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From Gullu’s Space land · 24 pages
Space Coloring Pages
Blast off with the 24 space coloring pages in Gullu's Space land: smiling rockets, planets, stars and the explorers who visit them, drawn for kids from toddlers to the early grades. The set mixes real space objects with playful characters: a rocket ship blasting off, a ringed planet, a comet with a swooping tail, a satellite with solar panels, a space shuttle lifting off and a moon buggy with a flag. Pretend friends join in too, like a friendly alien walking its pet, a cow in a space helmet and a kitten curled up in a crescent moon. Simple pages such as the star, the comet and the meteor have only a few big shapes, while the astronaut, the space station and the six-wheeled rover are full of small parts. The Rocket Ship is free to print here, and the rest of the trip is colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 7 easy for the youngest
- Rocket ShipMedium · free to print
- Smiling PlanetEasy
- AstronautDetailed
- Friendly AlienMedium
- Crescent MoonEasy
- Smiling StarEasy
- UFOMedium
- SatelliteDetailed
- CometEasy
- Space DogDetailed
- Space RoverDetailed
- TelescopeMedium
- Planet with MoonsMedium
- Space ShuttleMedium
- AsteroidEasy
- Space CatMedium
- Moon BuggyDetailed
- Alien with PetMedium
- Space CowDetailed
- MeteorEasy
- Space StationDetailed
- Moon CatEasy
- Ringed PlanetMedium
- Baby AstronautDetailed
What kids practice
Space pages turn coloring into a first astronomy lesson. Kids learn words like planet, comet, crater, satellite and orbit, and each picture carries a short true fact about the Moon, the Sun or real space missions. Filling solar panel grids and rover wheels trains careful hand control, while counting stars, moons and wheels adds simple math. The pretend pages invite storytelling and imagination.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Build a solar system wall: cut eight paper circles in different sizes, color them as planets and hang them in order from the Sun.
- Hold a mission briefing: kids color the astronaut or rocket, then tell the group where they are flying and why.
- Go stargazing after coloring the moon and star pages, and draw the shape of the real Moon that night.
Space Coloring Pages: questions
What are the easiest space coloring pages for toddlers?
The smiling star, the crescent moon, the comet and the meteor are the easiest, with only a handful of big, open shapes. The moon cat and the asteroid are good next steps. Save the astronaut, the space station and the six-wheeled rover for older kids, because they have many small panels, buttons and wheels to fill.
Can I print these space coloring pages for my classroom?
The Rocket Ship page is free to print for personal, home and classroom use, so you can copy it for a science lesson, a library program or a space-themed party. The other space pages are colored in the Gullu app. The page is not for resale or for including in products you sell. Plain letter or A4 printer paper works well with crayons, colored pencils and markers.
Are the space facts on these pages real?
Yes. Each picture of a real object, such as the Moon, a comet, the space shuttle or the space station, comes with a short, well-known fact you can share with kids. Pretend characters like the alien, the UFO and the space cow have an imagination prompt instead, so children can tell the difference between real space science and make-believe.
Cars and trucks
Princesses
Farm animals
Sports
Superheroes
Castles and dragons
Unicorns
Birthday party
Cats
Dogs
For girls
For boys
Color the whole Space land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Space 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.
