From Gullu’s Pirates land · 24 pages

Pirate Coloring Pages

Friendly pirates, their animal crew and all the treasure-hunting gear a young sailor needs turn up in the 24 pirate coloring pages of Gullu's Pirates land. They are made for preschoolers, kindergarteners and early-grade kids, with a mix of easy and medium pages plus plenty of detailed ones. Simpler pages include the treasure map with a compass, the cannonball, the pirate flag, the gold coin and the pirate octopus. Busier scenes include a pirate girl with a parrot on her shoulder, a baby pirate in a barrel, a pirate cat, a ship's wheel and a rowboat with oars. Animal fans will also find a pirate dog, monkey, crab and turtle, plus parrots perched on a wheel and holding a map. Nothing is scary here; every face is smiling. The Pirate with Eye Patch is free to print at home or school, and the rest are colored in the Gullu app.

Print the free page: Pirate with Eye Patch All 44 free pages (PDF)

What kids practice

Pirate pages bring in real sailing words like anchor, spyglass, compass, cutlass and ship's wheel, and give kids a picture to match each one. Treasure maps lead to simple map skills like following a path and finding an X. Children can count coins, wheel handles and octopus arms, learn a fact about sea animals, and practice careful coloring on ropes, planks and stripes.

Ideas for home and the classroom

Draw a simple treasure map of the classroom after coloring the treasure map page, then hide a small prize at the X.
After coloring the ship, anchor, spyglass and ship's wheel, name each part out loud and act out a short sea voyage.
Hold a pirate crew day: each child colors an animal pirate, gives it a name and a job, and introduces it to the crew.

FAQ

Pirate Coloring Pages: questions

Are these pirate coloring pages OK for young kids?

Yes. Every pirate, animal and object in this set has a friendly smiling face, and there is no fighting or anything frightening. The pirate flag uses a simple cartoon skull, and swords appear only as toy-like props. If you prefer to skip those, start with the treasure map, gold coin, island, ship or animal pirates.

Can I print these pirate pages for a classroom or a pirate party?

The Pirate with Eye Patch page is free to print for personal and classroom use, so it is perfect for a pirate-themed birthday party, a summer reading program or a sea unit at school. Print as many copies as you need for your group. The other pirate pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or use it in products that are sold.

What are the easiest pirate coloring pages for preschoolers?

The treasure map has the fewest parts, followed by the pirate flag, the cannonball, the pirate octopus, the spyglass and the gold coin. These have large spaces and clear outlines. The pirate girl, baby pirate in a barrel, pirate parrot and pirate cat have many more small sections, so they suit older kids.

Can pirate coloring pages teach kids anything real?

Yes. Many pages connect to true facts about sailing and the sea. Kids can learn that a compass points north, that a ship's wheel turns the rudder, that ships kept cats to catch mice and that some real pirates were women. The sea animal pirates come with facts about octopuses, crabs and turtles.

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Color the whole Pirates land in Gullu

In the Gullu app, the Pirates 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.

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