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From Gullu’s Forest land · 24 pages
Forest and Woodland Animal Coloring Pages
Step into Gullu's Forest land for 24 coloring pages of friendly woodland animals and outdoor scenes, made for kids from toddlers to early grades. Each picture has bold, clear outlines, and the set ranges from easy pages like the sleepy fox, the porcupine with a balloon and the forest signpost to detailed ones such as the owl in its nest and the scaly pinecone. You will meet a spotted fawn, a hedgehog carrying an apple, a squirrel and a chipmunk with acorns, a bear hugging a honey pot and a raccoon peeking out of a log. A moose, a beaver with a log, a howling wolf pup, a badger, a skunk and a woodpecker in a hard hat join in too. The Fox, sitting tall with its bushy tail, is free to print here; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 9 easy for the youngest
- FoxEasy · free to print
- Baby Deer FawnMedium
- Hedgehog with AppleEasy
- Squirrel with AcornMedium
- Bear with Honey PotMedium
- Raccoon in a LogMedium
- Owl Chick in Tree StumpEasy
- MooseMedium
- Beaver with LogMedium
- Howling Wolf PupMedium
- BadgerEasy
- ChipmunkMedium
- Mushroom FriendsDetailed
- Sleepy FoxEasy
- Owl in NestDetailed
- Deer with Big AntlersMedium
- Bear Cub Climbing StumpMedium
- Rabbit Peeking from BurrowEasy
- SkunkMedium
- Porcupine with BalloonEasy
- Woodpecker in Hard HatMedium
- CampfireEasy
- PineconeDetailed
- Forest SignpostEasy
What kids practice
Forest pages teach the names of woodland animals and simple facts about how they live, such as beavers building dams, owls nesting in trees and rabbits living in burrows. Kids practice natural colors like browns, grays and greens, and learn to color fur, spikes, scales and stripes. Counting spots, stripes and antler points adds early math, and the pages lead naturally into nature walks.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Go on a nature walk and look for real acorns, pinecones and leaves to match the pages.
- Sort the animals kids have colored by where they live: in trees, on the ground or underground.
- Build a classroom forest mural: print the free Fox page for each child, then tape the colored foxes among paper trees and add drawings of other woodland animals.
Forest and Woodland Animal Coloring Pages: questions
What are easy forest animal coloring pages for preschoolers?
The sleepy fox, porcupine with a balloon, hedgehog, owl chick in a stump and peeking rabbit are the easiest, each with a few large shapes. The forest signpost and campfire are simple too. Once kids are comfortable, the fawn, squirrel and moose add a few more details, and the pinecone and owl in a nest are best for older kids.
Can I print these woodland coloring pages for my class?
The Fox page is free to print for home and classroom use, so it works well for a woodland animal unit, a fall nature table or a quiet-time folder. Copy it as many times as your class needs. The other forest pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not resell the page or include it in paid products.
Which animals live in the forest?
Many animals make their homes in forests, including foxes, deer, bears, squirrels, chipmunks, owls, raccoons, badgers, skunks, porcupines, beavers and woodpeckers. Some live in trees, some dig burrows underground and some build homes near streams. These pages show many of them, so kids can color each animal and talk about where it sleeps.
Robots
Circus
Baby animals
Castles and dragons
Birds
Princesses
Safari animals
Camping
Halloween
Easter
Fall
Toddlers
Animals
Bunnies
Bears
Owls
Color the whole Forest land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Forest land holds these 24 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.
