Looking for Mark Bible coloring pages you can print today? The Gospel of Mark is fast-paced and full of action:
Jesus’ authority, compassion, miracles, and the journey to the cross. Below you’ll find Mark-specific worksheets
(actual Mark references like Mark 4, 5, 10, 12, 14, and 15), plus a few matching activities to make lesson planning easy.
Mark lesson tip: Mark is perfect for kids because it keeps moving. Pick one printable below,
then ask one question while they color: “What does this show us about Jesus?”
These are perfect for weekly routines: color the page, read the verse together, then repeat it once as a class.
Celebrate Jesus’ love for children with this Mark 10:14 verse coloring page—great for early primary and mixed-age groups.
A “big idea” verse page from Mark 12:30—perfect for teaching the greatest commandment with kids.
If your class is upper primary, use our older-children hub for pages that feel more grown-up.
Mark is full of miracle stories kids remember. Choose one of these Mark-specific printables.
A fun printable folding craft for Mark 4:35–41—excellent for “fear to faith” lessons and hands-on classes.
A powerful Mark 5:25–34 story page about faith and healing—great for compassionate discussion.
Mark 10:46–52—an unforgettable story about calling out to Jesus and trusting him.
Mark doesn’t just show what Jesus did—it shows how people responded. These pages fit great discussion lessons.
Mark 10:17–22—excellent for older kids: “What matters most?” and “What does following Jesus look like?”
Another Mark 12:30 option to reinforce the theme across multiple weeks (great for classroom routines).
Browse printables, crafts, puzzles and more to build a full Mark lesson pack.
These Mark printables work well for Holy Week lessons, Easter lead-up, and older classes.
A thoughtful Mark 14 page for prayer, obedience, and trusting God in hard moments.
Mark 15:39—an excellent “who is Jesus?” discussion page for older children.
Build a complete Holy Week / Easter lesson pack with coloring pages and printable activities.
Want a full lesson pack? Add one activity after coloring—especially helpful for older kids or fast finishers.
A printable maze activity that includes Mark 1—great for lesson stations and mixed-age groups.
A word search + coloring combo based on Mark 4:35–41—perfect as an extension after the story.
A Bible story word search + coloring activity based on the healing of the paralytic (Mark-focused lesson).
A fun word search + coloring activity based on the Widow’s Mite (Mark lesson on giving + heart).
If you teach upper primary, this is a great “what is Mark about?” one-page companion to your coloring lesson.
A Mark overview sheet—great for helping kids understand the big picture of the Gospel before diving into stories.
Need age-specific hubs?
Early Years (4–5) •
Grade 3 •
Older Children (9–12)
Yes. Each card links to a Free Bible Worksheets printable page where you can download the PDF (and often a JPG) for printing.
A great first Mark lesson is Jesus calms the storm (Mark 4:35–41) because kids instantly understand fear and trust.
Use the folding craft + the Mark word search as a complete lesson pack.
Try the Rich Young Ruler (Mark 10:17–22), Holy Week pages (Mark 14–15), and add an extension activity
like a word search or reflection sheet.
Yes—this hub includes crafts, mazes, and word-search activities connected to Mark passages, plus a Mark summary sheet for older kids.
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