Advent Wreath Coloring Page for Preschoolers
As we colored the Advent wreath last week, the kids loved choosing colors for each candle. This advent wreath coloring page for preschool features 6 images to brighten your circle time. It's a free printable that connects the Bible story of Advent to their hearts.
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Advent Wreath
A cheerful advent wreath with four candles and a central star, all with smiling faces.
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Lighting the Candles
A smiling child lighting one of the candles on the advent wreath, joyful expression, large candle flames.
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Family Gathering Around the Wreath
A happy family of three gathered around the advent wreath, smiling, with candles lit.
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Singing Christmas Carols
Two children singing Christmas carols beside the advent wreath, cheerful expressions, music notes around.
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Praying by the Wreath
A child kneeling in prayer next to the advent wreath, hands together, peaceful smile, candles glowing.
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Decorating for the Holidays
A child placing ornaments around the advent wreath, big smile, colorful ornaments nearby.
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About this Bible story
During Advent, we light the candles on the wreath to remember Jesus’ coming. Each candle has its own special meaning. Kids can color the wreath and learn about hope and joy.
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Ask the kids why they think we celebrate Advent. While they color, highlight how the first candle reminds us of hope. This activity can take 15-20 minutes, and it’s a great way to connect coloring with learning about Jesus’ birth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can preschoolers handle these Advent Wreath pages on their own?+
Absolutely! These pages are free and simple for preschoolers to use. No signup is required. Kids can color with crayons or markers, and they can work on them independently or with a teacher's guidance during circle time.
How can I explain the candles’ meanings while my class colors?+
While they color, you can discuss each candle's meaning. For example, the first candle symbolizes hope. Use colors like purple or pink to represent joy and love. This can take about 20 minutes, keeping their focus on the story as they create.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
A great verse to discuss is Isaiah 40:3, which says, 'Prepare the way of the Lord.' This connects beautifully with the Advent wreath and can help the kids remember the reason for the season as they color.
More about these coloring pages
Last Friday, we gathered around the table and started coloring the advent wreath. The kids were so excited to choose colors for the four candles and the central Christ candle. They called out, 'Look, this one is for hope!' as they colored. It's always a joy to see their enthusiasm during Advent, especially when they’re learning about Jesus’ coming. The advent wreath coloring page for preschool includes six fun images for them to color. One little girl asked me, 'Why do we light the candles?' I explained how each candle represents something important, like hope and peace. We talked about how we light the first candle and remember the promise of Jesus. The kids were engaged, and I could see they were making connections, just like when we say, 'Prepare the way of the Lord' (Isaiah 40:3). This free printable is perfect for our circle time and can be a delightful addition to any preschool classroom.