Which part of the story do these show?

Genesis 2 and 3: Adam naming the animals, the serpent by the tree in the garden, and the couple leaving Eden.

Are the figures drawn modestly?

Yes. The figures are drawn modestly for children.

Can I ask for a different garden scene?

Yes. Type the scene you want, such as the tree of life or baby animals. The request shapes the page, but a result is not promised to match it exactly.

Which style suits which age?

Bold and simple suits young children, classic suits ages six to nine, and fine detail suits older children.

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Adam and Eve coloring pages: naming the animals, the serpent, leaving Eden

Adam and Eve coloring pages — Adam in the garden naming the animals as they come to him, a lion, a deer and a peacock, his body hidden behind tall leaves, bold thick-outline coloring book style, one heavy uniform black line, big simple open shapes for young children

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Reading 1Naming animals

Reading 2The serpent

Reading 3Leaving Eden

Printable Adam and Eve coloring pages for Sunday school and Christian homeschool, from Genesis 2 and 3. Three scenes: Adam naming the animals in the garden, the serpent in the fruit tree, and the couple in garments of skin leaving Eden while an angel guards the gate. The figures are drawn modestly for children. Bold, classic and fine-detail lines. Type a garden creature or scene, and the same styles carry it.

a Sunday school lesson on Eden
a children's church story corner
a Christian homeschool Genesis unit
a Bible journal page for a child

Frequently asked questions

Which part of the story do these show?: Genesis 2 and 3: Adam naming the animals, the serpent by the tree in the garden, and the couple leaving Eden.
Are the figures drawn modestly?: Yes. The figures are drawn modestly for children.
Can I ask for a different garden scene?: Yes. Type the scene you want, such as the tree of life or baby animals. The request shapes the page, but a result is not promised to match it exactly.
Which style suits which age?: Bold and simple suits young children, classic suits ages six to nine, and fine detail suits older children.

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