30 Abraham Lincoln Coloring Pages & Sheets
This collection has 30 original Abraham Lincoln coloring pages for children, parents, and teachers. The cute section shows cartoon portraits and full-length poses, including Lincoln standing with his hands on his hips or making a gesture. Thick-lined easy pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple forward-facing portraits, circle-framed designs, and paired faces. The realistic section includes detailed head-and-shoulders and chest-up views for older children, classroom history work, and adult coloring.
Cute Abraham Lincoln Coloring Pages
Eight cartoon pages show Abraham Lincoln in friendly portraits, hands-on-hips poses, and a standing gesture.
Easy Abraham Lincoln Coloring Pages
Eight thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple Lincoln portraits, circle frames, and paired faces.
Realistic Abraham Lincoln Coloring Pages
Fourteen detailed pages feature forward-facing, chest-up, circle-framed, and traditional Abraham Lincoln portraits.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Lincoln portrait gallery. Color several Lincoln portraits with different shades of gray, brown, and black, then display them together as a classroom gallery.
- Presidential frame. Choose a circle-framed portrait, color it, and add Lincoln's name and years in office beneath the image.
- Portrait comparison. Print two Lincoln portraits side by side and color one as a cartoon image and the other with realistic suit and skin tones.
- History notebook cover. Use a chest-up Lincoln portrait as the cover of an American history notebook. Add a handwritten title around the colored image.
- Class set of Lincolns. Give each student the same forward-facing portrait and arrange the finished pages in rows to compare color choices.
- Standing figure display. Color a full-length Lincoln page showing the hands-on-hips or gesturing pose, cut around the figure, and mount it on construction paper.
Questions
Which Abraham Lincoln pages are best for preschoolers?
The eight easy pages use thick lines and simple portraits, including circle-framed faces and two portraits placed side by side.
What colors can I use for Abraham Lincoln?
For a historical look, use black or dark gray for his hair and suit, white for his shirt, and natural skin tones. The cute cartoon portraits can use other color combinations.
Which pages have the most detail?
The realistic section has 14 detailed drawings, including forward-facing portraits and chest-up views suited to older children and adults.
