FREE Coloring Pages - Book of Genesis
78Recently my sister and I have been asked to post coloring pages using Bible and religious themes. We are working on these as we have time away from our school work. We enjoy making free coloring pages for other kids, students and young children to save to their own computer, print and color; all for free. Doing this is utilization of our FREE DOWNLOAD facility that we have worked hard to provide to our visitors, 100% for free. We are teens now but we still enjoy coloring pages, especially if we can teach our younger relatives the joy of coloring. Now our cousins, who live outside the USA, are asking for coloring pages from the Bible. So these are coloring pages from the first book of the Bible, Genesis. We will make others that have different type of Bible characters for the subject. Our downloads are so easy to do that even parents and Sunday school volunteers can do them easily.
Over the last few months we have learned how to work on Hub Pages and with our graphics programs. We are making FREE Coloring Pages for many different subjects.. For some of the subjects we are following what we see on the TV as we really do not know who some of these characters are. This FREE DOWNLOAD facility allows kids, tweens, tweens and even parents access to all of our free coloring pages, including those of religious content.
We hope you enjoy the images we have made for you and will give our pages a good ranking, thumbs up at the bottom of the page.
It rains a lot where our cousins live and their parents tell us the pages are great to keep them busy on days so rainy that they cannot go outside. Of course kids find all kinds of things to do with coloring pages, including pasting them on the walls of their doors, lockers at school and rooms.
By using our FREE DOWNLOAD facility you can do many things with these coloring pages. To use the FREE DOWNLOAD just do these steps.
- If you click on them the picture will get bigger.
- Right and save the web page to your own computer.
- After saving the images you can print and color them.
We hope you will enjoy these free coloring pages and all the cool links so that you will enjoy this website and have as much fun as we did making it.
Please tell your friends about our site and the links to our other coloring pages - Have FUN ! Also please tell your friends at school and church about our FREE DOWNLOAD facility that enables kids, tweens, teens and even parents easy access to these great free coloring pages.
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