Our fun and adorable Ten Plagues of Egypt coloring sheets bring each plague to life in a kid-friendly way, perfect for Sunday school lessons or family Bible time. Little artists can color their way through frogs, locusts, and more while learning about this epic event.

Whether you’re a Sunday school teacher, a homeschooling parent, or just someone who loves Bible-themed activities, these Plagues of Egypt coloring pages are a great way to bring the Bible story of Egypt to life!

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Ten Plagues of Egypt Coloring Pages

Ready to add some color to this classic tale? Let’s dive in and explore the Ten Plagues of Egypt one page at a time!

Coloring is not just for fun—it’s a creative learning tool that helps kids remember biblical events, engage with scripture, and develop fine motor skills. Plus, our printable pages are designed to make teaching the 10 plagues of Egypt a breeze!

A smiling boy in a suit holds an open Bible. The title reads "The Plagues of Egypt"

What are the Ten Plagues of Egypt?

The Ten Plagues were a series of divine punishments sent by God to free the people of Israel from slavery in Egypt. Each plague was a direct challenge to Pharaoh, demonstrating God’s power. The story, found in Exodus, follows Moses as he repeatedly demands that Pharaoh let the Hebrews go.

Here’s a quick rundown of the 10 plagues in Egypt:

A river filled with dead fish after Moses turns the water into blood. A Bible verse from Exodus 7:18 is below.

Water Turns to Blood – The Nile River turned into blood, killing all the fish.

Piles of frogs covering Egypt. They invade homes and even Pharaoh's palace. A verse from Exodus 8:6 is included.

Frogs Overrun the Land – Frogs covered Egypt, invading homes and fields.

Large gnats flying in the air, covering people and animals. The image references Exodus 8:17.

Gnats Swarm Egypt – Dust turned into gnats that bit people and animals.

A man surrounded by flies with a distressed expression. Exodus 8:24 is quoted below.

Flies Take Over – Swarms of flies filled homes, causing distress.

A sad cow represents the death of Egyptian livestock, while the Israelites’ animals remain unharmed. Exodus 9:6 is cited.

Livestock Plague – Disease struck and killed Egyptian livestock.

A person with boils and sores looks miserable. The verse from Exodus 9:10 describes the plague.

Boils on People and Animals – Painful sores broke out on Egyptians.

Dark storm clouds with hailstones falling from the sky, destroying crops and homes. The image references Exodus 9:23.

Hailstorm of Destruction – Hail and fire rained down, destroying crops.

Swarms of hungry locusts devour all green plants. Exodus 10:15 is quoted.

Locusts Devour Everything – Locusts ate what was left after the hail.

A darkened house with palm trees, symbolizing Egypt covered in darkness, while Israelite homes had light. Exodus 10:22 is cited.

Darkness Covers Egypt – Complete darkness lasted three days.

Gravestones marked "R.I.P." symbolize the death of Egypt’s firstborn sons. The Israelites were spared by marking their doors with lamb’s blood. Exodus 12:13 is cited.

Death of the Firstborn – The final plague led to Passover, as the firstborn of Egypt perished, except those protected by the lamb’s blood.

A smiling Pharaoh sits on a throne as the Israelites finally leave Egypt. God leads them toward the Promised Land. Exodus 13:21 is quoted below.

The 10 plagues ultimately led to Pharaoh releasing the Hebrews, marking the beginning of their journey to freedom.

The words "The End" appear with a verse from Exodus 14:14, reminding the Israelites that God will fight for them.

Why Use Ten Plagues of Egypt Coloring Pages?

Our Ten Plagues of Egypt coloring pages provide a hands-on way to explore this Old Testament story. Whether you use them as a Sunday school craft, a Bible lesson for kids, or a homeschooling resource, these coloring pages make learning fun and interactive.

Smiling boy holding a Bible, with a blank space for a name.

Benefits:

Reinforce Bible stories in an engaging way
Aid in Bible verse memorization
Encourage creativity with vibrant colors
Offer a printable and reusable learning tool
Great for kids’ Sunday school, homeschool, and Bible study

Red river with dead fish. Text describes the Nile turning to blood, with Exodus 7:18.

Pile of green frogs. Text describes Egypt overrun with frogs, with Exodus 8:6.

Three gnats. Text describes gnats covering Egypt, with Exodus 8:17.

How to Use These Coloring Printables

Download the PDF file and print as many times as you like!
Let kids use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to bring the story to life.
Read the corresponding Bible verses and talk about the significance of each plague.
Use them as part of a 10 plagues craft, like a story wheel, poster, or activity sheet.
Pair them with a Bible bingo game or a spinner for an interactive story experience.

Bearded man surrounded by flies. Text describes swarms invading Egypt, with Exodus 8:24.

Sad cow. Text describes Egyptian livestock dying, with Exodus 9:6.

Woman with red sores. Text describes painful boils on Egyptians, with Exodus 9:10.

Why Choose Our Printable Coloring Pages?

Our bible coloring pages are designed to be both educational and fun. These pages provide a visual and engaging way for children to understand the miraculous story of Moses, Pharaoh, and the Exodus.

Dark storm clouds with hail and rain falling. Text describes a destructive hailstorm sent by God, with Exodus 9:23.

Three green locusts. Text explains how locusts devoured all plants in Egypt, with Exodus 10:15.

A darkened house with a palm tree. Text describes how Egypt was covered in darkness for three days, with Exodus 10:22.

More Bible-Themed Coloring Pages and Printables

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