Free Walrus Coloring Pages
Print these walrus sheets for a fun arctic animal activity. The collection includes simple outlines for preschoolers and realistic ocean scenes for kids to color.
Walrus Coloring Pages
Find realistic and cartoon walruses resting on ice floes, swimming, and diving for food.
Walrus Pups and Family Scenes
Sweet scenes of mother walruses caring for their young calves on the arctic ice.
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Walrus Worksheets
5 printable walrus worksheets with answer keys, from tracing first words in Pre-K to labeling and writing in grades 3–4. Every PDF has the worksheet, the answer key and a colored example. You can change the title and the words before printing.
Download all 5 worksheets as one PDF with answer keysBody Parts of a Walrus in 3 levels
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Learning About Arctic Walruses
Walruses are fascinating marine mammals that live in the freezing waters of the Arctic. When kids color these pages, they can learn about the thick layer of blubber that keeps these animals warm. You can talk about how both male and female walruses grow long ivory tusks, which they use to pull themselves out of the water and onto the frozen ice floes.
These heavy animals often rest in large groups called herds. In our main walrus section, you will find pictures of them lounging on the ice or diving down to the ocean floor. They use their sensitive whiskers to feel around in the dark mud for their favorite food, like clams and mollusks.
Ideas for Ocean and Alphabet Lessons
These printables work well in a classroom setting. Teachers can use them as a quiet morning activity or a supplement to a winter science unit. If you are teaching the alphabet, a walrus sheet is a helpful addition to a Letter W activity.
For broader animal units, you can combine these sheets with other cold-water creatures.
- Pair a mother and baby walrus page with lessons on marine mammal families.
- Discuss arctic habitats by coloring walruses alongside a penguin printable.
- Compare their tusks and whiskers to the features of a whale or other ocean animals.




