Noli Me Tangere Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders loved hearing about Mary Magdalene's encounter with Jesus. This Noli Me Tangere coloring page Sunday School set contains 6 images that capture this beautiful moment. It's a free printable perfect for our lesson on Easter and the joy of Jesus' resurrection.
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Mary at the Tomb
Mary Magdalene approaches the empty tomb, surprised to find the stone rolled away and an angel beside it.
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Jesus Appears to Mary
Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, gently speaking to her and revealing his identity in the garden.
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Jesus and Mary Hug
Mary Magdalene joyfully embraces Jesus, expressing her relief and joy after recognizing him.
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Jesus Talks to the Disciples
Jesus explains his resurrection to a group of disciples gathered together, listening intently.
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Jesus Sends Out the Disciples
Jesus commissions his disciples, giving them instructions to spread the good news of his resurrection.
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Mary Tells the Disciples
Mary Magdalene excitedly shares the news of Jesus' resurrection with the disciples gathered in a room.
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About this Bible story
After Jesus rose from the dead, Mary Magdalene encountered Him in the garden. She was overjoyed to see Him but was told, 'Do not hold on to me' (John 20:17). This moment reminds us of hope and resurrection.
“Do not hold on to me.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
As your students color, ask them how Mary felt upon seeing Jesus again. Highlight how this moment shows the joy in recognizing Jesus' presence after His resurrection. Set aside about 30 minutes for coloring, and consider following up with a discussion about what Jesus' resurrection means to them. Use crayons for younger kids to make it easier.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Noli Me Tangere coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free! You can easily download the PDF with no signup required. They're perfect for personal and classroom use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need for your Sunday school class.
How can I connect the Noli Me Tangere story to our lesson on Jesus' resurrection?+
While coloring, you can discuss how Mary Magdalene felt when she saw Jesus alive again. Ask the kids how they think she reacted when He said, 'Do not hold on to me.' This can lead to a meaningful conversation about the importance of faith and joy in the resurrection.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The story of Noli Me Tangere connects beautifully with John 20:17, where Jesus instructs Mary not to cling to Him. This verse highlights the significance of His resurrection and the joy it brings to believers, making it a perfect discussion point during your coloring session.
More about these coloring pages
During our Sunday school class, my students were thrilled to color the Noli Me Tangere pages. The images show Mary Magdalene meeting Jesus in the garden after His resurrection. One of my students, Emily, was particularly excited to color the scene where Jesus tells Mary, 'Do not hold on to me' (John 20:17). Each child used colored pencils, bringing the story to life with their vibrant creations. These pages not only engage the kids but also help them reflect on the meaning of Easter. I printed the pages on bright paper so the colors would stand out beautifully. I keep them in my classroom binder for easy access during our lessons.