prayer
Close-up of two hands together in prayer, with a radiant sun shining above.
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Smiling Child with Prayer
A smiling child with eyes closed, hands clasped in prayer, sitting on a grassy hill.
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Praying Child Under the Sky
A cheerful child with hands raised in prayer, surrounded by stars and a crescent moon.
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Family in Prayer
A happy family with a child, all holding hands in prayer, with hearts around them.
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Grateful Child
A joyful child with arms wide open, expressing gratitude, with flowers around.
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About this Bible story
Jesus loved children and welcomed them to Him. He said, 'Let the little children come to me.' (Matthew 19:14) This coloring page helps preschoolers understand the importance of prayer through the simple image of a child praying.
“Let the little children come to me.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While your class colors, ask them, 'What do you like to talk to God about when you pray?' Highlight how Jesus welcomes all children to Him, reminding them of the verse, 'Let the little children come to me.' Have crayons and markers ready, and set aside about 20 minutes for coloring and sharing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Child Praying Hands pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These child praying hands pages are easy enough for preschoolers to color independently. They can use chunky crayons or markers, and no signup is required to print them. It's a great activity for personal or classroom use.
How can I explain prayer while my class colors?+
As the kids color the child praying hands pages, you can discuss what prayer means. Ask them questions like, 'What do you like to pray about?' This helps them connect their coloring to real-life conversations with God.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This coloring page pairs beautifully with Matthew 19:14, where Jesus invites children to come to Him. It emphasizes the importance of prayer and reminds kids that they can talk to Jesus anytime.
More about these coloring pages
Last Friday, we gathered around the table for some coloring fun, and the kids loved using their bright crayons on the child praying hands coloring page for preschool. One child, Ella, exclaimed, 'Look, my hands are just like that!' as she colored. This page illustrates a child with their hands clasped, reminding them of Jesus' words, 'Let the little children come to me.' (Matthew 19:14). Each image encourages little ones to think about prayer and their own conversations with God. We usually spend about 30 minutes on these pages, so they have plenty of time to add their own colors and creativity. The selection of 6 different images allows the children to choose their favorite while practicing their skills. As a follow-up, I like to ask them what they pray for. It’s heartwarming to hear their innocent and sincere requests, and it brings the lesson home. This free printable is a wonderful resource for our classroom.