Panda Coloring Pages
Free Printable Panda Coloring Pages
Explore a collection of 23 simple and easy, but cute, panda coloring pages to enjoy from PowColoring, your number one site for kids, parents and teachers to promote creativity.
These printable panda coloring sheets are filled with cute and detailed images of these adorable animals eating bamboo, rolling around in the forest or playing with friends, making this collection a fun educational set.
Children will love the cute character and the simplistic yet adorable images while parents appreciate the ease of printable sheets at any time for a quiet activity during down time, on a rainy day or for home-school efforts.
Teachers will also appreciate the use of these sheets for in-class activities, thematic lessons or efforts towards reward chart appeal.
Download-and-printable pages from this collection are easy as anyone can access, select, print and color for a forest-themed classroom art project, a panda-themed home-day effort or for anyone who seeks something cute, simple and easy.
Panda Chef Disaster
A panda wearing a chef hat, covered in flour, with a burnt bamboo cake.
Panda Sumo Wrestler
A plump panda in a sumo mawashi, striking a dramatic pose before a tiny opponent.
Panda DJ Beats
A panda with headphones, enthusiastically spinning records on a DJ turntable.
Panda Astronaut Oops
A panda in a spacesuit floating upside down in zero gravity, chasing a rogue bamboo shoot.
Panda Pirate Treasure
A panda with an eyepatch and a tiny pirate hat, digging for bamboo treasure.
Panda Superhero Flight
A panda wearing a cape and mask, attempting a heroic flight with wobbly wings.
Coloring Themes
- Playful pandas munching on bamboo in a forest or garden setting.
- Cute panda cubs romping, climbing, napping or hugging their mother.
- Panda characters in fantasy or whimsical settings (balloons, stars, rainbows).
- Panda friends sharing adventures with other animals, props or funny outfits.
- Simple outline and easy-to-colour scenes for younger children, alongside more detailed pages for older kids.
Panda Detective Mystery
A panda wearing a trench coat and magnifying glass, examining a mysterious spilled ink puddle.
Panda Artist Masterpiece
A panda splattered with paint, proudly presenting a ridiculously abstract and colorful bamboo painting.
Panda Surfer Wipeout
A panda hilariously falling off a surfboard, with a wave crashing over his head.
Panda Movie Star Glam
A panda in a sparkly dress and tiara, posing dramatically on a red carpet.
Panda Rock Star Anthem
A panda with a guitar, singing loudly into a microphone with wild hair.
Panda Scientist Experiment
A panda in a lab coat, looking surprised by a bubbling, rainbow-colored potion.
Panda Skater Stunt
A panda attempting a skateboarding trick, with arms and legs flailing wildly.
Panda Yoga Pose Fail
A panda trying a complicated yoga pose and ending up in a tangled mess.
Panda Baker Frosting
A panda gleefully covering a giant cookie with an excessive amount of frosting.
Panda Detective Clues
A panda detective examining tiny footprints leading to a very large bamboo snack.
Panda Safari Explorer
A panda peeking out from behind a bush with binoculars, looking confused.
Panda Gardener Scarecrow
A panda dressed as a scarecrow, failing miserably to scare away a small butterfly.
Panda Jester Giggle
A panda wearing a jester hat and bells, juggling oversized bamboo stalks.
What’s Next?
After downloading the cute panda coloring pages, here’s what kids and parents can do next:
- Set up a dedicated colouring station with comfy mats, crayons/markers and the printed sheets.
- Let the child pick a favourite theme (forest bamboo panda, playful cub, fantasy panda) and talk about what the panda might be doing in the picture — this adds imagination and storytelling.
- For parents or teachers: turn it into a mini-lesson on pandas — their habitat, diet, behaviour—and then let the child colour a “realistic version” or a “fantasy version” of the panda.
- After colouring, display the finished artwork on the fridge, classroom wall, or create a mini booklet of their pages.
- To extend the fun: challenge children to design their own panda scene (on a blank sheet) or ask them to write a short story about the panda they coloured.
Fun Facts Kids Would Enjoy
- Pandas spend about 10–16 hours a day eating bamboo because it’s low in nutrients — so they need to munch a lot to stay full!
- Even though their fur is black and white, each panda has unique “fingerprint-like” patterns around its eyes, making every panda’s look distinctive.
- Baby pandas are born super tiny — about the size of a stick of butter – and they’ll cling to their mother for months as they grow strong enough to climb and explore.
