44 Bacteria Coloring Pages & Sheets
This collection has 44 bacteria coloring pages featuring microbes in several kid-friendly and detailed styles. The 20 cute sheets show smiling germs, waving microbes, and diverse bacteria floating together. Thirteen easy pages use thick outlines and open spaces for toddlers and preschoolers. Eleven adult pages feature dense colonies, fluid environments, swarming organisms, and circular arrangements. Parents and teachers can choose simple single-germ pictures or busier microscopic scenes.
Cute Bacteria Coloring Pages
These 20 cartoon pages show smiling, waving, and floating germs, including groups of friendly bacteria gathered in white space.
Easy Bacteria Coloring Pages
These 13 thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers large, friendly germs with simple shapes and plenty of open coloring space.
Detailed Bacteria Coloring Pages for Adults
These 11 detailed pages show dense bacterial colonies, organisms in fluid settings, and microbes arranged in circular patterns.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Waving Germ Name Tag. Color a waving germ, cut around the outline, and add a student's name below it.
- Microscope View. Color one of the floating bacteria scenes, then draw a large circle around it to make a pretend microscope view.
- Bacteria Group Poster. Print a page with diverse bacteria floating together and assign each microbe to a different student to color.
- Count the Microbes. Use an easy bacteria page with several organisms and ask preschoolers to count each germ before coloring it.
- Colony Color Key. Choose a dense colony page and make a color key for the different microbe shapes shown in the picture.
- Circular Pattern Display. Color one of the adult pages with bacteria arranged in a circle, then mount the finished pattern on dark paper.
Questions
Which bacteria pages are best for young children?
The 13 easy pages have thick lines, large germs, and fewer small details for toddlers and preschoolers.
Are the bacteria pictures realistic?
The cute and easy sections use friendly cartoon germs, while the adult section shows denser microscopic colonies and fluid environments.
What colors can I use for the bacteria?
The smiling and waving cartoon germs can use any colors. On the detailed colony pages, using several colors helps separate the different organisms and patterns.
