Empty Tomb Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders were so excited to hear the story of the empty tomb. This empty tomb coloring page for Sunday school features six images, including the angel and the rolled-away stone. It's a free printable that makes for a great addition to our lesson.
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Women at the Tomb
Two women looking surprised at the open tomb with a rolled-away stone in front.
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Angel Appears to the Women
An angel in bright robes speaking to the women at the empty tomb.
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Inside the Empty Tomb
View inside the tomb showing the stone shelf where Jesus lay, now empty.
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Women Rushing to Tell the Disciples
The two women running back to share the news with the disciples, excited expressions.
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Disciples Listening to the News
The disciples gathered, listening intently as the women share the resurrection news.
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The Tomb is Closed Again
A scene showing the tomb entrance with the stone rolled back in place.
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About this Bible story
The empty tomb story reminds us of Jesus' resurrection. In Matthew 28:6, the angel tells the women, 'He is not here; he has risen.' This moment shows the hope and joy we have as Christians.
“He is not here; he has risen.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask your students, 'Why is the empty tomb important to Christians?' Use the moment from Matthew 28:6 when the angel declares Jesus has risen as a focal point. Gather supplies like crayons and let the kids share their favorite part of the resurrection story afterward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Empty Tomb coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these empty tomb coloring pages are free to download with no signup required. You can easily print them for personal or classroom use. They’re great for adding to your Sunday school binder for your lessons.
How can I explain the empty tomb story while my class colors?+
As your class colors, discuss how the empty tomb represents hope and new life. You can highlight the angel's message about Jesus' resurrection and ask kids what that means for them today.
How does this story connect to Matthew 28:6?+
Matthew 28:6 captures the moment when the angel announces Jesus' resurrection. Use this coloring page to reinforce the lesson by asking kids how they feel about Jesus being alive and what that means for their faith.
More about these coloring pages
The moment the angel spoke at the empty tomb is unforgettable. 'He is not here; he has risen.' (Matthew 28:6) My kids are always amazed to hear how Jesus triumphed over death. This empty tomb coloring page for Sunday school includes six images, such as the angel and the stone that was rolled away, perfect for reinforcing our Easter lesson. Last week, I had my third graders color these pages as we discussed the significance of the resurrection. It brought a sense of joy and excitement to our class. I keep a printed copy in my Sunday school binder for future lessons, knowing the kids will love revisiting this powerful moment.