Bring some color into your morning meal as you play with these cereal coloring pages full of bowls of crunchy loops, puffed squares, granola clusters and cereal characters.
Color those cereal bowls just how you want them. Bring back your favorite cereals, invent some new ones that don’t exist yet or combine a few unique ingredients together for an entirely new kind of cereal.
These cereal coloring pages are also perfect for all different ages; big cereal shapes make great practice sheets for smaller hands learning to hold their crayons, while fruit toppings and tiny cereal flakes offer additional details for older kids.
Free Printable Cereal Coloring Pages
We love these free printable cereal coloring pages, as they will help kids use their creativity on mornings with cereal, or afternoons at home.
They’re perfect for US letter-size papers, and these coloring pages are in PDF format; just click on each to download!
If you want to color the raisins and small oat loops, colored pencils would work very well. Or if you prefer to fill in the big bowl of cereal easily, crayons could be your choice.
Just leave the milk as white, or create some shadows around by adding some pale blue colors.
How to Color Cereal Pages Using Your Imagination
Grab your crayons, markers, and some scrap paper before you go any further… because you’ve got three great ideas for giving those cereal coloring sheets a little fun.
You can use this every time you do a printable activity!
1. Mix a Rainbow Breakfast
First choose the bowl with ring-shaped cereal to go alongside the pitcher full of milk.
Next pick out each loop from the bowl to paint them all with different colors (like a beautiful rainbow you can imagine scooping up).
Once painted, try adding a matching stripe on the side of your bowl and paint some extra ones by the spoon!
2. Design Your Own Cereal Box
Next up is our breakfast picture! It’s got an open and empty cereal box on top that you can make look even more fun by drawing stars, stripes, or a little drawing of your favorite animal onto the front!
Then, give your pretend cereal a silly name, and color the different cereal pieces so they match what’s on the packaging. Your breakfast invention is ready for market!
3. Build a Fruity Color Pattern
First, select one of the cereal bowls, either one with banana slices on top or strawberries, for instance. Then, color the fruits with various shades that match those found within your own kitchen.
Now, use 2 colors alternatingly to shade the different cereals in this way. Try to repeat this pattern as many times as possible. Then, design a nice patterned placemat underneath the bowl. Hang up your delicious masterpiece!
We hope you enjoyed our favorite cereal coloring pages! Don’t forget to save them for future use when you want to add some colors at breakfast.