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April 1, 2015 art with kids•gospel•homeschool•kids•printable

Easter Scripture Printable Coloring Activity Page

My girls and I have been memorizing Isaiah 53:6 this week in anticipation of Easter. We’ve been talking about what it means to go astray from God and how we all do it! God is so good and isn’t okay with losing his wandering sheep. He loves us so much He planned for Jesus to lay down His life in order to take the punishment for our sins.

Here’s a coloring page you can work through with your kids any time (but Easter is really great).

These are the instructions (also printed on the page):
1. Draw some sheep wandering away from the Good Shepherd. Write your name on one of them.
2. Write some ways that we go astray from God in the boxes under “sins.”
3. Thank Jesus that He loves us so much that He took the punishment for our sin on Himself at the cross!

You may also want to read the whole Isaiah 53 passage and see how it amazingly points to Jesus long, long before His coming!

Click HERE to download and print. The page is a standard 8.5×11. All my printables are free for your personal use!

Happy Easter!!!

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I'm going to be introducing new prints from my new I'm going to be introducing new prints from my newest print collection over the next few weeks. Today, meet my watercolor nature color wheel and color mixing chart! 

Each little creature and plant in the color wheel was hand-painted and then scanned and edited to fit in its slice of color. This is inspired by my watercolor classes, where I love to give an introduction to color theory. The second print is a simple watercolor mixing chart and shows the beautiful colors you can create just by mixing a few basic colors together! 

Lastly, there is also a sticker version of the nature color wheel! 

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I wanted to get my hands on some paint this mornin I wanted to get my hands on some paint this morning, so I played with mixing burnt sienna with this rainbow of colors. I love the tones I was able to get. This is one of my favorite ways to just play with the medium. 💕
I'm going to be introducing new prints from my new I'm going to be introducing new prints from my newest print collection over the next few weeks. Today, meet these two versions of America, the Beautiful, my favorite of the patriotic hymns, by Katharine Lee Bates and published in 1895. Sharon McMahon, in her excellent book, The Small and the Mighty: Twelve Unsung Americans Who Changed the Course of History, from the Founding to the Civil Rights Movement, devotes a whole chapter to Bates, her story, and the writing of this song. 

I decided to create one print with flowers, landmarks, and wildlife representing our vast nation from Hawaii to New York, while the other is inspired by the "purple mountains" and "amber waves of grain" lines. The poppies have been associated with remembrance of sacrifice since WW1. They also create a nod to the red, white, and blue of our flag. 

I also created two stickers that go along with this theme. One has a line from this song and references our flag through tiny images. The second is the image of the Statue of Liberty with the words "Liberty and justice for all" (from the Pledge of Allegiance). 

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