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From Gullu’s Kitchen land · 20 pages
Kitchen Coloring Pages
Pots, pans, tools and appliances, all with smiling faces, make up the 20 kitchen coloring pages in Gullu's Kitchen land, drawn for kids from toddlers to the early grades. Kids can color a teapot ready for a tea party, a frying pan with a fried egg, a toaster popping out two slices, a stand mixer, a steaming kettle and a fridge with a heart magnet. Baking tools are here too, like a mixing bowl with a wooden spoon, a rolling pin on dough, a whisk, a chef hat and an apron with a heart pocket. Busy pages such as the oven with a pie inside and the blender full of fruit offer more detail for older kids, while the chef hat and the mug are simple and quick. There is even a cheeky cat reaching into the cookie jar. Kids can print the Teapot free from this page and color the rest in the Gullu app.
20 pictures to color 12 easy for the youngest
- TeapotEasy · free to print
- Frying Pan with EggEasy
- ToasterMedium
- Stand MixerMedium
- KettleMedium
- FridgeEasy
- Spoon and ForkEasy
- Mixing BowlEasy
- Rolling PinEasy
- OvenDetailed
- Chef HatEasy
- ApronEasy
- BlenderDetailed
- Cutting Board and CarrotEasy
- Salt and Pepper ShakersMedium
- MugEasy
- LunchboxMedium
- MicrowaveMedium
- WhiskEasy
- Cat and Cookie JarEasy
What kids practice
Kitchen pages help kids learn the names of everyday tools and what each one does. Talking about whisks, rolling pins and blenders builds vocabulary and gets children curious about cooking. The facts explain simple kitchen science, like why eggs turn white and how steam forms. Coloring straight edges on fridges and microwaves and curves on teapots and mugs also builds hand control.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Play kitchen I spy: color a page, then find the real tool in your kitchen together.
- Cook a simple recipe with a grown-up and color the pages of every tool you used.
- Host a pretend tea party and set the table with colored copies of the free Teapot page as place mats.
Kitchen Coloring Pages: questions
What are the easiest kitchen coloring pages for toddlers?
The chef hat, the frying pan with an egg, the mug and the spoon and fork are the simplest, with just a few big shapes. The rolling pin, apron and mixing bowl are also easy. For older kids, the oven with a pie inside and the blender packed with fruit have the most small details to color.
Can I print these kitchen coloring pages for my classroom?
The Teapot page is free to print for personal, home and classroom use, so you can copy it for a cooking unit, a pretend play corner or a family cooking night. The other kitchen pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not resell the page or include it in products for sale. Plain letter or A4 paper works with crayons and markers.
How can kitchen coloring pages help kids in real life?
They give children names for the tools they see every day and a chance to talk about kitchen safety, like staying away from hot kettles and ovens. Many kids love to help after coloring, so pair a page with a small job, such as stirring batter with a whisk or setting out the spoons and forks.
Beach
Jungle animals
Food
Sports
Pets
Robots
Circus
Birthday party
Cats
Color the whole Kitchen land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Kitchen 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.
