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Jan 19, 2022 · Jesus Or Barabbas coloring page from Jesus' Holy Week in Jerusalem category. Select from 77754 printable crafts of cartoons, nature, animals, Bible and many more.
Creative activities based on the Bible story of Jesus or Barabbas. In Matthew 27:15-31, Mark 15:6-20, Luke 23:13-26, and John 18:39-19:17, we find the Bible story of Pilate making the people choose between Barabbas and Jesus.
May 16, 2024 · Challenge friends and family to solve the puzzle while reflecting on Jesus' teachings. Click to rate these printables! Save now, print later! This set of Jesus coloring pages includes Bible stories, the resurrection of Jesus + nativity scenes. Print to use for devotional time for kids or adults.
The ‘Jesus Before Pilate’ Printable Coloring Page shows children what the threat of the crowd must have felt like as Jesus stood before Pilate. This printable is a great little addition to your session on the trial and death of Jesus.
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These Jesus coloring pages are ideal for either Christmas or Easter greeting cards (or really, any reason at all!) for someone special. Simply shrink the image of choice to half page or a quarter page and print; then fold so that the image is on the “front page” (for the quarter page, you will fold in half, and then in half again). Have the childre...
There are enough images of Jesus in our collection that you could make little mini-biographies of Jesus’s life. You could do the Passion of the Christ, the story of the Crucifixion and Resurrection; or the birth of Jesus, in a manger, where the Three Kings visit. Or you could simply tell the story of Jesus’s miracles and preaching! There’s enough r...
With scraps of tissue paper or construction paper, have the children use rubber cement to affix them on top of the illustrations, using like colors for each object (e.g., blue for the sea, brown for robes). You can give younger children the simpler illustrations, while older kids could instead work on the more complex illustrations. The end result ...
Instead of coloring in the illustrations with crayon or colored pencil, why not encourage the children to paint? Put down something to protect the table surface, and set out cups of water, paint brushes and watercolor paint palettes (the latter two can be found in any dollar store). For a truly painterly experience, clip the illustrations to poster...
On a computer, shrink the illustration so that its length fits the horizontal boundaries on an 11” by 8.5” sheet of paper and center it on the page. (This is so that the placemat can be used horizontally and not vertically.) Have the children color in the image with crayon, colored pencils, markers or even paints. Then, glue the page onto a slightl...
For this craft, you will need two or three printouts of the same illustration. Shrink the images down to the size of a standard shoe box or find shoe boxes large enough for the regular size printout. Have the children color in the images but: they will only color in the backdrop on one page and the forefront on another page. The shoebox will sit up...
For this craft, you’ll start by gluing the illustration to a slightly larger piece of cardboard or posterboard – something sturdy. Then, using marbles or glass stones with flat bottoms (you can find these at any dollar store in the craft section), have the kids “color in” the illustration. This craft will likely work best with one of the simpler co...
Provide lots of tissue paper and have the children scrunch it up so that it’s textured and glue onto the illustration. Use blue for Mary’s dress, purple for Jesus’s robe or white for the cross. This craft is nice because not only do kids love scrunching, but the tissue paper is also so lightweight, you don’t have to reinforce the page (although you...
Get the children to color in the figures of an illustration, whether it’s Jesus or a cross alone, or a group of figures, like Jesus performing miracles or Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus. Then have them cut out the figures they just colored. Take a paper plate and, starting under the ribbed edging, begin cutting along the circle. You can do half th...
In much the same way as the above craft, you’ll start by having the children color just the figures of an illustration and then cut them out. Next, you’ll need a vase and some Mod Podge, which you can find inexpensively at any dollar store (try Dollar Tree). Using the Mod Podge, which dries clear, fit the cut-out illustration onto the vase and pres...
The ‘Crucify Him’ Printable Coloring Sheet helps children to think about the interactions between Pilate and Jesus. You can use this sheet to help tell the story to your children. You will find the passage about Pilate and Jesus in John 18:28-40 or Matthew 27:11-26.
- Barabbas and Jesus Colouring Sheet. Key Stage 1 - Year 1, Year 2 Educational Resources Colouring Pages. How will colouring aid a child's development? Colouring sheets will give children the opportunity to practise their colouring and fine motor skills, as well as giving them something lovely to put on display. Show more. barabbas.
