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Koala Coloring Pages

Koala coloring pages show the sleepy Australian tree-dweller hugging a branch, munching eucalyptus leaves and carrying a baby on its back. Big round shapes suit toddlers, and detailed fur and leaves suit older kids.

12 pages, free to print on US Letter or A4.

Very simple koala coloring pages ages 2-4

Easy koala coloring pages ages 3-6

Medium koala coloring pages ages 6-10

Detailed koala coloring pages ages 10+ and adults

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Kids often call them koala bears, which opens a nice talk about how koalas are not bears at all. They are marsupials, like kangaroos, and carry their babies in a pouch. Real koalas are gray with white fluffy ears, a white chest and a big dark nose. Their eucalyptus leaves are a dusty blue-green, which looks different from other leaves.

For fluffy ears, leave most of the ear white and add a little gray only around the edge. Gray-green or blue-green crayons make the eucalyptus leaves look real. Older kids can add soft gray strokes on the body to show fluffy fur.

Fun facts to share while you color

Ways to use these koala pages

Questions parents and teachers ask

Is a koala a bear?

No. Koalas are marsupials, which means the mother carries her baby in a pouch. The name koala bear is a common mistake.

What color is a koala?

Koalas are gray, sometimes with a brownish tint, with white on the chest and inside the ears. Their nose is dark and leathery.

What do koalas eat?

Koalas eat eucalyptus leaves, which grow on trees in Australia. The leaves are a soft blue-green color.

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