St Martin coloring pages: sharing the cloak, lantern procession, Martin's goose

Printable St Martin coloring pages for children around Martinstag on 11 November, in kindergarten, primary school and at home. The nine show Saint Martin on horseback cutting his cloak to share it with a beggar, a line of children walking with paper lanterns, and a plump goose among fallen leaves. Bold and easy, storybook detail and stained glass give the three looks.

• A kindergarten activity around 11 November
• A primary school lesson on the legend
• A home activity before a lantern walk
• A page for a parish hall

Frequently asked questions

What is the legend on the first page?

Saint Martin cuts his cloak in two with his sword to give half to a beggar.

Which page suits which age?

The bold and easy page has thick outlines for kindergarten children. The storybook page has fine detail for older children. The stained glass page is a church window divided by thick leading lines.

Are these ready to print?

Each is a flat black-and-white line drawing on white, with no shading or solid black fills, as in a coloring book.

Can I ask for a different scene?

Yes. Type a direction such as snowy night and the page is drawn for it. It is a request, not a promised page.

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