Advent Candle Week 3 Coloring Page for Preschoolers
Last Wednesday, my preschoolers were excited to color the Advent Candle Week 3 pages. They enjoyed coloring the candles and learning about the joy of Christmas. This advent candle week 3 coloring page for preschool is a free printable, perfect for our circle time activities.
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Noah and the Ark
Smiling Noah standing next to a large wooden ark, with a big gap between them.
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Animals Boarding the Ark
A happy elephant and a cheerful lion walking towards the ark, with plenty of space around them.
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Animals Peeking Out of the Ark
A smiling giraffe and a playful monkey peeking out from the ark's windows.
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Dove with Olive Branch
A gentle dove carrying an olive branch soaring above the ark, with plenty of open space.
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Rainbow Over the Ark
A bright rainbow arching over the smiling ark, with a joyful Noah standing beside.
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Noah on Land
Smiling Noah standing on dry land, with the ark in the background and a big gap.
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About this Bible story
During circle time, we talked about how the angel said, 'I bring you good news that will cause great joy' (Luke 2:10). The kids loved learning about the Advent season and how it prepares us for Christmas. We colored the candles together!
“I bring you good news that will cause great joy.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
As your preschoolers color, ask them, 'What does the joy of Christmas mean to you?' Highlight the angel's message of joy from Luke 2:10. This activity could take around 20-30 minutes. After coloring, consider having a small snack to celebrate their hard work!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Advent Candle Week 3 pages on their own?+
Yes, these coloring pages are simple and free, perfect for preschoolers. They can use crayons or washable markers, and it's okay to have some help if needed. No signup is required, and they're ideal for personal or classroom use.
What colors should we use for the Advent candles?+
You can let your preschoolers choose any colors they like! Traditionally, the Advent candles are purple, pink, and white, but kids love to express themselves, so it's great to encourage their creativity with different colors.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
In your lesson, talk about the significance of each Advent candle and how they relate to Jesus' coming. Use the verse from Luke 2:10 to highlight the joy of Christmas, and let kids share their favorite holiday traditions while coloring.
More about these coloring pages
The joy of the Advent season filled our classroom last Friday as we colored the Advent Candle Week 3 pages. Each candle represents a special part of the Christmas story, and I encouraged my 4-year-olds to think about how they feel when they hear the good news of Jesus. They proudly colored the candles and discussed how 'I bring you good news that will cause great joy' (Luke 2:10) brings happiness to everyone. With six images to color, they loved picking their favorite candle designs. We also used crayons, markers, and glitter to add some sparkle to our creations! It was a wonderful way to remind them of the true meaning of Christmas while focusing on creativity and fun.