Passover Coloring Pages – Free & Printable
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A Rich Variety of Passover Scenes
Every page in this collection tells part of the Passover story in a child-friendly, engaging way. Kids can color a warm family scene gathered around the Seder table, or depict the dramatic hailstorm raining down on the fields of Egypt — one of the ten plagues. They can bring to life the doorpost marked with the sign of the lamb, or illustrate children asking the four questions from the Haggadah. Classic images include Moses standing tall at the banks of the Nile with his staff, the infant Moses floating in his basket on the river, the four sons asking their meaningful questions, and a beautifully decorated Passover wine cup. Together, the pages cover both the joyful rituals and the powerful Exodus narrative.
Tips for Printing and Coloring by Age
All pages print perfectly on standard US Letter (8.5 × 11 in.) paper — just click the print button and your browser handles the rest. For younger children aged 3–5, choose pages with larger, bolder outlines like the Seder table scene or the decorated wine cup; thick crayons or chunky markers work best. Children aged 6–9 will enjoy adding detail to Moses at the Nile or the hailstorm over the fields, using colored pencils for finer shading. Older kids aged 10–12 can tackle all eight pages and experiment with watercolor pencils to give the river scenes a realistic watery look. Printing on slightly heavier paper (24 lb / 90 gsm) prevents bleed-through when markers are used.
Passover coloring pages make a wonderful Haggadah supplement, a quiet activity for younger siblings during the Seder, or a classroom craft before spring break. If your family also celebrates other seasonal and religious holidays, you might enjoy our Jesus coloring pages, our festive Birthday coloring pages, or our cheerful Mother's Day coloring pages for more meaningful printable fun throughout the year.
Coloring ideas for passover
Use deep indigo and royal blue for Moses's robe, and warm sandy yellows for the Egyptian landscape and Nile banks. The Seder plate looks stunning with rich reds (pomegranate, wine cup) and fresh greens (parsley, bitter herbs). For the hailstorm scene, try pale blue and white streaks on a dark gray sky. Gold and burgundy make the decorated wine cup truly glow.
Frequently asked questions about passover coloring pages
What age group are these Passover coloring pages best suited for?
The collection works well for children aged 3 to 12. Simpler, bold-outline pages like the Seder table or the wine cup are ideal for toddlers and preschoolers, while the more detailed scenes — Moses at the Nile, the hailstorm, or the children reading the Haggadah — are better suited to school-age kids aged 6 and up who can handle finer coloring tools.
How do I print these Passover coloring pages at home?
Simply open the page you want and click the print button on the site. The pages are formatted for standard US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 in.) and print in black and white, ready to color. No special software is required — any home or office inkjet or laser printer works perfectly. For best results, select 'fit to page' in your printer settings.
Are the Passover coloring pages available as a PDF download?
Yes! Each page can be saved as a PDF directly from your browser — just choose 'Print to PDF' or 'Save as PDF' from your print dialog. This lets you store the files on your device, share them by email with a teacher or family member, or print multiple copies later without returning to the website.
Can I use these pages during the Seder itself or only as a pre-Passover activity?
Absolutely both! Many families print the pages beforehand as a pre-Seder craft to help young children learn the story. During the Seder, the coloring pages can also serve as a quiet, engaging activity for toddlers and younger siblings who may get restless. Pages like the four sons asking questions or the Haggadah scene tie directly to moments that happen at the Seder table.