22 Curling Coloring Pages & Sheets
These 22 curling coloring pages show children and adults pushing, sliding, and sweeping stones across the ice. The cute section includes young curlers crouching, kneeling, and guiding stones. Four easy sheets use thick lines for toddlers and preschoolers, while eight realistic drawings show athletes preparing and releasing curling stones. Parents and teachers can print each original page as a PDF for a sports unit, winter activity, or quiet coloring time.
Cute Curling Coloring Pages
Ten cartoon pages show children pushing, sweeping, holding, and sliding curling stones on the ice.
Easy Curling Coloring Pages
Four thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers clear figures, simple stones, and open ice areas to color.
Realistic Curling Coloring Pages
Eight detailed drawings show women, men, and athletes kneeling or sliding as they release curling stones.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Curling Team Poster. Color several child curlers, cut them out, and arrange them around a team name on poster board.
- Stone Color Match. Print two curling pages and color the stone handles in matching team colors.
- Sweeping Sequence. Place a sweeping page beside a sliding-stone page to show what happens after a curling stone is released.
- Ice Rink Mural. Color and cut out the curlers and stones, then place them on a long sheet of pale blue paper marked as curling ice.
- Sports Action Words. Write push, slide, kneel, hold, or sweep under the curling figure that shows each action.
- Classroom Curling Scoreboard. Color several stones, cut them out, and place them on a paper target to compare which stone is closest to the center.
Questions
Which curling pages are best for preschoolers?
The four easy pages have thick outlines, simple figures, large curling stones, and fewer small areas.
What colors can I use for the curling stones?
Curling stones are often gray with red, yellow, blue, or green handles. The ice can stay white with pale blue shading.
What curling actions appear in these pages?
The drawings show children and adults holding, pushing, sliding, and sweeping curling stones, with several athletes crouching or kneeling on the ice.
