Hedgehog Coloring Pages
The pages
Little Hedgehogs Up Close 9 pages
One hedgehog, a few props and plenty of white space. The spikes are drawn as big separate points, so small children can color them brown or gray without fiddly gaps. Fun details to point out: an apple stuck on its back, a ladybug landing on its nose and a sugar cube beside the teacup.
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Round Little Hedgehog
One big hedgehog, easy for toddlers.
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Hedgehog in a Teacup
Thick lines and big shapes.
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Hedgehog Sniffing a Leaf
Big simple spikes to color.
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Hedgehog Carrying an Apple
Red apple or green apple?
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Ladybug on the Nose
Hold very still.
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Sleeping Under a Leaf
A calm page for bedtime.
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Flower Crown Hedgehog
Make every flower a different color.
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Hedgehog with a Mushroom
Color the spots on the mushrooms.
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Hedgehog Meets a Snail
Nose to nose with a new friend.
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Hedgehogs Out to Play 8 pages
Splashing in rain boots, flying a diamond kite, eating watermelon and looking at the moon through a telescope. Bright raincoat yellows and summer greens suit most of these, while the stargazing page asks for a dark blue sky. The hot air balloon ride over a farm has the most background.
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Blowing Bubbles
Leave a little white shine on each bubble.
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Puddle Jumping
Splash!
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Flying a Kite
A windy day on the hill.
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Mushroom Umbrella
Dry and cozy under the mushroom.
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Watermelon Snack
A summer snack.
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Song on a Tree Stump
What song is it singing?
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Stargazing Hedgehog
Color the night sky dark blue.
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Hot Air Balloon Ride
Give each balloon stripe its own color.
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Cozy Hedgehogs Indoors 6 pages
Yarn baskets, bath bubbles, a birthday cake and a warm mug of cocoa. These indoor scenes make calm rainy day activities. The bakery page, with a hedgehog chef pulling a pie from a brick oven while a mouse stirs a bowl, has the most small objects, from the rolling pin to the sack of flour.
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Snowy Day Cocoa
Pick a bright color for the hat.
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Hedgehog and the Yarn Basket
Choose your favorite yarn color.
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Bath Time
Scrub-a-dub-dub.
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Birthday Hedgehog
Make a wish!
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Hedgehog the Painter
Paint the apple any color you like.
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Baking Berry Pies
Which pie would you eat first?
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Fall Harvest Hedgehogs 8 pages
Apples, berries, mushrooms and piles of maple leaves. Hedgehogs rake, pick, haul a wheelbarrow and jump into leaf heaps, so reds, oranges and golds do most of the work. The last page shows a hedgehog curled in an underground burrow for winter, a nice way to talk about hibernation in class.
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Picking Berries
One for the bucket, one for me.
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Autumn Walk in the Woods
Leaves make a good coat.
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Mushroom Delivery
A leaf makes a handy sled.
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Raking Leaves
Red, orange and yellow leaves.
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Jumping in the Leaf Pile
The best part of fall.
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Wheelbarrow of Apples
Count the apples in the wheelbarrow.
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Apple Orchard
How many apples can you find?
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Winter Sleep in the Burrow
Hedgehogs sleep through the cold months.
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Garden Friends and Family 12 pages
Bunnies, mice, frogs and other hedgehogs join in. A bunny pulls a wagon, a mouse helps tug out a giant carrot and three hoglets follow their mother down a garden path. These are full scenes with fences, flowers and stepping stones, best for kids around six and older who enjoy lots of small spaces.
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Dinner in the Garden
A garden visitor at dinner time.
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Hedgehog at the Pond
Hello, frog!
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Wagon Ride with a Bunny
Hop in for a ride.
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Playing Ball in the Meadow
Three friends and one big ball.
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Hide-and-Seek in the Garden
Ready or not, here I come!
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The Giant Carrot
Pull, pull, pull!
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Visiting the Mushroom House
Knock, knock! Who is home?
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Hedgehog House
A snug little house in the garden.
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Crossing the Log Bridge
Friends help each other across.
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Fireflies in the Garden
Make the fireflies glow yellow.
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Ice Skating Hedgehogs
Glide across the ice.
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Hedgehog Family Walk
Baby hedgehogs are called hoglets.
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Hedgehog Word Pages and Mandalas 5 pages
Hug Me shows a hedgehog with its arms open wide, and Stay Cozy wraps one in a knitted blanket beside tea and cookies. The two round mandalas ring a curled hedgehog with apples, mushrooms and leaves, and the pattern page scatters tiny hedgehogs across the sheet. Pick three or four colors and repeat them in order.
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Hug Me
A page to give to a friend.
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Stay Cozy
Color the letters first.
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Hedgehog Pattern
Lots of little pictures to color.
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Hedgehog Mandala
Repeat your colors around the circle.
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Autumn Leaf Mandala
Warm fall colors for the leaves.
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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 Apple Orchard, then count the apples on the trees and the apples in the grass.
- Color Hug Me, cut it out and give it to someone who needs a hug.
- Color Winter Sleep in the Burrow and talk about which animals sleep through the winter.
- Color Hide-and-Seek in the Garden and write a name for the garden on the blank sign.
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 hedgehog coloring pages are easiest for toddlers?
- Start with Hedgehog Carrying an Apple, Round Little Hedgehog, Hedgehog in a Teacup and Flower Crown Hedgehog: one big animal and thick lines. Baking Berry Pies, Visiting the Mushroom House, Hedgehog Family Walk and the two mandalas have more small parts for older kids.