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Sports Coloring Pages
For little athletes and fans, Gullu's Sports land offers 24 coloring pages of balls, gear and active kids. The set suits toddlers through the early grades. Smiling equipment like the basketball, volleyball, medal and archery target has big, easy shapes, while pages such as the badminton racket, the cycling kid and the skiing kid are packed with detail for older children. You will find classic ball games including baseball, tennis, cricket, rugby, golf and bowling, plus action scenes of kids swimming, running, surfing, doing karate, turning a cartwheel, ice skating and bouncing on a trampoline. A trophy cup and a gold medal make perfect rewards after a game or a big effort. Each page comes with a short true fact about the sport. The Soccer Ball is the free page to print; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 6 easy for the youngest
- Soccer BallMedium · free to print

- Cricket Bat and BallMedium

- BasketballEasy

- Tennis Racket and BallMedium

- SkateboardMedium

- Trophy CupMedium

- Badminton Racket and ShuttlecockDetailed

- Gold MedalEasy

- Swimming KidMedium

- Cycling KidDetailed

- Baseball GloveMedium

- Hockey Stick and PuckEasy

- Bowling Ball and PinsMedium

- Golf Ball and FlagDetailed

- Running KidMedium

- Cartwheel KidMedium

- Surfing KidEasy

- Karate KidDetailed

- Ice Skating GirlDetailed

- Archery TargetEasy

- VolleyballEasy

- Rugby BallMedium

- Skiing KidDetailed

- Trampoline JumpDetailed

What kids practice
Sports pages build fine motor control on both round balls and small details like racket strings, spokes and laces. Kids learn the names of different sports and their equipment, and each fact adds real-world knowledge, like why golf balls have dimples. Counting stitches, pins and players supports early math, and talking about each sport encourages kids to try new ways to move.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Play sports charades: each child colors a page, then acts out that sport while others guess.
- Make a class chart of ball sports, water sports and winter sports, and add each sport to it as kids color it.
- Award a colored Soccer Ball page to a child who showed good teamwork during the week.
Sports Coloring Pages: questions
What sports coloring pages are best for toddlers?
The basketball, volleyball, gold medal, archery target and hockey stick pages have the biggest shapes and fewest small parts, so they are great for toddlers. The surfing kid is another easy one. Older kids who like a challenge can try the badminton racket, cycling kid, skiing kid or golf ball with all its dimples.
Can teachers print these sports coloring pages for class or PE?
Yes, the Soccer Ball page is free to print for personal and classroom use, including PE lessons, sports days and after-school clubs. It prints on a single sheet, so it is easy to copy for a whole group. The other sports pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or use it in products for resale.
Is the football page a soccer ball or an American football?
The soccer ball page shows the round, patched ball used in soccer, which most of the world calls football. If your child loves the oval ball with laces, choose the rugby ball page instead. Both work well for kids who play on a team or enjoy watching games with family.

Color the whole Sports land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Sports 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.