46 Jiu Jitsu Coloring Pages & Sheets
These jiu jitsu coloring pages show young martial artists wearing gis, practicing ready stances, kneeling on dojo mats, and sitting in meditation poses. The 46 original drawings are divided into 18 cute cartoons, 17 easy pages with thick lines, and 11 realistic scenes. Preschoolers can color the simple standing figures, while older children and students can choose detailed pictures of partners, instructors, and martial artists in low or wide stances.
Cute Jiu Jitsu Coloring Pages
These 18 cartoon pages feature young martial artists standing, sitting, and posing in gis, including two girls together in martial arts uniforms.
Easy Jiu Jitsu Coloring Pages
These 17 thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple students in gis, standing poses, lotus positions, and meditation poses.
Realistic Jiu Jitsu Coloring Pages
These 11 detailed drawings show partners practicing, an instructor with a student, and martial artists kneeling, sitting, or taking wide and low stances on mats.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Design a gi. Color a standing jiu jitsu student, then add stripes, patches, or a name to the uniform.
- Dojo class board. Color several students in gis and arrange them on a poster as a jiu jitsu class.
- Name the stance. Choose the ready, wide, or low stance pages and write the pose name below each martial artist.
- Instructor thank-you card. Fold the student-and-instructor page into a card and add a short thank-you message inside.
- Quiet pose sign. Color a lotus or meditation pose and display it near a classroom calm-down area.
- Practice scene sequence. Place standing, kneeling, and sitting jiu jitsu pages in order to show the stages of a practice session.
Questions
How many jiu jitsu coloring pages are included?
There are 46 pages: 18 cute cartoons, 17 easy thick-line drawings, and 11 realistic scenes.
Which pages are best for preschoolers?
The easy section has thick outlines and simple figures, including standing students and young martial artists in meditation poses.
What do the realistic jiu jitsu pages show?
They show students and instructors on dojo mats, two boys practicing, kneeling martial artists, and female martial artists in seated or low stances.
