Crucifixion Three Crosses Hill Coloring Page for Kids
Last Friday, my 7-year-old colored a scene of three crosses on a hill. It sparked a discussion about Jesus' sacrifice and the crucifixion story. This crucifixion three crosses hill coloring page for kids offers 6 images, perfect for Sunday school lessons. Free printable for your class!
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Jesus on the Cross
Jesus hangs on the central cross on a hill, with two other crosses on either side and a crowd of people below looking up.
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Crowd Watching the Crucifixion
A group of people watching from the foot of the hill, some crying and others looking shocked at the scene above.
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Soldiers Gambling for Jesus' Clothes
Soldiers sitting near the crosses, casting lots for Jesus' clothes while looking at the scene with curiosity.
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Woman Weeping at the Cross
A woman stands near the cross, weeping with a hand on her heart, looking up at Jesus with sorrowful eyes.
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Sun Darkening Over the Hill
A dramatic scene as the sun darkens, with clouds forming above, casting shadows over the hill and crosses.
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Jesus Dying on the Cross
Jesus, in pain, speaks from the cross as he looks down, showing compassion to those gathered below.
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About this Bible story
During the Crucifixion, Jesus was crucified alongside two criminals on a hill. This scene shows the moment when Jesus said, 'It is finished.' (John 19:30). It’s a powerful reminder of His sacrifice.
“It is finished.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids are coloring, ask them what they think 'It is finished' means and how it relates to Jesus' love for us. Highlight the moment of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross, connecting it to the importance of forgiveness. You can use colored pencils or crayons and plan for a follow-up discussion about love and sacrifice in our lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Crucifixion Three Crosses Hill coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Absolutely! These pages are free to download, with no signup required. You can print them for personal or classroom use, making them perfect for your Sunday school activities.
What can I ask the kids about the crosses while they color?+
You might ask them why they think Jesus was in the middle and what that means for us today. This can lead to meaningful conversations while they color, helping them connect the story with their own lives.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use this coloring page to illustrate the crucifixion story. Discuss the significance of the three crosses and why Jesus' sacrifice is central to our faith, referencing the moment He said, 'It is finished.' It’s a great way to engage the kids in a deeper understanding of the Easter story.
More about these coloring pages
While my 9-year-old colored this page, she asked why there were three crosses. It opened the door to talk about Jesus' sacrifice and the meaning behind 'It is finished.' (John 19:30). This crucifixion three crosses hill coloring page for kids features six images, including Jesus on the center cross and the two criminals on either side. Each illustration invites your kids to reflect on the story as they color. Last Wednesday, I set these pages out during our homeschool art time, and the kids loved using vibrant colors to bring the scene to life. They were so focused! This activity can also lead to a wonderful discussion about forgiveness and love, making it perfect for any Easter lesson or Sunday school class.