✦ Ages 1–3 · first scribbles
Toddler coloring pages
ForAges 1–3ToddlersHome, classroom & homeschool
Big, friendly shapes with extra-thick lines, one picture per page and nothing fiddly. Made for first crayons, chunky markers and short attention spans.
- Free printable pages
- Sorted by topic and age
- One-click PDF
- Color online
Ready to print
Pages that fit ages 1–3
A is for ambulance
A is for apron
A is for arrow
Big Aa and apple
Happy maple leaf
Little turkey with pumpkin
Turkey in a pilgrim hat
Three acorn friends
Little pie in a frame
Pumpkin and harvest basket
Pumpkin and acorn
Ages 1–3 · Toddlers
What works at this age
1
One big picture per page, nothing in the background
2
Extra-thick outlines that still show after enthusiastic scribbling
3
Things toddlers can name: a ball, a duck, a car, a star
Kids practise: Holding a crayon · Naming colors and things · Hand–eye coordination
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Every topic A–ZTopics toddlers love
Tips for toddlers
- Tape the page to the table so it doesn't slide.
- Offer two or three colors, not the whole box.
- Five minutes is a great session at this age.
Teaching a class or homeschooling? Every set has a class-set PDF (two pages per sheet, with a name line) and a free coloring book.
Questions
What age are toddler coloring pages for?
Ages 1 to 3, roughly from the first time a child holds a crayon until preschool. The shapes are big enough to fill with a fist grip.
What crayons work best for toddlers?
Chunky crayons, egg crayons or washable markers. Our pages have extra-thick lines, so they still look good with heavy strokes.
Can my toddler color online?
Yes. Any page can be colored on a tablet: tap a color, then tap the picture to fill it.