Easter Empty Cross Coloring Page for Kids
Last Sunday, my 7-year-old colored the Easter empty cross while asking questions about why the cross is empty. This coloring page includes 6 images that illustrate the Easter story, making it perfect for a Sunday school lesson. It's a free printable for kids to enjoy.
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Cross on the Hill
A large empty cross on a hill with a bright sun shining in the sky, surrounded by fluffy clouds.
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Three Women at the Tomb
Three joyful women approaching the empty tomb, looking surprised at the rolled-away stone and the open cave entrance.
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Angel at the Tomb
An angel sitting on the rolled-away stone, smiling and pointing towards the empty tomb while the women look amazed.
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Women Telling Disciples
The three women excitedly sharing the news of the empty tomb with two surprised disciples in a sunny landscape.
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Disciples Wondering
Two disciples pondering by a tree, looking thoughtful and curious about the women's news of the empty tomb.
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Jesus Appears to Disciples
Jesus appearing to the disciples with a warm smile, surrounded by a beautiful garden full of flowers and butterflies.
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About this Bible story
The Easter story reminds us of Jesus' sacrifice. After He died, the empty cross symbolizes hope and new life. Kids can learn about this powerful message as they color. It’s a great way to discuss the meaning of Easter.
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them what the empty cross represents and how it connects to Jesus' love. Highlight the moment when the women found the empty tomb, emphasizing the joy of His resurrection. Prepare crayons and markers ahead of time to keep the focus on the story.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Easter Empty Cross coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These Easter Empty Cross coloring pages are completely free to download, and no signup is required. You can print as many copies as you need for your Sunday school class or personal use. Just grab your crayons and start coloring!
What can I say about the Easter Empty Cross while my kids color?+
While your kids color, you can explain the significance of the empty cross as a symbol of Jesus' resurrection. Share how this moment represents hope and new beginnings in our faith. It’s a great opportunity to ask them what Easter means to them personally.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
In your Sunday school lesson, you can use the Easter empty cross coloring page to illustrate the story of Jesus' resurrection. Discuss how the cross signifies His victory over sin and death, helping them grasp the essence of Easter beyond just the holiday.
More about these coloring pages
Seeing my son’s excitement as he colored the Easter empty cross was heartwarming. He paused to ask, 'Why is the cross empty, Mom?' It turned into a lovely discussion about how Jesus rose again, just like the Bible says, 'He is not here; He has risen' (Luke 24:6). This Easter empty cross coloring page for kids has 6 images that capture that joy and hope. I printed them out for our Sunday school class last week, and everyone loved it! We gathered around the kitchen table with crayons and markers, and the kids worked on their pages while sharing what Easter means to them. They really engaged with the story as they colored, bringing their own interpretations to life. It's a fantastic way to reinforce the lesson and make it memorable.