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From Gullu’s Music land · 20 pages
Musical Instrument Coloring Pages
Musical instruments and animal musicians share the stage in the 20 music coloring pages of Gullu's Music land, made for toddlers through the early grades. The set mixes easy pages with a few detailed ones, so younger and older kids can color side by side. The simplest is a smiling music note, followed by a singing frog with a microphone, a flute, a tambourine and a harp. Instruments in the middle range include a xylophone, a trumpet, a violin and bow, maracas and a radio with music notes floating above. Kids who like detail can take on the upright piano with its full row of keys, the acoustic guitar, the accordion and the hand bells. Animal musicians include a dancing bear with headphones, a bird choir, a cat playing piano, a drummer dog and an elephant playing trumpet. The Marching Drum is yours to print free; the other instruments are colored in the Gullu app.
20 pictures to color 2 easy for the youngest
- Marching DrumMedium · free to print
- GuitarDetailed
- Upright PianoDetailed
- XylophoneMedium
- TrumpetMedium
- Violin and BowMedium
- MaracasMedium
- TambourineMedium
- FluteMedium
- Singing FrogEasy
- Dancing Bear with HeadphonesMedium
- RadioMedium
- HarpMedium
- Hand BellsDetailed
- AccordionDetailed
- Bird ChoirDetailed
- Music NoteEasy
- Cat Playing PianoMedium
- Drummer DogDetailed
- Elephant Playing TrumpetMedium
What kids practice
Music pages introduce the names of real instruments and how they make sound, whether by hitting, shaking, plucking, bowing or blowing. Kids can sort instruments into families like strings, percussion and brass, count piano keys and xylophone bars, and connect bar length to high and low notes. Coloring strings, keys and frets builds careful, steady strokes that help with writing.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Sort the instruments kids color into families: hit or shake (drum, maracas, tambourine), pluck or bow (guitar, violin, harp) and blow (trumpet, flute).
- Color the maracas, then make real shakers from small bottles filled with rice and play along to a favorite song.
- Play a song and have kids name the instrument they think they hear, then talk about how that instrument makes sound.
Musical Instrument Coloring Pages: questions
What are good music coloring pages for toddlers?
The music note is the easiest, with just a few shapes. The singing frog, flute, tambourine, trumpet and harp are also simple, with large spaces and smooth outlines. Toddlers enjoy shaking a real rattle or tapping a drum while they color. The piano, guitar, accordion and bird choir have many small parts and suit older kids.
Can I print these music coloring pages for a music class?
The Marching Drum page is free to print for personal and classroom use, so music teachers, preschool classes and homeschool families can copy it for lessons, centers or a music-themed party. Print as many copies as your group needs. The other music pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products that are sold.
Which instruments are in the music coloring pages?
The set includes a marching drum, guitar, upright piano, xylophone, trumpet, violin, maracas, tambourine, flute, harp, hand bells and accordion, plus a radio and a music note. Animal musicians round it out: a singing frog, a dancing bear, a bird choir, a cat playing piano, a drummer dog and an elephant playing trumpet.
How can music coloring pages help kids learn about music?
Each page connects to a real fact about how sound is made. Kids can learn that shorter xylophone bars play higher notes, that a trumpet player buzzes their lips, that bells ring because the metal vibrates and that a piano has 88 keys. Pairing a page with a quick listen to that instrument helps the idea stick.
Baby animals
Castles and dragons
Birds
Princesses
Safari animals
Desert
Shapes
Space
Cats
Dogs
Preschool
Bears
Frogs
Elephants
Color the whole Music land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Music 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.
