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From Gullu’s My Town land · 24 pages
Town and Neighborhood Coloring Pages
Gullu's My Town land has 24 coloring pages of the places, signs and friendly faces kids see around their own neighborhood. They suit toddlers, preschoolers and early-grade children, with easy pages built from a few large shapes and detailed ones packed with windows, bricks and slats. Younger kids can start with the kitten, the happy dog, the post box, the crosswalk sign or the bird bath. Next come the apple tree, the traffic light, the mailbox, the fire station, the park fountain and the ice cream cart. Kids who enjoy detail can color the school with its bell tower, the bakery, the library, the car wash and the movie theater with popcorn on its roof. The House is free to print for home or class, and the other 23 are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 5 easy for the youngest
- HouseDetailed · free to print
- Apple TreeMedium
- Happy DogEasy
- KittenEasy
- Bus StopDetailed
- Corner ShopDetailed
- Park Bench with BirdDetailed
- MailboxMedium
- SchoolDetailed
- Fire StationMedium
- BakeryDetailed
- Playground SlideMedium
- Park FountainMedium
- Street LampMedium
- Ice Cream CartMedium
- Traffic LightMedium
- Post BoxEasy
- LibraryDetailed
- HospitalMedium
- Car WashDetailed
- Movie TheaterDetailed
- Cat on a BenchDetailed
- Crosswalk SignEasy
- Bird BathEasy
What kids practice
Town pages help young children learn the names of community places and what happens inside them, from the library and the hospital to the bakery and the fire station. The traffic light and crosswalk sign open simple talks about road safety, and the mailbox and post box show how letters travel. Coloring windows, slats and bricks also builds the steady control needed for writing.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Print the free House page for each child, color the houses in different ways and line them up along a paper street to build a class town map.
- Use the traffic light and crosswalk sign pages to practice stop, look and listen, then play red light, green light.
- Take a neighborhood walk and check off each place from the pages that kids spot, like a mailbox, a bench or a street lamp.
Town and Neighborhood Coloring Pages: questions
What are good community helper and town coloring pages for preschool?
The fire station, library, hospital, school, bakery and post box are great for a community unit because each one leads to a talk about the people who work there. For the youngest children, start with the easier pages such as the post box, crosswalk sign and kitten, then move on to the busier buildings once they are ready.
Can I print these town coloring pages for my classroom?
The House page is free to print for personal and classroom use, so you can copy it for a whole class, a neighborhood project or a lesson about where we live. Print as many as your group needs. The other town pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or use it in anything that is sold.
Which town pages help teach road safety?
The traffic light, the crosswalk sign and the bus stop are the best fit. Kids can color the traffic light red, yellow and green while saying what each color means, then talk about crossing at a crosswalk while holding a grown-up's hand. The bus stop page is a good way to discuss waiting safely back from the road.
Which town coloring pages are the most detailed?
The car wash and the movie theater have the most separate spaces, followed by the library, the school, the corner shop, the park bench and the house. These pages have bricks, slats, window panes and lights to fill, so they work well for kindergarten and early-grade kids who like a longer project.
Unicorns
Community helpers
Arctic animals
Construction
Ocean animals
Vegetables
Numbers 0–9
Sweets
Cats
Dogs
Fall
Preschool
Ice cream
Color the whole My Town land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the My Town 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.
