Free Printable Monkey Coloring Pages
Choose from 47 free monkey coloring sheets for kids and adults. You will find cute baby monkeys, silly grumpy faces, monkeys eating bananas, and realistic wildlife scenes ready to print and color.
Playful Monkey Coloring Pages
Watch these active monkeys swing from vines, build sandcastles, and hang upside down in the jungle.
Cute Baby Monkey Coloring Pages
Adorable baby monkeys taking naps in coconuts, splashing in the water, and staying close to their mothers.
Grumpy & Silly Monkey Faces
Funny, expressive monkey faces showing frustration, pouting in the rain, or just having a grumpy day.
Realistic Wildlife Monkey Coloring Pages
Detailed illustrations of wild species like mandrills, capuchins, and spider monkeys for older children and adults.
Monkeys with Bananas Coloring Pages
Hungry monkeys peeling, juggling, and enjoying their favorite yellow fruit.
More pages to explore
Related coloring pages on Color Confetti.
All 17 more: Baboon (32), Christmas Monkey (22), Sea Monkey (16), Howler Monkey (24), Jungle (34), Banana (31), Chimpanzee (60), Tree Branch (22), Baby (33), Face (29), Lemur (28), Gorilla (46), Rainforest (34), Tree (41), African Animals (34), Sloth (36) and Toucan (32).
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
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Exploring Primate Species Through Coloring
Coloring is a great way to learn about the different types of monkeys living in the wild. Our realistic wildlife pages feature specific species with unique traits. You can color a proboscis monkey with its distinctive large nose, or a spider monkey using its prehensile tail to hang from a branch in the canopy.
- Use bright golds and oranges for the golden snub-nosed monkey.
- Try deep browns and blacks for the intelligent chimpanzees grooming each other.
- Add vibrant blues and reds to the face of the majestic mandrill.
Fun Ideas for Kids and Classrooms
Younger kids often prefer our friendly, cartoon-style designs. The cute baby monkeys and monkeys holding a tasty banana have thick outlines that are easy for little hands to fill in with crayons or markers.
Teachers can use the grumpy monkey faces to help preschoolers talk about their emotions and feelings. A pouting monkey or a frustrated little primate makes a great starting point for a classroom discussion about having a bad day and how to handle big emotions.
Coloring the Jungle Habitat
When coloring these primates, do not forget their environment. Many of these pages include lush rainforest foliage, ancient temples, and thick vines.
Using different shades of green for the jungle background helps the brown and grey fur of the monkeys stand out. You can also add pops of color to the tropical flowers, coconuts, and fruits scattered around the scenes. Blending colored pencils works well to create a realistic canopy environment.
Questions
Are there monkey coloring pages for adults?
Yes, the realistic monkey section includes detailed illustrations of wild species like capuchins and mandrills, which offer more intricate patterns for adult colorists.
Do you have grumpy monkey coloring pages?
We have a dedicated section for grumpy and silly monkey faces, featuring primates pouting, looking frustrated, or sitting with crossed arms.