Printable Pig Coloring Pages for Kids and Preschoolers

A cute round pig sits in a big mud puddle with a wide smile, floppy ears and a small tuft of hair on top of its head. Mud splashes and bubbles fly up around it, and a few grass tufts stand at the edge. The pig is one large shape with a round snout and a curly tail, and the puddle makes a big open area for brown. Pigs really do roll in mud, because it helps them stay cool on hot days. Kids can color the pig pink and the mud brown, then add splashes in a darker shade.

A big mama pig stands on a meadow with a gentle smile, and four little piglets line up in front of her, each with a curly tail and a happy face. Flowers and grass tufts fill the ground. The mama is one large shape, while the piglets are small, so the page has a good mix of big and small areas. Kids can give each piglet a slightly different shade of pink, or add spots to a couple of them. A group of piglets born together is called a litter. The page suits ages 3 to 7 and fits a baby animal theme.

A smiling pig sits up with its eyes closed in a happy squint, wearing a crown of big daisies on its head and a bow at its neck. Two butterflies flutter in the top corners, and more daisies grow beside its feet. The crown has several flowers with round centers and rows of petals, which give kids small shapes to color in different colors. The pig itself is one big round shape. Pink suits the pig, yellow and white suit the daisies, and the butterflies can be any bright color. It is a sweet page for a spring theme or a flower lover, and it suits ages 4 to 8.

A cute pig in a little rain hat and a pair of tall rain boots holds an open umbrella and stands in a puddle. Raindrops fall from two small clouds at the top, and ripples spread around the boots. The umbrella has curved panels that look good in two alternating colors, and the boots can be any bold shade. The raindrops are small and teardrop-shaped, so they suit light blue. The pig stays pink, or kids can dress it in a different color for a funny look. It is a cheerful page for a rainy-day activity and works well for ages 3 to 6.

A chubby piggy bank sits in the middle of the page with a coin slot on its back, a heart on its side, a smiling face and four stubby legs. A coin drops toward the slot, and more coins sit in stacks near its feet. The coins are blank circles with plain rings, so kids can fill them in gold, silver or copper. The heart is a bold shape that suits red or pink. Piggy banks are a popular way to teach children about saving, which makes this a good page for a money lesson or a birthday gift. The shapes are large and clear, so it suits ages 3 and up.

Three smiling pigs wave from the front of the page, and each has a small house behind it. The first is a straw hut with a thatched roof, the second is a stick cabin with a plain door and the third is a brick house with a chimney and a tile roof. Clouds float across the top. The wolf from the old story doesn't appear, so kids can add one or tell the tale their own way. The houses have different textures to color, such as yellow straw, brown sticks and red brick. It suits a storytime and ages 4 to 8.

A happy pig stands in a farmyard in front of a big barn. The barn has plank walls, a crossed hayloft door and a wide sliding door, and a wooden fence runs along the side. A round hay bale and a leafy tree stand on the right, and two clouds float above. The pig is large and sits in the front, with a curly tail, floppy ears and a big smile. Kids can color the barn the classic red, the roof dark gray and the hay golden yellow. The planks and fence give older kids plenty of small shapes.

A huge pig face fills the page, seen from the front. It has a big round snout with two nostrils, two pointed floppy ears, two round eyes with shiny highlights and a wide smile. The outline is thick, and there are only a few large shapes, which makes this one of the easiest pages on the site. Toddlers can fill the face with a chunky crayon in a few strokes, then add pink to the ears and a darker shade to the nostrils. It is a good first page for a child who is just learning to hold a crayon, and suits ages 2 to 4.

A pig curls up asleep on a pile of straw with its eyes closed and a peaceful smile. A few loose strands of straw lie around it, a small bucket sits at the left and a section of wooden fence stands behind. The round shape of the sleeping pig is easy to color, and the straw is made of many short strokes that look nice in yellow and gold. The calm scene makes a good wind-down page for quiet time or bedtime. Kids can color the pig a soft pink and the bucket a bright color. The page suits ages 3 and up.

A happy pig holds a big apple in its mouth beside a woven basket full of more apples. Behind it stands a small apple tree with round fruit and many leaves, and a few leaves lie on the ground. The basket has a crisscross weave that gives kids a small pattern to color, and each apple is a closed round shape that can be red, green or yellow. Leaves fill the tree with lots of small areas for greens. The pig is a good size for a medium page that works for ages 4 to 8. It is a nice fit for an apple-picking day or a fall farm theme.