54 Journalist Coloring Pages & Sheets

Classroom & Home Ideas

• Reporter ID Card. Color a reporter portrait, cut it out, and attach it to a paper card with the journalist's name and news assignment.
• Classroom News Desk. Color the journalist working at an office desk, then add a headline and three facts on a separate sheet.
• Photo Caption Match. Choose a photographer page and write a one-sentence caption describing the photograph the camera might capture.
• Interview Question Sheet. Color the journalist with a microphone or voice recorder, then write five questions around the finished picture.
• Vintage Newspaper Page. Use a vintage reporter or typewriter sheet as the center of a paper newspaper with a title, date, headline, and short article.
• Journalist Tool Labels. Label the camera, microphone, notepad, pen, voice recorder, documents, or typewriter shown on a selected page.

Questions

Which journalist pages are best for preschoolers?

The 20 easy pages have thick outlines, simple reporter portraits, and fewer small details for toddlers and preschoolers.

What colors can I use for the journalist pictures?

Cameras and microphones can be black, gray, or silver, while clothing, glasses, notebooks, office furniture, and newspaper details can use any realistic colors.

What journalist tools appear in these coloring pages?

The drawings include professional cameras, microphones, voice recorders, notepads, pens, documents, office desks, and vintage typewriters.