St. Peter As The First Pope (Free Printable Pack For Kids!)

When you’re teaching kids about the Pope of the Catholic Church, did you know that you can refer straight to your Bible? Today, I want to share a free printable pack with all of you that will help you teach kids exactly where the Pope comes from, back to the very first Pope… St. Peter! Check out these printable pages about St. Peter as the first Pope for kids.

I have been creating Catholic notebooking pages as a series to go along with the book Tell Me About The Catholic Faith, and some of these pages come directly from that pack! You can find the entire 130 page pack of matching notebooking pages here. 

What Is In The St. Peter As First Pope Pack For Kids?

There are several versions of the page that goes over St. Peter being the first Pope. There is a coloring page that includes the scripture for your kids, a page where older kids can write the verse in themselves, and a page for littles where they can trace one sentence about St. Peter as the first Pope. This makes the pack perfect for all age groups!

I also have some directions for drawing your own Vatican flag, which further the story from the Bible for kids! There is a template page included with an empty Vatican flag for drawing in your own keys with a link to my free how to draw a Vatican flag video. For younger kids, there is a coloring page of the Vatican flag that already has the keys on there for them.

Here is Anabelle with her completed pages!

You can find even more Papal resources for kids here! This post includes Pope printables, crafts, snacks, and more.