DoodleGrove Farm Animal Coloring Pages
Cows, pigs, horses, sheep, goats and almost every bird you could meet in a barnyard. The drawings are clear and friendly, with one or two animals and a simple farm background, so they suit preschoolers and early readers. You will find baby animals (chicks, ducklings, piglets, a calf, a foal and a goat kid), farm work (a sheepdog herding sheep, oxen pulling a plow, a donkey pulling a cart and a sheep that has just had its wool cut) and a few animals kids may not expect, like a guinea fowl, a silkie chicken, a quail family, an alpaca, a peacock and a barn owl. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Cows and Pigs on the Farm 9 pages
Mud, straw and barn doors set the scene for these nine pages. A piglet splashes in a puddle, a mother pig rests with four babies and two oxen pull a plow. Pink for the pigs, black and white patches for the cows and a brown puddle make an easy palette. Look for the mouse hiding in the hay.
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Pig and Piglets
Count the curly tails.
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Sleeping Piglet
A quiet nap time page.
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Pig in a Mud Puddle
Messy and happy.
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Calf in the Barn Door
Can you spot the mouse?
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Cow Grazing
Color the spots any way you like.
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Cow at the Feed Trough
A barn scene with wooden boards.
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Bull
A strong farm animal.
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Calf Under a Tree
Resting in the shade.
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Oxen Plowing
Farm work from long ago.
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Hens, Chicks and Other Poultry 9 pages
Fluffy chicks, a crowing rooster at sunrise and hens at the nest and the feeder share this group with less familiar birds: a silkie with feathered feet, a quail family and a dotted guinea fowl. Children can count the quail chicks before coloring, and each turkey tail feather can take a different shade.
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Three Little Chicks
Easy and very cute.
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Rooster on a Fence
Cock-a-doodle-doo!
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Hen and Chicks
A cozy family page.
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Two Hens
Brown, white or speckled hens.
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Hen at the Feeder
Breakfast time.
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Silkie Chicken
The fluffiest chicken on the farm.
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Quail Family
Count the little chicks.
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Turkey by the Barn
Color each tail feather.
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Guinea Fowl
A bird covered in tiny dots.
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Sheep, Goats and an Alpaca 7 pages
Woolly bodies are drawn with curly outlines, so a light cream or gray with darker shading in the curls works well. A goat kid climbs a wooden spool, a sheared sheep stands beside its own wool and a sheepdog guides three sheep through a gate. Use them to talk about where wool comes from.
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Woolly Sheep
One big fluffy sheep.
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Baby Goat
A playful goat kid.
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Goat on a Spool
Goats love to climb.
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Sheared Sheep
Where wool comes from.
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Alpaca
Lots of fluffy wool.
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Ram
Big curly horns to color.
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Sheepdog Herding Sheep
A farm dog at work.
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Horses, Ponies and a Donkey 4 pages
Four pages for horse lovers: a wobbly foal, a horse galloping with its mane flying, a pony at the water trough and a donkey pulling a cart of apples and pumpkins. Browns, chestnut and gray suit these animals best. The donkey cart also fits a fall harvest unit at school.
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Foal
A baby horse on long legs.
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Galloping Horse
Full speed ahead.
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Pony at the Water Trough
A thirsty pony on a sunny day.
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Donkey and Cart
Harvest time on the farm.
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Ducks, Geese and a Peacock 4 pages
Water birds and one showy visitor. The duck floats among lily pads and cattails, four ducklings follow their mother past a puddle and a goose flaps its wings. The peacock tail hanging over the fence is full of eye shapes, so kids can try blue, green and gold in each one.
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Duck in a Pond
Simple shapes and calm water.
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Duck and Ducklings
Follow the leader.
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Goose
Honk!
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Peacock on the Fence
Every tail eye can be a new color.
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Barn Cats, Owls, Bees and Bunnies 5 pages
The smaller residents of the farm. A rabbit munches a carrot in its hutch, a barn cat watches a mouse behind hay bales, pigeons line the roof, bees buzz over three hives and a barn owl keeps watch at night. The owl page has a moonlit window, so it pairs well with a bedtime story.
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Bunny in a Hutch
Crunch, crunch.
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Barn Cat and Mouse
A game of hide and seek.
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Pigeons on the Barn Roof
Simple birds and a big barn.
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Barn Owl
The farm's night watch.
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Beehives
Where honey comes from.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
Prefer the screen? Tap Color online below any page to color it in your browser, then download your version as a PDF and print it the same way.
Ways to use them
- Make each animal's sound before you color it, a fun game for little kids.
- Match the babies to their parents: chick and hen, piglet and pig, calf and cow.
- Color the Sheared Sheep page and talk about how wool becomes yarn.
- Staple the colored pages together to make your own farm book.
Hung designs T-shirt artwork for a living and prints coloring pages for his own kids at home. Every page on DoodleGrove is prepared for print the same way he prepares work for his clients.
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Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Which pages show baby farm animals?
- Chicks, ducklings, piglets, a calf, a foal, a goat kid and quail chicks. The Pig and Piglets, Hen and Chicks, Duck and Ducklings and Quail Family pages show a mother with her babies.