44 Karate Coloring Pages & Sheets
This karate collection shows young students, women, instructors, and masters practicing poses and techniques. Children can color fighting stances, ready poses, punches, and high side kicks, along with students training in a dojo. The 18 cute cartoon pages suit elementary-age children, while 15 easy pages use thick lines for toddlers and preschoolers. The 11 realistic drawings include detailed uniforms, training partners, and a karate master standing before a temple.
Cute Karate Coloring Pages
These 18 cartoon pages show young karate students and girls in gis holding fighting and practice stances.
Easy Karate Coloring Pages
These 15 thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple students, uniforms, ready poses, and dojo scenes to color.
Realistic Karate Coloring Pages
These 11 detailed drawings feature an instructor and student, high side kicks, punch stances, and a karate master near a temple.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Karate Stance Chart. Color several students in different stances, cut them out, and arrange them on a poster labeled ready, fighting, punch, and kick.
- Dojo Wall Display. Print the dojo scenes for a class to color, then place the finished pages together as a karate training wall.
- Uniform Color Study. Color the same karate gi page twice, using white fabric on one copy and a chosen practice-uniform color on the other.
- Punch and Kick Match. Place the punch pages in one group and the high-kick pages in another. Add a handwritten label above each group.
- Karate Student Cutout. Color a cartoon student in a fighting stance, cut around the figure, and glue it to cardstock for a standing desk display.
- Instructor Scene. Color the instructor-and-student page, then write one sentence below it describing the stance they are practicing.
Questions
What colors are used for a karate uniform?
Karate gis are commonly white, with a colored belt tied around the waist. The realistic pages can also use light gray shading to show folds in the fabric.
Which karate pages are best for preschoolers?
The 15 easy pages have thick outlines and simple ready poses, standing students, uniforms, and dojo scenes for toddlers and preschoolers.
What karate techniques appear on these pages?
The drawings include ready poses, fighting stances, punch stances, and a high side kick. One realistic page also shows an instructor and student practicing together.
