On this page, you will find 28 Jiminy Cricket coloring pages that are free to download and print. These sheets include umbrellas, tall hats, badges, cheerful poses, rainy scenes, and sweet Pinocchio moments for kids who enjoy classic storybook coloring fun.
Some pages are simple and light, while others have small details like a matchbox, a golden frame, a pencil, or a proud little bow. They work well for quiet afternoons, classroom activities, story lessons, or a printable Disney-inspired coloring table.
Free Printable Jiminy Cricket Coloring Pages
These free printable Jiminy Cricket coloring pages are easy to use at home or in class. Pick your favorite sheet, open the PDF, then print it right away or save it for later.
Each printable coloring page comes as a PDF and fits standard US letter paper. The designs also print well on A4 size. For the best result, choose fit-to-page in your printer settings.
4 Craft Projects That Start With Jiminy Cricket Coloring Pages
After the coloring is done, you can turn these Jiminy Cricket printables into simple crafts. A colored umbrella, badge, hat, or Pinocchio scene can become something fun to display, share, or use in pretend play.
1. Make a Storybook Wall Display
Have the kids color several Jiminy Cricket coloring sheets with different scenes. One child might choose the rainy umbrella page, while another picks the tall hat design or the friendly waving pose.
Trim each finished printable and glue it onto colored cardstock. Add a small title under each picture, such as “brave,” “kind,” “honest,” or “helpful.”
Hang the pages in order on a wall or classroom board. The display can feel like a little story path, especially if you include the Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket pages where they run, sit, or go to school together.
2. Create a Conscience Badge Craft
Use one of the Jiminy Cricket coloring pages with the badge as the main craft piece. After coloring, cut out the badge area or the full character if the child wants a larger design.
Glue it onto thick paper, then add foil, stickers, or a gold paper border around the edge. You can also write a simple promise on the back, like “we tell the truth” or “we help our friends.”
Punch a hole at the top and add yarn to make a necklace, or tape it to a desk as a small reminder. This works nicely for a classroom chat about honesty and good choices.
3. Build an Umbrella Mobile
Choose printable Jiminy Cricket coloring pages that show umbrellas, rain, or floating scenes. Let kids color the umbrellas in bright shades, then cut out the main designs carefully.
Attach each piece to string and tie the strings to a paper plate, hanger, or small branch. Add paper raindrops, stars, or tiny hats between the pictures.
The finished mobile can hang near a window, over a reading corner, or above a party table. It looks sweet with the floating umbrella page, the rainy running scene, and the walking-with-umbrella coloring sheet.
4. Make a Mini Pinocchio Scene
Pick one Jiminy Cricket coloring page and one Pinocchio-themed printable from the set. Color both pages first, using crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
Glue one full page inside a shoebox as the background. Then cut out Jiminy, Pinocchio, the pencil, the long nose scene, or the school racing design from another page.
Leave a small tab at the bottom of each cutout. Fold the tab back and glue it to the shoebox floor so the pieces stand up. Kids can move the figures around and retell the story in their own way.
Have fun printing, coloring, and crafting with these Jiminy Cricket coloring pages.
