73 Owl Coloring Pages & Sheets

Classroom & Home Ideas

• Moonlit owl picture. Color an owl sitting beneath the moon, then shade the sky dark blue and add small white stars.
• Snowy branch display. Choose an owl in falling snow, color the branch, and glue small pieces of white tissue paper over the snowflakes.
• Owl face masks. Print an easy owl face in a circular frame, color it, cut around the circle, and add eye openings and a craft stick.
• Forest owl board. Color several branch-perched owls and place them on a classroom paper forest with student names below each bird.
• Patterned feather study. Use three repeating colors across the feathers of an ornate owl portrait or geometric mandala page.
• Owl size comparison. Print an elf owl and a snowy owl from their themed collections, then label the two birds and display them side by side.

Questions

Which owl pages are best for preschoolers?

The 30 easy pages have thick outlines, large owl faces, and few small spaces for toddlers and preschoolers.

What colors can I use for a realistic owl?

Use brown, tan, gray, cream, and black for the realistic perched owls. Snowy owls can be mostly white with gray or black markings.

Are there detailed owl pages for older colorists?

Yes. The adult section has 14 ornate portraits, patterned owls, mandalas, and a mountain scene with smaller coloring spaces.