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From Gullu’s Circus land · 20 pages
Circus Coloring Pages
Gullu's Circus land brings the fun of the big top to kids from toddlers to early grades with 20 coloring pages. Each picture is drawn with clear, bold outlines and a friendly face. You will find a striped circus tent, a ringmaster in a tall top hat, a juggling clown, a balloon clown, a clown popping out of a cannon and a stilt walker. Performers include an acrobat doing a one-hand handstand, a strongman lifting a barbell and a magician with a bunny in his hat. Animal friends join the show too: an elephant on a ball, a lion leaping through a hoop, a clapping seal, a monkey on a tightrope, a bear on a unicycle and a circus dog. A popcorn bucket and a circus ticket complete the set. You can print the Circus Clown free here, while the rest of the show is colored in the Gullu app.
20 pictures to color 3 easy for the youngest
- Circus ClownDetailed · free to print
- Elephant Balancing on BallMedium
- Lion Jumping Through HoopDetailed
- Clapping SealEasy
- Acrobat Doing HandstandMedium
- Juggling ClownDetailed
- Tightrope Walking MonkeyDetailed
- Circus TentDetailed
- RingmasterDetailed
- Strongman Lifting WeightsDetailed
- Circus DogEasy
- Cannon ClownDetailed
- Circus PopcornMedium
- Bear on UnicycleDetailed
- Magician with RabbitDetailed
- Prancing Circus HorseDetailed
- Balloon ClownDetailed
- Trapeze MonkeyMedium
- Circus TicketEasy
- Stilt Walker ClownDetailed
What kids practice
Circus pages are great for talking about balance, strength and practice, since acrobats, jugglers and stilt walkers all train for years. Kids practice coloring stripes, polka dots and patterns on costumes, which builds hand control. Counting balloons, juggling balls and wheel spokes adds number practice, and pretending to be a ringmaster encourages confident speaking and storytelling.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Put on a pretend circus where each child acts out the performer from the page they colored.
- Draw paper tickets inspired by the circus ticket picture and set up a ticket booth for a classroom show.
- Practice balance moves inspired by the acrobat and tightrope pages, like walking along a tape line.
Circus Coloring Pages: questions
What are easy circus coloring pages for toddlers?
The circus dog, circus ticket and clapping seal are the easiest, with a few big, simple shapes. The balancing elephant and circus popcorn come next. Pages like the ringmaster, cannon clown and balloon clown have many buttons, ruffles and balloons, so they suit older kids who enjoy coloring small details.
Can I print these circus coloring pages for a party or classroom?
The Circus Clown page is free to print for home, parties and classroom use. It works well for a carnival-themed birthday, a summer camp day or a quiet-time folder, and you can copy it as many times as you need. The other circus pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale.
Are the clowns in these pages scary?
No. Every clown is drawn with a round, smiling face, soft curly hair and big friendly shoes, with no sharp features or creepy makeup. They look more like cheerful cartoon characters than face-painted performers. If a child is unsure about clowns, start with the animal and acrobat pages instead.
Kitchen
Birthday party
Cars and trucks
Toys
Mermaids
Forest animals
Camping
Baby animals
Dogs
Horses
Bunnies
Bears
Elephants
Lions and tigers
Color the whole Circus land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Circus land holds these 20 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.
