Who does not like the fascinating and slightly unbelievable story of Jonah and the Whale? Bring the story to life with these Jonah and the Whale printables.
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Jonah and the Whale Printables (FREE!)
Children love to hear the story of the big fish that swallowed a man! It sounds impossible, but an awful intriguing story.
These Jonah and the Whale printables were created to inspire and uphold the biblical story of Jonah.
These printables are great for at-home learning, Sunday School, or preschool lessons.
How do we use these Jonah and the Whale printables?
I was actually inspired to make these printables during our Advent Blocks tradition. I noticed that there was going to be a devotional on Jonah and the Whale and thought, ‘how fun would it be to have some supplemental coloring pages to coincide with the reading!’
That’s how they came to be! Whenever we are doing Bible crafts and activities we like to grab a storybook bible and read the story in ‘child form’ but also directly from scripture (we use NIV, NLT, and ESV).
Jonah and the Whale Spinner Craft
This spinner craft is a way for young learners to tell the story of Jonah and the Whale back to you.
Color, cut out, and add a fastener.
Other supplies you may need:
- Spinner Printable
- White cardstock paper
- Scissors
- Hole punch
- Paper fastener
- colored pencils or crayons
Jonah and the Whale Coloring Pages (Free Printable)
Here at Healing Home, we like to see children’s activities backed up with scripture. Our coloring pages always include the scripture from the actual story in the Bible.
The scriptures in this pack include Jonah 1:2-3, Jonah 1:4, Jonah 1:12, Jonah 1:17, Jonah 2:1, Jonah 2:10, Jonah 3:1-3, and Jonah 4:2. All passages are from the NIV translation.
If you like these coloring pages, you will also like our David and Goliath coloring pages!
Jonah and the Whale Tracing Printable
This activity is simply a way to strengthen some direction-following and fine motor skills. Ideal for ages 2-5.
Jonah and the Whale Patterns
Grab another learning activity! This one strengthens pattern recitation. If your child is advanced enough they can also draw and write what comes next in the patterns. Each line has a pattern that gets slightly more difficult.
Letter J Practice
Jonah is a great letter “J” word for preschool! Need a good printable Bible alphabet? I have a great one for preschoolers here.
Ark Puzzle
This is a more advanced Jonah and the whale craft option. The child can color the colorable ark image or simply cut out the already colored one. Cutting requires detailed fine motor skills, so this activity may be better suited for those over 6 years of age.
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