Baby Jesus Baby Jesus In Manger Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday during art time, my kids colored scenes from the 'Baby Jesus in Manger' story. This coloring page features 6 images showing the nativity scene, making it perfect for a Sunday school lesson. It's a free printable that brings the Christmas story to life for kids.
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Baby Jesus In The Manger
A joyful scene of Baby Jesus lying in a manger, surrounded by Mary and Joseph admiring him, with a shining star above.
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Shepherds Adoring Baby Jesus
Shepherds kneeling in awe around the manger, holding a sheep and gazing lovingly at Baby Jesus, with a starry sky above.
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Animals Gathering Around
Gentle animals like a donkey and sheep gathering around the manger, looking lovingly at Baby Jesus while Mary and Joseph smile.
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Angels Appearing to the Shepherds
Angels appearing in the sky, singing and pointing towards the manger where Baby Jesus is resting, with shepherds looking up in amazement.
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Wise Men Journeying to the Manger
Three wise men traveling towards the manger, carrying gifts and looking excited as they spot the star guiding them.
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Wise Men Offering Gifts
Wise men kneeling around the manger, presenting their gifts to Baby Jesus while Mary and Joseph look on with gratitude.
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About this Bible story
In Luke 2, we learn about Baby Jesus being born in a humble manger. His birth was announced with joy, as 'A Savior has been born to you.' This story reminds us of the love and hope Jesus brings into our lives.
“A Savior has been born to you.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your kids why they think Jesus was born in a manger instead of a palace. Highlight how humble beginnings can lead to great things, just like Jesus' life. This activity can take about 30 minutes, so have crayons ready and perhaps a follow-up story about giving during Christmas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Baby Jesus Baby Jesus In Manger coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You can download them as a PDF with no signup required. They’re perfect for personal or classroom use, making them great for your Sunday school class activities.
What colors should my kids use when coloring Baby Jesus in the manger?+
Encourage kids to use soft colors for Baby Jesus, like pastels for his blanket. They might enjoy using browns for the manger and vibrant colors for the angels. Crayons work well, but colored pencils can give a nice finish too.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
During your lesson, you can read the nativity story from Luke 2. As kids color, ask them questions about what it means to have a Savior and how they can share that joy with others. It keeps them engaged while learning.
More about these coloring pages
The 'Baby Jesus Baby Jesus In Manger' coloring page is a wonderful way to share the Christmas story with children. My 7-year-old was so excited to color the scene of Mary and Joseph with Baby Jesus in the manger. As she colored, she asked what it meant for Jesus to be a Savior. It's a great opportunity to discuss how 'A Savior has been born to you.' (Luke 2:11) The 6 images include Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds, which can spark conversations about the nativity. Last Sunday, we used this during family time, and it helped my kids understand the significance of Jesus' birth. This free printable is perfect for engaging kids in the story of Baby Jesus.