59 Red Fox Coloring Pages & Sheets

Classroom & Home Ideas

• Forest scene. Color a fox under a tree, then add fallen leaves, grass, and small woodland plants around the printed scene.
• Fox face masks. Color two thick-line fox portraits, cut them out, and attach paper handles for preschool fox masks.
• Stream habitat poster. Use the fox standing on a rock by a stream as the center of a poster labeled with water, rocks, trees, and leaves.
• Fox color study. Print the profile fox twice and color one with natural red, white, and black markings and the other with different cartoon colors.
• Pattern comparison. Place an ornate fox portrait beside a tribal or geometric fox and circle repeated triangles, curves, and lines.
• Mountain ridge display. Color the fox on the rocky mountain ridge, cut out the finished sheet, and mount it on gray or brown construction paper.

Questions

What colors can I use for a realistic red fox?

Use rusty orange or reddish brown for the coat, white for the chest and muzzle, and black or dark brown for the legs, ears, and nose.

Which red fox pages are best for preschoolers?

The 18 easy pages have thick outlines, forward-facing fox heads, and large spaces suited to toddlers and preschoolers.

Which red fox pages have the most detail?

The adult section has 15 ornate, tribal, and geometric designs, including patterned fox portraits and standing foxes.