Menorah coloring pages for kids, printable free
Print or download this free Menorah coloring page for kids — completely free, no sign-up required! This sheet features a traditional nine-branched menorah with nine candles and gentle flame outlines, symmetrical design, thick black lines, no shading, clear open coloring spaces, plain white background. Perfect for children aged 4–12, it works great as a quiet-time activity, a classroom craft or a fun rainy-day project.
This Holidays coloring page is ideal for seasonal crafts and holiday celebrations. Kids can use crayons, felt-tip pens, coloured pencils or watercolours to fill in the design — there are no rules, just creativity! Once coloured, the page makes a lovely piece of artwork to display at home or at school.
A free printable coloring book PDF is included with this page — it bundles all four Menorah designs in one file. Just click Download Coloring Book above to open it in a new browser tab, then save it or print as many copies as you like. Prefer to print straight away? Hit Print to send the page directly to your printer. No sign-up, no cost — every coloring page on Coloring Kids is 100% free — browse our full Holidays coloring pages collection or color online in your browser!
Menorah coloring page — FAQs
Is the Menorah PDF a single page?
Yes. The Menorah download is a one-page US Letter PDF (303 KB), so it prints on a single sheet. Open it with the Download button and print as many copies as you need.
What age is the Menorah coloring page for?
This sheet suits children aged roughly 4–12. Younger children in that range tend to block in solid colour, while older ones use the same outline to practise shading and blending. There is no wrong way to colour it.
Can I print the Menorah page for a classroom?
Yes. Every page on Coloring Kids is free under a Creative Commons BY-NC licence, which covers printing unlimited copies for a class, a library or a church group. The only thing you cannot do is resell it.
Which holidays are covered?
Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, Hanukkah, Independence Day and New Year, with more added each season.











