28 Mummy Coloring Pages & Sheets
These 28 mummy coloring pages range from friendly little figures sitting on the floor to ancient wrapped mummies resting in stone tombs. Younger children can start with the simple cartoon pages and open backgrounds. Older children can color realistic portraits, pharaoh details, shadows, and carved stone. Three intricate designs for adults feature ornate circles, an Egyptian queen, and a mummy face inside a mandala. Each original line-art page is available as a printable PDF.
Cute Mummy Coloring Pages
These 12 simple pages show small cartoon mummies sitting or standing alone, with clear outlines and open spaces for younger children.
Realistic Mummy Coloring Pages
These eight drawings show wrapped mummy portraits, shadowed faces, a pharaoh in a stone tomb, and a mummy resting inside an ancient chamber.
Detailed Mummy Coloring Pages for Adults
These three detailed pages feature a mummy face in an ornate circle, an Egyptian queen portrait, and a mystical mummy mandala.
More Mummy Coloring Pages
These five pages include small seated and standing mummies, an ancient mummy pharaoh portrait, and an Egyptian queen with mystical creatures.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Mummy Bandage Study. Color the overlapping strips on a realistic mummy with several shades of tan, brown, and gray. Mark the darkest spaces where the bandages cross.
- Stone Tomb Display. Color a tomb scene, then add a paper border patterned with blocks and carved symbols. Display the finished page with a short label describing the stone chamber.
- Cute Mummy Puppet. Color and cut out one of the small standing mummies. Attach it to a craft stick for a classroom scene set inside an Egyptian tomb.
- Pharaoh Portrait Frame. Choose the ancient mummy pharaoh portrait and color its stone, cloth, and royal details. Mount it on black or gold paper to form a portrait frame.
- Mandala Color Plan. Select the mummy mandala and repeat the same three or four colors around each circular layer. Use a darker shade near the centered mummy face.
- Then and Now Pair. Place a cute cartoon mummy beside a realistic wrapped portrait. Have students list visible differences in the bandages, face, shadows, and background.
Questions
Which mummy pages are best for young children?
The 12 cute pages have small sitting or standing mummies, uncluttered backgrounds, and larger areas suited to preschool and early elementary coloring.
Are there realistic ancient mummy pictures?
Yes. Eight pages include wrapped portraits, close-up faces, stone tombs, deep shadows, and an ancient mummy pharaoh.
Which pages have the most detail?
The three adult pages have ornate circular frames, repeating mandala patterns, and detailed mummy or Egyptian queen portraits.
