Dolphin Coloring Sheets

Easy Dolphin Coloring Sheets

Explore over 43 printable dolphin coloring pages for you to download!

These are great for kids, homeschoolers and teachers alike as these free printable sheets feature cute dolphins in playful and tranquil ocean environments with basic outlines novice artists (or an entire classroom full) can appreciate.

Use these pages when you’re looking for a simple diversion for your child during the day, as a teacher putting together a marine life unit for ocean week, or as a homeschooler looking for cute, simple sheets to print and hand out.

They’re quick to download and print! Get your child’s creative juices flowing with child-friendly images where they can practice fine motor skills, learn more about dolphins and their ocean habitats and get creatively inspired with the cheerful pages.

Simple, easy and cute, these illustrations are dolphin-themed and bring learning to life in a colorful way!

Coloring Theme

  • Dolphins leaping out of the water or performing flips—inviting expansive color choices and movement.
  • Baby dolphins and mother dolphins together—cute, gentle scenes perfect for younger children.
  • Dolphins in ocean-scapes with coral, fish and waves—adding a little detail while still easy to color.
  • Cartoon-style dolphins with fun expressions or props (beach ball, seashells)—keeping things simple and playful.
  • Dolphins with friends or in groups (pods of dolphins, underwater adventures)—great for classroom/shared activity or for older kids wanting more variety.

What’s Next?

Once you’ve downloaded the coloring pages, here’s how kids, parents and teachers can get even more from them:

  • Print the sheets and set up a coloring station with crayons, colored pencils or markers—making it a fun independent or quiet-time activity.
  • After coloring, turn the finished pages into a display—hang them on the wall, create a “dolphin gallery” on the fridge or in the classroom to celebrate each child’s work.
  • Use the pages as an entry point for learning: talk about dolphins, where they live, how they swim, what a “pod” is; ask children what colors they choose or why.
  • For teachers or homeschoolers: integrate the coloring sheets into a broader lesson—e.g., after coloring a dolphin scene, kids can write a short story about their dolphin’s day or design their own underwater scene.
  • Finally, scan or photograph the finished artwork and make a digital album or slideshow to share with family, friends or classmates. Turn a simple, easy, cute coloring activity into an extended creative project.

Fun Facts for Kids

  • Dolphins can “talk” to each other using whistles, clicks and body language—and each dolphin has its own unique whistle like a name!
  • Dolphins sleep with one half of their brain awake so they can keep swimming and breathing when they rest.
  • Some dolphins can swim faster than 20 miles per hour (over 30 km/h), letting them leap high out of the water and play in waves.

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