Toy Coloring Pages
Toy coloring pages feature teddy bears, robots, kites, balloons, dolls, playgrounds and building blocks. Balloons, blocks and teddy bears have the round, simple shapes toddlers love, while playground scenes and robots with lots of parts suit older kids.
Pages to start with
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Sitting teddy bear
Very simple
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Teddy bear with a big ball
Very simple
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Teddy bear with a heart
Very simple
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Teddy bear mom and baby
Easy
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Teddy bear with a ball
Easy
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Teddy bear with a crown
Easy
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Teddy bear with ice cream
Easy
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Valentine teddy bear
Easy
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Teddy bear in a cozy bedroom
Medium
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Teddy bear in a sunny meadow
Medium
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Patterned teddy bear with hearts and roses
Detailed
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Teddy bear mandala
Detailed
Toys are familiar, so children often color them to match the ones at home. Ask your child to pick a favorite toy and color the page to look like it. Blocks are good for learning colors and shapes, since each block can be a different color. A kite page connects to windy spring days, and a robot invites kids to invent buttons, lights and jobs for it to do.
Balloons look rounder with a small white highlight left near the top of each one. Draw the strings with a dark marker after coloring so they don't get lost under the crayon.
Fun facts to share while you color
- The teddy bear is named after President Theodore Roosevelt, whose nickname was Teddy.
- Kites were first flown in China a very long time ago.
- Helium balloons float because helium is lighter than the air around them.
- The word robot comes from a Czech word that means forced work.
Ways to use these toy pages
- Color a page of building blocks, cut them out and stack them into a paper tower on the wall.
- Color a robot, then write three jobs it could do to help around the house.
- Color a kite and add a real ribbon or yarn tail to hang it in a window.
- Play I spy with the playground page: name a color and let kids find the toy you colored that way.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Which toy coloring pages work best for toddlers?
Balloons, blocks and teddy bears have large, simple shapes. They also give toddlers a chance to name colors as they go.
How was the teddy bear named?
Teddy bears are named after President Theodore Roosevelt. A story about him refusing to shoot a bear on a hunting trip inspired a toy maker to create a stuffed bear.