Three Crosses on a Hill for Good Friday

Three wooden crosses stand on a patch of uneven ground, with a figure hanging from each one. The two larger crosses sit side by side in the front and middle, while the third, smaller cross is set farther back on the right. Each figure has arms stretched out along the crossbeam, wears a simple cloth wrapped at the waist, and has a bare chest and legs. The crosses are drawn with thick, bold outlines and a boxy, blocky look at the beam ends, which makes the shapes easy for small hands to color. The ground is a wavy, open shape with no plants or buildings around it. This free page suits a quiet Good Friday lesson at home or in Sunday school. Try coloring the wood in different browns and grays, then use the plain ground area for a soft sunset or dusky sky color to set a calm mood for talking about the day.