Easter Sunday Coloring Page for Kids
Last Sunday, my kids colored an Easter Sunday scene featuring the empty tomb and the angel. With six images to choose from, this easter sunday coloring page for kids is perfect for our Sunday school lesson. It’s a free printable that brings the joy of Easter to life!
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The Empty Tomb
An open tomb with a rolled-away stone, an angel sitting on the stone, and flowers blooming around.
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Jesus Appearing to Mary
Mary Magdalene joyfully meeting the risen Jesus outside the tomb, with a bright sun shining above.
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Disciples Gathered Together
The disciples are gathered together in a room, looking surprised as they see Jesus appear among them.
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Journey to Emmaus
Two disciples walking on a road, discussing with Jesus who is walking beside them, trees lining the path.
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The Great Commission
Jesus giving instructions to his disciples on a mountain, with a beautiful landscape in the background.
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Jesus Ascending to Heaven
Jesus ascending into the sky while the disciples watch in awe, clouds surrounding him.
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About this Bible story
On Easter Sunday, the women found the empty tomb. An angel told them, 'He has risen! He is not here.' (Mark 16:6). It’s a wonderful story of hope and new life.
“He has risen! He is not here.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During your lesson, ask kids what it means to them that Jesus rose from the dead. Highlight the moment when the angel tells the women at the tomb about His resurrection. You can provide crayons and markers for coloring, and consider following up with a simple Easter craft, like making a resurrection garden.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Easter Sunday coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are free! You can download them as a PDF with no signup required. They’re perfect for personal use and for your classroom or church activities. Kids will love them!
Can my 8-year-old finish an Easter Sunday page in one sitting?+
Absolutely! Most kids around that age can color a page in about 20-30 minutes, depending on how detailed they want to be. Just make sure to have plenty of crayons or markers ready.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use this coloring page to illustrate the Easter story. Discuss the significance of the empty tomb and the angel's message as kids color. It helps reinforce the Bible verse and makes the lesson interactive.
More about these coloring pages
The Easter story is so special, especially when kids can visualize it. 'He has risen! He is not here.' (Mark 16:6) This coloring page brings the joy of Easter alive with images of the angel at the tomb, flowers, and even the stone rolled away. My 7-year-old was particularly excited about coloring the angel’s wings and asked lots of questions about what happened that morning. It led to a great discussion about Jesus' resurrection and its meaning for us today. We used our favorite gel pens for this coloring activity last Saturday morning, and I was amazed at how focused the kids were. For our Sunday school class, these pages are easy to print and can be used during the lesson to keep kids engaged. It’s a lovely way to reinforce the Easter story while allowing them to express their creativity.