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From Gullu’s Monsters land · 24 pages
Cute Monster Coloring Pages
Meet the friendly, silly characters of Gullu's Monsters land: 24 monster coloring pages made to make kids giggle, not hide. Every monster has a big smile, so the set suits toddlers through the early grades, including kids who are nervous about anything spooky. Little ones can start with easy shapes like the smiling ghost, the big-footed monster, the boxy monster or the fluff ball. Older kids can take on more detailed pages such as the robot monster covered in buttons, the sleepy monster in striped pajamas, the bathtime monster in a bubbly tub or the ice cream monster with a waffle cone. You will also find twin monster friends, a winged monster and a reading monster with an open book. Because monsters can be any color at all, kids can be as wild as they like. The Three-Eyed Monster is free to print; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 11 easy for the youngest
- Three-Eyed MonsterMedium · free to print
- Furry MonsterMedium
- Blob MonsterEasy
- Robot MonsterDetailed
- Smiling GhostEasy
- Spiky MonsterMedium
- Tall MonsterEasy
- Tiny Mushroom MonsterMedium
- One-Horned MonsterEasy
- Fluff Ball MonsterEasy
- Long-Neck MonsterEasy
- Boxy MonsterEasy
- Winged MonsterMedium
- Sleepy MonsterDetailed
- Big-Footed MonsterEasy
- Twin MonstersMedium
- Munching MonsterMedium
- Bathtime MonsterDetailed
- Reading MonsterDetailed
- Dancing MonsterEasy
- Top Hat MonsterEasy
- Ice Cream MonsterDetailed
- Pillow MonsterEasy
- Bouncing MonsterMedium
What kids practice
Monster pages are perfect for creative thinking because there is no wrong color for a monster. Kids practice fine motor control on big bodies, then slow down for horns, spikes and spots. Counting eyes, horns and feet builds early math, and describing a monster with words like fuzzy, spiky, tall or tiny grows vocabulary. Making up names and stories for each monster supports language and imagination.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Have kids color a monster, give it a name and write or say three describing words about it.
- Play monster math: count the eyes, horns and feet on each page and add them up.
- Print a few copies of the free Three-Eyed Monster, color each one differently, tape them to craft sticks and put on a short puppet show.
Cute Monster Coloring Pages: questions
Are these monster coloring pages scary for young kids?
No. Every monster here has a big smile and a soft, rounded shape, and they do everyday things like reading, dancing, eating a snack or taking a bath. There are no sharp claws, dark scenes or frightening faces. They are a fun, gentle way to help kids who feel unsure about monsters see them as silly friends.
What are the easiest monster coloring pages for preschoolers?
The smiling ghost, big-footed monster, tall monster, long-neck monster and fluff ball monster have only a few big spaces each, which makes them ideal for preschoolers. The boxy monster and top hat monster are also simple. When kids are ready for more, try the robot monster or bathtime monster.
Can I use these monster coloring pages for a class party or Halloween?
Yes. The Three-Eyed Monster page is free to print for personal and classroom use, so it works well for Halloween parties, rainy-day breaks or a monster-themed reading unit. The other monster pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale. Because the monsters are friendly, they suit kids who prefer a cheerful, not spooky, Halloween.
Seasons
Unicorns
Community helpers
Arctic animals
Construction
Ocean animals
Vegetables
My town
Valentines
Toddlers
Ice cream
Color the whole Monsters land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Monsters 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.
