Kids love coloring pages, especially if they’re as complicated and challenging as these. The best part is that coloring becomes a great way for kids to become more active and get their brains working in different ways! In this Coloring Pages for Kids guide, we’ll share some of our favorite ideas for parents who want to provide their little ones with a regular dose of coloring but that don’t necessarily have time to make themselves a batch of pre-printed pages from the store or have access to an actual coloring sheet. Instead, these parents will find peace of mind knowing that there are plenty of simple and engaging ways to help their children color without jumping on a coloring page or app like they normally would. We’ve got some great ideas for adults too!

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Printable Coloring Pages

These coloring pages are perfect for those moments when you don’t have time for a traditional coloring page. Instead of heading to the store with your child to pick up a pre-printed page, you can easily print out their coloring pages on paper using a coloring app or the printing function on your computer. These pages will come out much clearer and more vibrant than those printed pages ever could have hoped for. This also means that these printable coloring pages are great for kids who are having a hard time with color or just don’t like to color. This is especially true since you can either print these pages at home or take them to school with you. Kids will love seeing their coloring pages printed out and having them to color at their own convenience!

Simple Activities for Kids to Color

Kids love to do activities that require them to be actively engaged with something instead of just passively coloring. This is why we love coloring books, coloring apps, and coloring classes. These simple coloring activities will keep your kids actively involved in color while helping them learn a variety of valuable skills. 1. Put a word or a phrase in a bowl. Ask your kids to use their vocabulary to fill in the words. This is a great way to practice reading and vocabulary. 2. Put a picture in a jar. Tell your kids to put their picture in the jar and then close it. This is an excellent way to practice categorizing. 3. Make a collage. Ask your kids to put various pictures (and words) together to form a picture that makes sense together. This is another great way to build your kids’ vocabulary.