From Gullu’s Toys land · 24 pages

Toy Coloring Pages

Classic playthings that kids will recognize from their own shelves and toy boxes appear in the 24 toy coloring pages of Gullu's Toys land. They are made for toddlers through the early grades, and many pages are simple enough for a first crayon. Easy picks include the rubber duck, the yo-yo, the pinwheel, the stacking rings and the puzzle pieces. In the middle range are the toy car, the toy plane, the star ball and the ABC block tower. For kids who enjoy detail, there is a rag doll with yarn pigtails, a toy robot, a toy train, a rocking horse, a marble jar and a toy soldier with crossed straps and a tall hat. Most toys have friendly smiling faces. The Teddy Bear is free to print for home or classroom coloring; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.

Print the free page: Teddy Bear All 44 free pages (PDF)

What kids practice

Toy pages connect coloring to things children already play with, which makes talking about them easy. Kids can name shapes they spot, like the cubes in the blocks, the circle of the yo-yo and the triangles on the kite, and practice size order with the stacking rings. The ABC block tower adds letter recognition, and the marbles and puzzle pieces give counting practice while fingers build control.

Ideas for home and the classroom

Hold a show-and-tell where each child colors the page that looks most like a toy they own and tells the group about it.
Go on a shape hunt: color the blocks, ball, kite and yo-yo, then find a cube, a sphere, a diamond and a circle in the room.
Color the free Teddy Bear page, then line up real toys behind it like train cars and count them.

FAQ

Toy Coloring Pages: questions

What are good toy coloring pages for toddlers?

The rubber duck, yo-yo, pinwheel, stacking rings, puzzle pieces, kite and play dough tub are the easiest, with just a few large shapes and bold outlines. Toddlers also love seeing toys they recognize. The rag doll, toy soldier, marble jar and toy train have many more small parts, so save those for older preschoolers and school-age kids.

Can I print these toy coloring pages for my classroom?

The Teddy Bear page is free to print for personal and classroom use, whether that is a single copy for a quiet afternoon or a stack for a preschool group. Feel free to print it as often as you like. The other toy pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not resell the page or include it in any product that is sold.

Which toy pages help with learning shapes and letters?

The stacked blocks show cubes, the star ball is a sphere covered in stars, the yo-yo is a circle and the kite is a diamond made of triangles. The ABC block tower shows the letters A to E, so kids can name each letter and a word that starts with it. The stacking rings are great for talking about big, bigger and biggest.

Are these toy pages good for a rainy day or quiet time?

Yes. Because the pages range from very easy to quite detailed, siblings of different ages can color side by side. Younger kids can finish a rubber duck or pinwheel in a few minutes, while older ones settle in with the rag doll or toy soldier. Pair a finished page with the real toy for extra play.

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Color the whole Toys land in Gullu

In the Gullu app, the Toys 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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