Cinderella's Carriage
Fairy Tale Coloring Pages
Click on any of the thumbnails to open up the download page. Adobe Reader is required to open the PDFs. Click here to get it free.
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Wolf and Seven Kids
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Wolf and Seven Kids Mom
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Flying Witch
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Tom Thumb Eating Pudding
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Tom Thumb Sitting on Hat
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Tom Thumb Walking in the Grass
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Tom Thumb with Giant
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Tom Thumb with Cow
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Tom Thumb Cat
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Tin Soldier
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Tin Soldier Ballerina
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Thumbelina
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Thumbelina Wedding
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Sleeping Thumbelina with Toad
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Sleeping Thumbelina
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Thumbelina on Flower
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Thumbelina With Prince
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Thumbelina Holding Flowers
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Thumbelina Sitting on Flower
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Thumbelina on Bird
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Snow White Witch
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Snow White in the Forest
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Snow White Dwarfs
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Snow White Dwarf
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Snow White and Animals
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Scarecrow and Bird
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Rooster and Hare
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Little Red Ridinghood with Wolf in Forest
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Little Red Ridinghood with Granny
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Little Red Ridinghood with Wolf Granny
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Puss in Boots with Ogre
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Puss in Boots with Boy
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Puss in Boots with King
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Puss in Boots with Lion
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Puss in Boots
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Puss in Boots on Bridge
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Princess and the Frog Prince at the Pond
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Princess and the Frog King and Princess
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Princess and the Frog King Prince and Castle
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Frog Prince and Bear
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Pinocchio
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Pinocchio at a Party
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Eeyore and Piglet
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Castle at Night
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Pumpkin Hut
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Little Onion
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Little Cherry
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King on Throne
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King and Queen
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Jungle Book Bagheera
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Jungle Book Baloo
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Jungle Book Mowgli and Hathi
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Jungle Book Shere Khan
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King and Princess
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Goldilocks Peeking into Cabin
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Goldilocks Running Away
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Goldilocks Sleeping
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
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Grandparents in the Kitchen
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Goldilocks on a Path
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Goldilocks in the Woods
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Girl Picking Berries
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Girl Outside Cabin
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Girl Talking to Bear
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Girl Baking Bread
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Girl and Apple Tree
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Flint
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Flint Soldier
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Flint Judge
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Flint Dog
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Castle During Day
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Cinderella's Step Sisters
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Cinderella with Prince
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Cinderella Running Down Stairs
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Cinderella Doing Chores
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Cinderella with Carriage
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Carlson with Parents
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Carlson Under Umbrella
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Boy with Firebird
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Boy on Magic Mule
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Bear Going Home
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Three Little Pigs Wolf
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Three Little Pigs Building House
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Three Little Pigs with Balloons
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Return Home
Tips on Using This Site
Clicking on any of the small pictures (the thumbnails) will take you to a download page. On the download page, look for the purple button that says "CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD" and save the file on your computer. To view the PDF file, you will need the free Adobe Reader download, which you can get here.
Once the file is saved on your own computer, you simply need to get your crayons ready and print the page out. Running low on printer ink? We recommend the nice folks at www.4inkjets.com.
The Benefits of Coloring
Coloring helps pre-kindergartners develop fine motor skills in their hands and fingers. It also can fire little kids' imagination, and help them develop thinking skills. Coloring not only has oodles of developmental benefits for preschoolers, it's fun too! By the age of two, most children will be delighted to start coloring (as opposed to earlier attempts at just scribbling). They will feel a sense of accomplishment at being able to hold a crayon and draw and color familiar shapes and images.
Coloring is also a very portable activity that is easy to pack in a day bag, diaper bag or purse You only need to stash a few (or a few dozen) printed pages and a small box of crayons to be ready whenever the coloring moment strikes: in a restaurant, at a friend's house, on a train, or in an airplane.
Clicking on any of the small pictures (the thumbnails) will take you to a download page. On the download page, look for the purple button that says "CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD" and save the file on your computer. To view the PDF file, you will need the free Adobe Reader download, which you can get here.
Once the file is saved on your own computer, you simply need to get your crayons ready and print the page out. Running low on printer ink? We recommend the nice folks at www.4inkjets.com.
The Benefits of Coloring
Coloring helps pre-kindergartners develop fine motor skills in their hands and fingers. It also can fire little kids' imagination, and help them develop thinking skills. Coloring not only has oodles of developmental benefits for preschoolers, it's fun too! By the age of two, most children will be delighted to start coloring (as opposed to earlier attempts at just scribbling). They will feel a sense of accomplishment at being able to hold a crayon and draw and color familiar shapes and images.
Coloring is also a very portable activity that is easy to pack in a day bag, diaper bag or purse You only need to stash a few (or a few dozen) printed pages and a small box of crayons to be ready whenever the coloring moment strikes: in a restaurant, at a friend's house, on a train, or in an airplane.