Jesus Is Buried Coloring Page for Kids
Last Sunday, my 7-year-old excitedly colored a Jesus Is Buried coloring page while asking questions about the story. With 6 images to choose from, these pages beautifully depict the events of Jesus' burial. Perfect for a Sunday school lesson, this free printable will engage your kids as they learn.
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Jesus In The Tomb
Jesus lying peacefully inside a cave tomb with a rolled-away stone, surrounded by flowers and a gentle light.
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Women At The Tomb
Two joyful women at the open tomb, looking surprised at the rolled-away stone, with flowers in their hands.
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Angel Appears
An angel standing near the rolled-away stone, smiling and pointing towards the sky, while the women listen intently.
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Jesus Risen
Jesus appearing joyfully outside the tomb, smiling at the women, who are amazed and excited to see him.
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Celebration
The women and Jesus celebrating together, surrounded by bright flowers and a radiant sun shining above.
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Spreading The News
The two women running joyfully to tell others the good news, with smiles on their faces and flower petals flying around.
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About this Bible story
In the Bible, after Jesus' crucifixion, a man named Joseph took Jesus' body and laid it in a tomb. This story is found in Matthew 27:60, where it says, 'He placed it in his own new tomb.'
“He placed it in his own new tomb.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids are coloring, ask them, 'What do you think it means to show love to someone like Joseph did for Jesus?' Highlight how Joseph's actions reflect caring and respect for Jesus. Timing-wise, this can be a 30-minute activity, and you might want to provide a variety of coloring supplies, like gel pens or markers, to keep their interest high.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Jesus Buried coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! You can download these Jesus Is Buried coloring pages for free without any signup. They're perfect for both personal and classroom use—ideal for Sunday school lessons.
How can I connect the Jesus Buried story to my kids while they color?+
As your kids color, ask them why they think Joseph wanted to give Jesus a proper burial. This can lead to discussions about love, sacrifice, and hope in our faith.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Matthew 27:60 pairs beautifully with this coloring page, as it highlights Joseph's role in Jesus' burial. Discussing this verse while coloring helps reinforce the story's meaning.
More about these coloring pages
This Jesus Is Buried coloring page for kids provides a wonderful opportunity to discuss the important moment of Jesus' burial. One image shows Joseph gently wrapping Jesus' body, while another depicts the sealed tomb. Just last Monday, my son spent an afternoon coloring these pages, asking why they placed Jesus in a tomb. I was thrilled to share that 'He placed it in his own new tomb' (Matthew 27:60) was a crucial part of our faith. As they color, kids can reflect on the significance of this moment in Jesus' story. These pages are not just fun; they can spark meaningful conversations. I suggest sharing the story with your kids while they color. During our art time, we talked about why Jesus had to die and what that means for us today. With vibrant crayons spread out on the table, we spent quality time together, blending creativity with learning. This printable is a fantastic tool for any church or home setting!