Train Coloring Pages
Free Printable Train Coloring Pages
Choo-choo! Join the fun with these 25 Free, Easy-To-Print Cute Train Coloring Sheets for kids, parents and teachers everywhere.
This printable collection includes easy train coloring pages with smiling train engines, freight cars, a bullet train and fun railroad scenes. Kids are sure to enjoy coloring each train-themed page while improving fine motor skills and learning about everything rail-related.
Parents will love the easy download and print option for easy transitions between home and school, rainy days and travel-ready art opportunities. Teachers will enjoy them as no-prep classroom resources, center activities and even incentives for good behavior.
With free, easy and cute as the driving forces behind this collection, it’s the perfect way to combine fun with learning and imagination. Simply download the sheets, print and watch your little conductor create a colorfully memorable journey!
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Flying Train Fun
A whimsical train soaring through the clouds, leaving a rainbow trail. Kids will love coloring this imaginative airborne locomotive.
Sleepy Train Snooze
A cozy train conductor fast asleep at the helm, dreaming of cookies and milk. A humorous scene for young artists to enjoy.
Dinosaur Train Adventure
A friendly dinosaur driving a train filled with prehistoric passengers. Imagine roaring colors for this adventurous prehistoric journey.
Underwater Train Voyage
A submarine-style train exploring a vibrant coral reef with friendly fish. Dive into a world of color with this aquatic adventure.
Cloud Train Express
A fluffy train made of clouds, chugging across a starry night sky. Imagine soft pastel colors for this dreamy ride.
Rainbow Train Parade
A magnificent train bursting with all the colors of the rainbow, celebrating a joyous parade. Let your imagination be vibrant.
Coloring Themes
- Cartoon-style steam engines with big wheels and happy faces, ready for colouring adventure.
- Modern bullet trains and commuter trains in city or countryside settings—great for older kids too.
- Freight trains carrying goods, cargo wagons and boxcars—introducing “what trains carry” visually.
- Scenic railway backgrounds: tunnels, bridges, tracks winding through forests or over rivers—adds story into the colouring.
- Simple outlines for younger children (large shapes, bold lines) and slightly more detailed train scenes for older kids or mixed-age groups.
Banana Train Safari
A quirky train shaped like a giant banana, embarking on a wild jungle safari. Peel into a world of fun!
Musical Train Band
A train filled with instruments, where each car plays a different tune. Compose a colorful melody with this lively train.
Robot Train Rescue
A helpful robot train, equipped with tools, speeding to the rescue. Color the metallic shine and heroic mission.
Toy Train Town
A miniature train exploring a bustling town filled with giant toys. Imagine a child’s playful world brought to life.
Speedy Train Surprise
A blur of motion, this train is so fast it’s a surprise! Color the streaks of speed and excitement.
Pizza Train Feast
A train with pizza slices as cars, topped with cheesy goodness. A truly mouthwatering and fun artistic experience.
Bookworm Train Ride
A train filled with books and cozy reading nooks for literary adventures. Curl up and color this intellectual journey.
Jungle Juice Train
A train made of fruit, serving refreshing jungle juice to its passengers. A healthy and vibrant, colorful trip.
Astronaut Train Trip
A rocket-shaped train traveling through space, past planets and stars. Blast off with imaginative cosmic colors.
Pirate Train Treasure
A pirate ship train searching for buried treasure on a tropical island. Swashbuckling colors for an exciting quest.
Speedy Snail Train
A very slow but determined snail driving a train. Even snails can have an adventure with a little imagination.
Under the Sea Train
A train exploring the depths of the ocean with mermaids and sea creatures. Dive into a world of aquatic wonder.
Scarecrow Train Fun
A friendly scarecrow driving a train through a pumpkin patch. Perfect for autumnal colors and a touch of whimsy.
Robot Chef Train
A train where robot chefs cook up delicious meals for passengers. A culinary journey with metallic helpers.
Fairy Train Flight
A magical train with wings, powered by fairy dust, soaring through a mystical forest. Enchanting colors for a whimsical ride.
Lost Sock Train
A train filled with mismatched socks on a journey to find their partners. A quirky and relatable adventure.
Talking Animal Train
A train carrying a variety of talking animals, each with their own personality. Imagine the chatter and colorful conversations.
Cloud Castle Train
A train traveling towards a magnificent castle built entirely on a cloud. Dreamy colors for a fantastical destination.
Starry Night Train
A train chugging through a galaxy filled with twinkling stars and nebulae. Color the vastness and beauty of space.
What’s Next?
After you’ve downloaded and printed the train colouring pages, here are some fun ways for kids, parents and teachers to make the most of them:
- Create a “train station” colouring corner with crayons, coloured pencils or markers and let each child pick their favourite train sheet to colour—steam engine, cargo train or bullet train.
- While colouring, prompt a little story: “Where is this train going? What is it carrying? Who lives near the tracks?” This builds imagination and conversation.
- For parents or teachers: pair the colouring activity with a mini-lesson on trains or transport—talk about train types, tracks or how goods move—then have kids colour and label key parts like “engine”, “cargo wagon”, “bridge”.
- After the pages are coloured, display them on a wall, fridge or classroom board so children see their work as part of a “railway gallery” and feel proud of their creativity.
- For extra fun: challenge kids to design their own train scene—maybe a train going through space or a forest railway—then colour it, name the train and write a short caption or story about the journey.
Fun Facts
- The first steam-powered railway locomotive was built in 1804 in England—so when you colour a steam engine, you’re colouring a piece of transport history!
- Some modern bullet trains can travel at over 300 mph (about 480 km/h)—faster than most animals run!
- Freight trains aren’t just big—they can be super long, too: some trains have more than 100 cars and stretch over a mile in length—imagine colouring each car of that train!
