The Ten Commandments Coloring Pages
About these the ten commandments coloring pages
These pages center on the Ten Commandments story from the book of Exodus. You'll find Moses holding or receiving the stone tablets, the tablets shown on their own with Roman numerals or written commandments, and scenes set on Mount Sinai with the mountain in the background. A few pages show the text of individual commandments framed in decorative borders.
The simpler pages are just the two tablets with bold outlines and large numbering, which works well for younger kids who are just learning the list. Fuller scenes show Moses standing on the mountain, clouds and light rays behind him, or the Israelite camp visible below. Most pages are single-figure or single-object compositions, though one or two include a crowd scene at the base of the mountain.
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The Ten Commandments coloring pages
Moses Holding the Two Stone Tablets High on Mount Sinai
Two Stone Tablets Showing All Ten Commandments in Roman Numerals
Moses Kneeling Before the Burning Bush as He Receives the Commandments
Moses Carrying the Stone Tablets Down the Mountain to the Israelites
The First Commandment Written Boldly on a Single Stone Tablet
A Young Child Writing Out the Ten Commandments by Candlelight
Moses Shattering the Stone Tablets in Anger at the Golden Calf
The Two Stone Tablets Displayed on a Stand Inside the Tabernacle
Moses Praying on the Mountaintop Before Receiving the Ten Commandments
A Family Reading the Ten Commandments Together Around the Dinner Table
The Ark of the Covenant Holding the Stone Tablets of the Commandments
A Hand Chiseling Roman Numeral Commandments Into a Stone Tablet
Moses Presenting the Ten Commandments to a Crowd in the Desert
Decorative Banner and Floral Wreath Framing the Ten Commandments Tablets
An Elder Teaching Young Children the Ten Commandments Outdoors
A Dramatic Silhouette of Moses and the Tablets Against a Sunburst Sky
Ten Commandment Tablets With Small Icons Illustrating Each Rule
A Dove With an Olive Branch Flying Above the Two Commandment Tablets
Moses Carving the Second Set of Stone Tablets on the Mountaintop
Two Children Kneeling in Prayer Before a Small Commandments Tablet
Ten Individual Scroll Shapes Each Displaying One of the Commandments
Moses Walking Through Camp at Night Guided by a Pillar of Fire
Vine and Olive Branch Border Framing the Fifth Commandment With Portraits
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More Ways to Use These The Ten Commandments Coloring Pages
Finished pages can do more than sit in a folder. These ideas cover crafts, games, decorations, and other simple ways to get more use out of this topic.
Learning 1
Commandment Sequence Ordering Game
Cut each completed tablet page into numbered cards, then shuffle them and have kids put them back in order from one to ten. It reinforces both the numbering and the content of each commandment without needing any extra materials.
Craft 2
Stone Tablet Wall Hanging With Ribbon
Cut the finished tablet pages into rounded-top shapes to mimic stone, then mount them on brown cardstock or cardboard. Punch a hole at the top and thread a piece of twine through so they can hang as a pair.
Keepsake 3
Sunday School Memory Book
Collect one completed page per lesson across ten weeks of Sunday school. Stack and bind them with a staple or binder ring at the end of the unit so each child has a small booklet covering all ten commandments.
Decor 4
Classroom or Nursery Bulletin Board Display
Pin the finished tablet and Moses pages side by side on a bulletin board with a simple header strip. The set covers enough visual variety to fill a standard-sized board without repeating the same image.
Game 5
Match the Commandment to Its Number
Write out each commandment on a separate index card and lay the colored tablet pages face up on a table. Kids draw a card and place it next to the correct numbered tablet. Works as a group activity or a solo review exercise.
Craft 6
Aged Parchment Effect With Tea Staining
Before coloring, briefly dip the printed pages in diluted black tea and let them dry to give the paper a tan, aged look. Once dry, color the outlines normally — the background tone makes the stone tablets look more realistic.
Party 7
VBS Station Coloring Activity
Set out the pages at a crafts table during Vacation Bible School alongside the day's Scripture reference. Kids work on a page while waiting between station rotations and take it home as a reminder of what they learned.