Garden Tomb Coloring Page for Kids
'At the place where Jesus was crucified' sparks memories of the Easter story. These six images include the garden, the stone, and the angels. Perfect for a Sunday school lesson, this garden tomb coloring page invites kids to engage with Jesus' resurrection in a fun way. It's a free printable for everyone!
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Women at the Tomb
Three joyful women approach the open tomb, amazed by the rolled-away stone, bright flowers nearby.
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Angel Speaking to the Women
An angel appears in the tomb, speaking to the amazed women, with a gentle smile and flowing robes.
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Jesus Appears to Mary
Jesus appears to Mary outside the tomb, smiling warmly, with flowers and greenery surrounding them.
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Women Running to Share the News
The women run excitedly back from the tomb, joyfully sharing the news of Jesus' resurrection.
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Disciples Hearing the News
The disciples gather, listening intently to the women as they share the news of the empty tomb.
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Celebrating the Resurrection
The disciples celebrate joyfully, with smiles and raised hands, surrounded by flowers and green hills.
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About this Bible story
Jesus was buried in a new tomb after his crucifixion, and it was in a garden (John 19:41). This coloring page helps kids remember that special place where the miracle of the resurrection began.
“At the place where Jesus was crucified, there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While your kids color, ask them, 'What do you think the garden looked like when Jesus rose?' Highlight the moment when Mary discovered the empty tomb. This could lead to a discussion about why the resurrection is important to Christians. Set aside about 30 minutes for coloring and sharing their thoughts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Garden Tomb coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These garden tomb coloring pages are free to download, with no signup required. They come in a PDF format, so you can print as many copies as you need for your class. Perfect for engaging kids during your Sunday school lesson!
Why is the garden tomb important in the Easter story?+
The garden tomb represents hope and resurrection. While coloring, kids can discuss how Jesus' resurrection changed everything for us. This activity can spark conversations about the meaning of Easter and why we celebrate it. A great way to reinforce the lesson!
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use this coloring page to illustrate the story of Jesus' resurrection. Incorporate the verse from John 19:41 to emphasize the garden's significance. While kids color, ask them what they think it means that Jesus rose from the dead. This approach keeps the lesson engaging and memorable.
More about these coloring pages
Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old grabbed the crayons and couldn't wait to color the garden tomb. As he carefully filled in the images, he asked about the angels and why the tomb was empty. This garden tomb coloring page helps kids visualize 'At the place where Jesus was crucified, there was a garden' (John 19:41) while they learn about Easter's significance. Each page shows different elements from the story, like the rolled stone and the garden flowers. I love using these pages during our Bible study time. My kids can color while I read the story aloud, making it interactive and meaningful. A few days ago, my 9-year-old shared how the empty tomb gives us hope. These coloring pages not only keep them busy but also encourage great conversations about Jesus' love and sacrifice. They make the story come alive in a colorful way!