DoodleGrove Monster Coloring Pages
Fuzzy fur, curly horns and one, two or three googly eyes: these monsters are more silly than scary. The easiest pages are one big monster on its own, waving hello, holding a balloon, blowing bubbles or pulling a funny face. Then the monsters get busy, brushing their teeth, eating spaghetti, riding a tricycle, playing the drums and floating through space. Busier cute monster coloring sheets show a classroom, a doctor visit, a grocery trip, a pool party, a snow day and a birthday party with presents and balloons. A pumpkin carving page and a ghost costume give a gentle Halloween option. Two word pages, a mandala and two pattern pages finish the set. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Cute Monster Portraits 8 pages
One big monster fills each page here, with horns, fuzzy fur and three eyes or a single giant one. The silly face sticking out its tongue is the simplest, and the sea monster swimming past a jumping fish adds a little more. Bright purple, lime green and turquoise make monster fur pop.
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Silly Monster Face
Big shapes and thick lines for little hands.
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Waving One-Eyed Monster
One big monster, easy for toddlers.
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Monster with a Balloon
Pick any color for the balloon.
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Juggling Monster
Four arms, four balls!
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Blowing Bubbles
Make every bubble a different color.
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Monster in a Box
Surprise!
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Monster with a Teddy Bear
A gentle page for the youngest.
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Friendly Sea Monster
Green, blue or purple? You choose.
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Monster Home Life 8 pages
Bath time, brushing teeth and a spaghetti dinner show that monsters keep the same routines as kids. A blanket fort, a tray of fresh cookies and a bedtime story come next, and the last page is a house shaped like a monster face. Parents can use them to talk about daily habits.
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Bubble Bath
Splish, splash.
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Brushing Teeth
Two minutes, top and bottom!
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Popcorn on the Couch
Movie night!
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Spaghetti Dinner
Slurp!
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Baking Cookies
Fresh from the oven.
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Blanket Fort
The best fort ever.
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Bedtime Story
A calm page before sleep.
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Monster House
Who lives in the monster house?
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Monsters at School and Around Town 8 pages
A monster waits at the bus stop with a backpack, then does homework, opens a lunch box and paints at an easel. Later pages visit a doctor with a stethoscope, a grocery store and a library story time, and a monster teacher points to shapes on the board for a full class.
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Homework Time
Monsters do homework too.
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Lunch Box
What would you pack for lunch?
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Ready for School
First day of school.
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Little Artist
Paint the painting!
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Monster Doctor
A friendly checkup.
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Grocery Shopping
Fill the cart with color.
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Library Story Time
Color the book spines in a rainbow.
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Monster Classroom
Can you name every shape on the board?
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Monsters at Play 9 pages
Drums, a tricycle, a soccer ball and a skateboard ramp keep these monsters moving. One floats through space in an astronaut helmet, another waters a row of flowers, and the busiest pages fill a swimming pool and a playground with a slide and a seesaw. Kids can color the soccer jersey in their own team colors.
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Drum Solo
Bang, boom, crash!
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Space Monster
Blast off with your brightest colors.
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Tricycle Ride
Ring the bell and off you go.
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Soccer Monster
Color the jersey in your team's colors.
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Skateboard Monster
Ollie!
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Watering the Flowers
Help the flowers grow.
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On the Swing
Higher, higher!
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Pool Party
Cool blues for the water.
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Playground Fun
A sunny day at the park.
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Monster Parties Through the Year 8 pages
Carving a jack-o'-lantern and dressing up in a ghost sheet make two gentle Halloween pages. Summer brings a ride on a sea monster and a picnic by the duck pond, winter brings sledding and snow angels, and the birthday party and the pillow fight sleepover have the most to color.
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Carving a Pumpkin
A cute page for Halloween.
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Ghost Costume
Boo! It's only a monster.
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Sea Monster Ride
All aboard the sea monster.
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Campfire Night
Warm oranges by the fire, dark blue sky.
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Picnic by the Pond
Lemonade for two.
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Snow Day
Bundle up for a snow day.
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Pillow Fight Sleepover
Lots of pillows to pattern.
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Monster Birthday Party
Give every party hat its own pattern.
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Monster Word Pages, Mandala and Patterns 5 pages
Monster Hugs and Stay Silly are bubble-letter pages to color and then pin on a wall. The mandala circles a one-eyed monster with stars, horns and hearts, while two pattern pages repeat a dozen monster faces and a crowd of dancing monsters. Fine-tip markers suit the smaller shapes.
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Monster Hugs
Color the letters first.
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Stay Silly
A cheerful page to hang up.
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Monster Mandala
Repeat your colors around the circle.
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Monster Faces Pattern
Give every face a name.
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Dancing Monsters Pattern
Lots of little monsters to color.
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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
- Color Monster House, then draw the monster family that lives inside.
- Color Monster Hugs and give it to someone who needs cheering up.
- Invent a name for every face in Monster Faces Pattern and write it underneath.
- Use Brushing Teeth and Bedtime Story to talk through an evening routine.
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.
- Are these monster coloring pages scary?
- No. Every monster smiles, and most pages show everyday things like brushing teeth, going to school and a birthday party. The two Halloween pages, Carving a Pumpkin and Ghost Costume, are cute rather than spooky, so the set works for toddlers and preschoolers all year.