Free Epiphany Coloring Pages for Three Kings' Day
Print these Epiphany coloring sheets for Sunday school, homeschooling, or family activities. The collection features the Magi's journey, the Star of Bethlehem, and the presentation of gifts to the Holy Family.
Free Printable Epiphany Coloring Pages
Discover traditional symbols of January 6th, from ornate chalices and wooden blessing crosses to children leaving out treats.
Three Wise Men Journeying by Camel
Follow the Magi as they ride camels through the desert and study ancient star charts to find their way.
Gifts of the Magi and the Nativity
Color the final moments of the journey as the kings present their treasures at the manger.
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Epiphany Worksheets
6 printable epiphany worksheets with answer keys, from tracing first words in Pre-K to labeling and writing in grades 3–4. Every PDF has the worksheet, the answer key and a colored example. You can change the title and the words before printing.
Download all 6 worksheets as one PDF with answer keysThe Visit of the Wise Men in 2 levels
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The Journey of the Magi
Epiphany, celebrated on January 6th, marks the arrival of the Three Wise Men to honor the newborn child. Also known as Three Kings' Day, this feast traditionally concludes the twelve days of Christmas. Our collection illustrates their long expedition across the desert sands, guided by a miraculous celestial event.
Children and adults can color detailed scenes of the kings studying ancient star maps, consulting with each other, and riding in a camel caravan toward Jerusalem. Understanding this journey helps students grasp the historical and geographical context of the biblical narrative.
Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh
The historical accounts describe the Magi bringing three highly valuable items. You will find pages depicting ornate alabaster urns, decorative chalices, and heavy treasure chests holding these specific offerings.
When coloring the Adoration of the Magi scenes, rich jewel tones like deep purple, emerald green, and crimson work well to highlight the royal garments and golden crowns. Metallic crayons, markers, or gel pens can add a realistic shine to the Star of Bethlehem and the precious gifts presented at the manger.
Using These Printables in the Classroom
These sheets provide a quiet, focused activity for Sunday school classes, homeschooling groups, or Catholic education programs during the winter season. Teachers often use them to transition from Christmas lessons into the new year. Discussing the carved wooden blessing crosses and house blessing rituals adds another layer of learning.
- Use the simpler outlines of the kings and stars for younger children developing fine motor skills.
- Print the detailed scenes of the Nativity and the Holy Family for older students to accompany scripture readings.
- Incorporate the pages showing children leaving treats for the kings to discuss modern cultural traditions and global customs surrounding the holiday.