Free Noah and the Ark Coloring Pages
Print these free Noah and the Ark coloring pages for Sunday school or home. This collection features the wooden ship, animal pairs, and the rainbow of promise for kids and adults to color.
Noah and the Ark Coloring Pages
Discover scenes of Noah's family caring for the animals and resting beside the wooden ship.
Animals Boarding the Ark Two by Two
Color the long procession of animal pairs as they gather to board the massive vessel.
Noah Building the Great Ark
Watch Noah and his sons use wooden pegs and mallets to construct the giant boat.
The Dove and the Rainbow of Promise
Finish the story with the olive branch and the colorful sign of the covenant in the sky.
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Using These Pages in Sunday School
These printable sheets are a helpful resource for teaching the biblical story in children's ministry or at home. As kids color the animals boarding two by two, you can discuss the themes of obedience and faith. The simple outlines work well for toddlers and preschoolers, while older children might enjoy adding details to the gopher wood planks of the ship.
Many parents and teachers look for a Noah's Ark coloring page with a verse. You can easily write a favorite scripture, like Genesis 9:13, in the blank spaces of the sky or water before handing them out to your students.
- Print the ark construction scenes to talk about following instructions.
- Use the animal pairs to practice counting and wildlife recognition.
- Color the rainbow of promise to teach about covenants.
Tips for Coloring the Story of Noah
The story of Noah offers a wide variety of subjects to color, from the giant wooden hull to the diverse wildlife. When coloring the ark, try layering different shades of brown and gray to give the timber a weathered, realistic texture. The animal scenes allow for bright, natural colors. You can use gray for the elephants and warm yellows and browns for the giraffes waiting in line.
For the final scenes, the white dove carrying the green olive branch stands out beautifully against a light blue sky. Make sure to save your brightest markers or crayons for the covenant rainbow arching over Mount Ararat.
Key Elements of the Flood Story
Each section of this collection highlights a specific part of the Genesis narrative. The building phase shows the immense scale of the project and the tools used in ancient times. The animal procession illustrates the gathering of all living creatures, while the final scenes represent hope and God's covenant with humanity.
Noah, his wife, and his three sons are depicted caring for the animals or measuring wood. You will find scenes of them welcoming zebras, kangaroos, and lions into the safety of the vessel. These visual cues help reinforce the timeline of the flood for visual learners of all ages.