20 Clown Coloring Pages & Sheets
This collection has 20 original clown coloring pages for children, parents, and teachers. Seven cute cartoon sheets show clowns with flowers, balloons, rattles, and floating bubbles. Nine easy pages use thick outlines and simple clown faces for toddlers and preschoolers. The remaining four pictures feature star hats, confetti, circles, and funny expressions. Each clown is original line art with no branded or familiar characters, and every sheet is available as a printable PDF.
Cute Clown Coloring Pages
These seven cartoon pages include clowns holding a rattle, flowers, or a balloon, plus smiling faces and pairs of clowns among floating bubbles.
Easy Clown Coloring Pages
These nine thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple standing clowns and large clown faces surrounded by bubbles or stars.
More Clown Coloring Pages
These four pages show clown portraits with star hats, confetti, circles, smiling expressions, and one tongue-sticking face.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Clown Face Mask. Color a large clown face, cut around the outline, and add eye openings. Attach a craft stick below the chin for holding.
- Bubble Counting Page. Choose a clown surrounded by bubbles, color each bubble, and write a number inside it. Preschoolers can count the finished bubbles aloud.
- Circus Name Card. Color a standing clown and write the child's name across the balloon or beside the figure. Display the cards together on a classroom wall.
- Confetti Color Match. Use the clown with confetti and assign one crayon color to each confetti shape. Repeat the same colors on matching stars and circles.
- Funny Hat Collage. Color a clown portrait, then glue paper stars or circles onto the hat. The star-hat and wild-hair pages provide large areas for added paper shapes.
- Two-Clown Story. Color the page with two clowns among bubbles. Write one sentence below the picture about what the two clowns are saying.
Questions
Which clown pages are easiest for preschoolers?
The nine easy pages have thick outlines, large faces, and simple standing figures. The smiling clown portraits have fewer small areas to color.
What colors can children use for the clowns?
Children can combine red, blue, yellow, green, or purple on the hats, hair, noses, flowers, balloons, stars, and confetti shown in these pages.
Do these pages include scary clowns?
No. The collection shows friendly cartoon clowns, smiling portraits, playful expressions, bubbles, flowers, balloons, stars, and confetti.
