37 John F. Kennedy Coloring Pages & Sheets
This collection presents John F. Kennedy through cartoon, easy, and realistic line art. Younger children can color thick-line portraits, including several views of Kennedy wearing sunglasses. Older students can choose detailed facial studies, formal suit poses, a scene of JFK walking through a crowd, or Kennedy seated at an outdoor table. The pages support classroom lessons about the 35th president, presidential portraits, public appearances, and American history.
Cute John F. Kennedy Coloring Pages
Four cartoon pages show young Kennedy, JFK in a suit, a sunglasses portrait, and Kennedy walking through a crowd.
Easy John F. Kennedy Coloring Pages
Six thick-line portraits give toddlers and preschoolers large spaces to color, including sunglasses and a circular frame.
Realistic John F. Kennedy Coloring Pages
Twenty-seven detailed drawings feature close-up portraits, sunglasses, formal clothing, and JFK seated at an outdoor table.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Presidential Portrait Gallery. Color several Kennedy portraits and arrange them from simple cartoon art to realistic facial studies.
- Sunglasses Study. Compare the sunglasses portraits, then shade each pair of lenses with a different gray or blue tone.
- Classroom Timeline. Color a formal Kennedy portrait and place it on a classroom timeline for his presidency from 1961 to 1963.
- Public Appearance Scene. Color the page of Kennedy walking through a crowd, then label the president, spectators, and formal clothing.
- Portrait Frame. Use the easy Kennedy portrait inside a circle and add stars, stripes, and the words "35th President" around the frame.
- Outdoor Table Story. Color the realistic scene of JFK seated outdoors and write two sentences describing the table and setting.
Questions
Which John F. Kennedy pages are best for preschoolers?
The six easy pages have thick outlines, large facial areas, and simple portrait compositions for toddlers and preschoolers.
Are there detailed John F. Kennedy portraits for older students?
Yes. The realistic section has 27 detailed drawings, including close-up portraits, formal clothing, sunglasses, and an outdoor table scene.
Which pages can support an American history lesson?
The formal portraits, crowd scene, and realistic drawings can accompany a lesson about John F. Kennedy as the 35th US president.
