Praying Girl Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday during our art time, my 7-year-old colored a lovely scene of a praying girl. This praying girl coloring page for kids includes 6 images that show her talking to God in different ways. Perfect for a Sunday school lesson, this free printable is a great way for kids to learn about prayer.
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Girl Praying Outside
A young girl kneeling in prayer under a large tree, a peaceful expression on her face, with flowers around her.
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Girl Holding a Bible
The girl sitting on a grassy hill holding a Bible, looking up towards the sky with hope and joy, birds flying above.
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Girl in Church
The girl joyfully praying in a simple church, stained glass windows behind her, light streaming in beautifully.
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Girl Praying with Friends
The girl surrounded by friends, all holding hands and praying together in a circle, joyful expressions on their faces.
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Girl Walking Home After Prayer
The girl walking home with a smile, the sun setting in the background, butterflies fluttering around her.
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Girl Dreaming at Night
The girl lying in bed with her hands together in prayer, stars and a moon visible outside her window.
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About this Bible story
In the Bible, there's a story about a praying girl who talks to God. Psalm 5:3 reminds us, 'In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice.' It's a beautiful reminder that God listens when we pray.
“In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your kids how prayer makes them feel. Highlight the moment in the story where the praying girl speaks to God, connecting it to the idea that God hears us. Use crayons or colored pencils to help them express their feelings in colors and designs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Praying Girl coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These coloring pages are free, with no signup required. You can easily download the PDF and print as many copies as needed for personal or classroom use. They’re perfect for engaging kids during your Sunday school lessons!
What can I discuss with kids while they color the Praying Girl pages?+
You can ask kids what they think the praying girl is talking about in her prayers. This encourages them to share their own thoughts on prayer and how it helps them feel closer to God. It’s a great way to connect the coloring activity to a meaningful conversation.
How does this story connect to Psalm 5:3?+
The story of the praying girl beautifully illustrates Psalm 5:3, as it emphasizes the importance of starting our day with prayer. By coloring these pages, kids can visualize the act of praying and understand that God listens to our voices every morning.
More about these coloring pages
Every morning, my daughter loves to sit at the kitchen table with her crayons, ready to color. The praying girl coloring page for kids captures her faith beautifully. One of the pages shows the girl kneeling, hands clasped, while another has her reading a Bible. As she colors, I remind her that 'In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice' (Psalm 5:3), which helps her understand the importance of prayer. These 6 pages are simple enough for her to complete in one sitting. My kids enjoy talking about the Bible while they color, making it a great addition to our homeschool curriculum. Using this printable, you can encourage discussions about how prayer can help us feel connected to God. My son even asked questions about what the praying girl might be talking to God about, leading to meaningful conversations. I'm excited to use these pages in our next Sunday school class!