Cinrobiye Ten Commandments Coloring Wheel Craft Kit – 48 Cards, 3 Patterns, Crayons & Pins for Sunday School & VBS

This Ten Commandments coloring wheel craft kit from Cinrobiye gives you 48 pre-printed cards in three different patterns, plus 30 assembly pins and six 8-color crayon sets. Each card measures 9.56 by 8.66 inches, providing enough space for coloring without overwhelming small hands. The kit is designed for Sunday school classes, VBS, family activities, and school craft groups.

What’s Included in the Ten Commandments Wheel Craft Set?

• 48 Ten Commandments themed coloring cards (3 patterns)
• 30 pushpins for assembling the rotating wheels
• 6 assembleable crayons (each with 8 colors)

How to Assemble the Coloring Wheel?

The cards come pre-punched with holes. You simply push a pin through the stacked cards and open the pin backs to create a spinning wheel. No glue or extra tools are needed. Each wheel lets children turn to reveal different parts of the Ten Commandments story.

Specifications at a Glance

Ways to Use This Kit in Sunday School or at Home

Because the cards are printed in black and white, children can color them however they like. The hard cardboard prevents marker or crayon from bleeding through, so both sides stay clean. Finished wheels work well as take-home Sunday school gifts, party favors for Easter or Holy Week events, or classroom rewards. The set includes enough cards and pins for multiple children to work at the same time. The Ten Commandments theme helps children learn the biblical commandments through a hands-on activity that combines coloring and assembly.

Questions Parents and Teachers Often Ask

Are the crayons included in the kit?

Yes. The package contains six 8-color assembleable crayons, giving you 48 single crayons total. Children put them together before coloring.

How many patterns are there?

Three different Ten Commandments designs are included across the 48 cards. That means each pattern appears 16 times.

Is the cardboard thick enough for young children?

The cards are made of hard thick cardboard that resists tearing and is not easy to break. They are also thick enough that color does not show through to the back, which is helpful when both sides are used.

What age is this kit best for?

Listed for kids. The simple coloring and pushpin assembly works well for preschool through early elementary ages. Adult supervision is recommended for pin pushing.