39 Coretta Scott King Coloring Pages & Sheets

Classroom & Home Ideas

• Portrait gallery. Have each student color a different Coretta Scott King portrait. Display the finished pages together to compare the cute, easy, and realistic drawing styles.
• Crown border. Choose the crowned portrait and add a paper border around the page. Write Coretta Scott King's name beneath the image.
• Then and now. Print the young Coretta Scott King portrait and another adult portrait. Place them side by side on a sheet of construction paper.
• Mandala display. Color the portrait and each section of the mandala with a repeating color pattern. Mount the finished page on dark paper.
• History notebook cover. Use a realistic portrait as the cover of a Black History Month, women's history, or civil rights notebook. Add a title above the image.
• Portrait style study. Print one thick-line portrait and one realistic portrait. Color both with the same palette, then note how the amount of detail changes the finished pages.

Questions

Which Coretta Scott King pages are best for preschoolers?

The seven easy portraits have thick outlines and fewer small details for toddlers and preschoolers.

Are there detailed Coretta Scott King portraits?

Yes. The realistic section contains 26 portraits with finer facial, hair, and clothing details.

Does this collection include a young Coretta Scott King?

Yes. The cute section includes a portrait of young Coretta Scott King, along with crowned and mandala-framed portraits.