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From Gullu’s Robots land · 24 pages
Robot Coloring Pages
Every one of the 24 robot coloring pages in Gullu's Robots land shows a friendly robot drawn in clean lines for kids from toddlers to the early grades. Each robot has a job or a hobby: a chef robot with a spatula, a garden robot with a watering can, a painter robot at an easel, a recycling robot with a bin, a delivery robot carrying boxes and a robot playing the trumpet. Animal robots join the fun too, including a robot dog, a robot cat and a robot bird with gear-shaped wings. Kids will also find a classic box robot with a heart, a robot vacuum, a sleepy robot cuddling its charging plug and a giant robot giving a child a ride. The wheel robot and box robot have simpler shapes, while many others are full of joints and gears. Print the Wheel Robot free on this page; the other 23 robots are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color
- Wheel RobotMedium · free to print
- Box RobotMedium
- Robot DogDetailed
- Flying RobotMedium
- Gear RobotDetailed
- Robot VacuumMedium
- Giant RobotDetailed
- Piano RobotMedium
- Chef RobotDetailed
- Garden RobotDetailed
- Baby RobotDetailed
- Robot CatDetailed
- Unicycle RobotMedium
- Long Leg RobotDetailed
- Sleepy RobotDetailed
- Painter RobotDetailed
- Recycling RobotDetailed
- Trumpet RobotDetailed
- Robot BirdDetailed
- Delivery RobotDetailed
- Swimming RobotMedium
- Tea Party RobotDetailed
- Rocket RobotDetailed
- Robot with Teddy BearDetailed
What kids practice
Robot pages are a playful first step into science and technology. Kids learn words like gear, sensor, propeller, battery and antenna, and the facts explain how real machines such as drones, robot vacuums and Mars rovers work. Coloring jointed arms and gear teeth builds careful hand control, and the job-themed robots spark talk about helping, recycling and caring for plants.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Build a cardboard robot from boxes, tubes and bottle caps after coloring a favorite page.
- Play robot says: one child gives simple robot commands like turn, beep or walk while others follow.
- Invent a new job for the free Wheel Robot, draw it on the back of the printed page and explain how it helps people.
Robot Coloring Pages: questions
What are good robot coloring pages for young kids?
The wheel robot, the box robot and the flying robot have the simplest shapes and are great for preschoolers. The swimming robot and the unicycle robot are good next steps. Older kids who enjoy small details will like the painter robot, the trumpet robot and the tea party robot, which have many joints and props.
Can I print these robot coloring pages for my classroom?
The Wheel Robot page is free to print for personal, home and classroom use, so you can use it for a STEM lesson, a maker club or an after-school program. The other robot pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale. Standard letter or A4 paper works with crayons, markers and colored pencils.
How can robot coloring pages support STEM learning?
Each page with a real-world link shares a short fact about technology, like how drones fly or why robot vacuums use sensors. Kids can label robot parts, invent a job for their robot or build one from recycled materials. These small activities introduce engineering ideas such as design, testing and solving problems in a fun way.
Pirates
Kitchen
Birthday party
Cars and trucks
Toys
Mermaids
Forest animals
Circus
Cats
Dogs
For boys
Valentines
Color the whole Robots land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Robots 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.
