Baby Jesus Coloring Page for Preschoolers

Last Friday during circle time, the kids colored Baby Jesus in the manger and giggled as they added bright colors to the star above him. This baby Jesus coloring page for preschool includes 6 images that make it perfect for our Sunday school lesson about His birth. Free printable!

Reviewed by Sarah Mitchell, Christian Education Editor

Coloring pages gallery

Download Full PDF (6 pages)A4US LetterLetter

Loved this page?

Help other Sunday school teachers, homeschool parents, and church volunteers find this free resource.

About this Bible story

In Luke 2:11, the angels announced, 'A Savior has been born to you.' Baby Jesus was born in Bethlehem, and everyone rejoiced. This coloring page helps preschoolers learn the story of Baby Jesus with six images that show the Nativity scene.

β€œA Savior has been born to you.”

β€” Luke 2:11 (NIV)

How to Use These Coloring Pages

During coloring time, ask the kids, 'What do you think the shepherds felt when they saw Baby Jesus?' Highlight how they spread the good news of His birth. Use the coloring pages as a follow-up activity to reinforce the story after reading it. Plan for about 20 minutes for coloring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can preschoolers handle these Baby Jesus pages on their own?+

Absolutely! These Baby Jesus coloring pages are designed for preschoolers. They're simple enough for little ones to enjoy with chunky crayons, and you can offer guidance if needed. They're free to download, and perfect for personal or classroom use.

What colors should I suggest for Baby Jesus while coloring?+

You can encourage kids to use soft colors for Baby Jesus, like light yellows and browns, to represent His gentle nature. It's also fun to let them choose bright colors for the star and animals to express their creativity! They can use crayons or washable markers.

How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+

Start by reading the Nativity story from Luke 2:11. As the kids color, discuss what it means that 'A Savior has been born to you.' Highlight the joy of His birth and ask questions about the scene, like who came to visit Baby Jesus. This keeps their focus on the lesson!

More about these coloring pages

The moment my 4-year-olds saw the baby Jesus coloring page, their eyes lit up. We started our lesson by discussing how 'A Savior has been born to you' (Luke 2:11), and then it was time to color! Each page features fun elements like the manger, the star, and joyful animals. We used chunky crayons, which made it easy for little hands to color. Afterward, I asked them questions about the story, like who came to see Baby Jesus. It's great to see their excitement! These images are perfect for reinforcing the Christmas story in our classroom. I even sent some home for extra fun.