25 Elephant Coloring Pages (Free to Download and Print)
If you’ve ever watched a child draw, you know the magic that happens when a blank page meets a box of crayons. Elephants are an all-time favorite, they are big, gentle, and a little bit silly, they make the perfect coloring companions.
Our collection has something for everyone, whether you’re printing out a page for an art project, a rainy day at home, or just a quiet moment with a cup of tea and colored pencils. You’ll find friendly elephant faces, playful scenes, and even a few pages with letters for kids who are just starting to recognize their ABCs. All you need is a printer, a little time, and your favorite colors.
How to Download and Print
It’s easy to get started:
- Browse the coloring pages below until you spot one you like.
- Click the Download button to save the page onto your device, or click Print to open it in a new tab ready for printing.
- To print, just press Ctrl+P (or use your browser’s Print button). If you want to save the page for later, click the Save icon (or press Ctrl+S) and choose where to put it. [1]
- Regular A4 printer paper is perfect for these coloring sheets, no special supplies needed.
- Once you have your page, grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and start coloring.
Everything here is free to download and print, whether you’re using it at home, in the classroom, or just looking for a little creative time.
Collection of Elephant Coloring Pages
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Easy Elephant Coloring Pages
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Young children, preschoolers, and early elementary kids. |
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Elephants and animal friends, playful scenes, everyday activities, letters. |
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A4 (PDF) |
Baby Elephant and His Frog Friend
That tiny frog’s probably wondering what this big friend is doing at their pond. The baby elephant’s got this goofy look, like it’s ready to start some splashing around.
Baby Elephant with Pretty Flower
Here’s a baby elephant being super gentle, holding onto a flower like it might break. It almost looks like it wants to give it as a gift to someone.
Baby Elephant Taking a Peaceful Nap
Chilling on the grass, this baby elephant’s probably had a long day of playing. Trunk all curled up, it is pretty much how everyone looks after too much fun.
Piggie and Elephant Enjoying a Picnic
Looks like the piggie and elephant packed many snacks for their little outdoor feast. Just a couple of pals hanging out, making a mess of their lunch spread.
Piggie and Elephant Flying a Kite Together
There’s something sweet about watching the piggie and elephant figure out how to fly a kite. The piggie holds the string while the elephant jumps around all excited.
Piggie and Elephant at the Playground
These piggie and elephant buddies are going nuts at the playground. You can tell they’re the kind of friends who don’t care who’s watching them act silly.
Giraffe and Elephant by the Tiny Pond
Just giraffe and elephant buddies hanging out by the water. The giraffe’s probably keeping watch while the elephant takes a drink, that’s what friends are for, right?
Giraffe and Elephant with Hot Air Balloons
These giraffe and elephant found hot air balloons and they’re not letting go. It’s probably not gonna lift them up, but they sure look happy trying.
Giraffe and Elephant Under an Umbrella
The giraffe and elephant are sharing an umbrella, staying dry from the rain. Even on a rainy day, friends can always find a way to have fun together!
E is for Elephant Sitting in the Forest
There’s all sorts of stuff hidden in the forest if you look close enough, like the letter E is for elephant. It is like those picture games from back in the day.
E is for Elephant Painting Fun
Waving that trunk around with paint, the elephant shows its artistic side. It is working on a masterpiece called E is for elephant.
E is for Elephant on a Slide
This elephant’s living its best life at the playground, playing around like a kid on a fun day. The letter E is for elephant is chilling behind the slide.
E is for Elephant with a Playful Trunk
This charming elephant is showcasing its amazing tree trunk, shaped like E is for elephant. What other poses can you imagine this elephant doing in front of it?
E is for Elephant in a Fun Leafy Frame
Some elephant’s poking its body through this fancy frame with the letter E is for elephant. Perfect for kids just getting the hang of their ABC’s.
Medium Elephant Coloring Pages
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Children in early to middle elementary school. |
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Animal friendships, outdoor adventures, music, zoo life, nature exploration. |
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A4 (PDF) |
Baby Elephant’s Campfire Adventure
This little baby elephant is enjoying a cozy campfire, surrounded by nature and the warmth of the flames. What stories do you think it’s telling under the starry sky?
Baby Elephant Having Fun in the Rain
This happy baby elephant is splashing and dancing in the rain, enjoying every drop. Looks like a little shower won’t stop this playful pachyderm from having fun!
Piggie and Elephant’s Treehouse Fun
Piggie and Elephant are enjoying their awesome treehouse, a perfect hideaway for adventures and games. What kind of secret meetings they hold up there?
Piggie and Elephant’s Backyard Music Jam
Piggie and Elephant are playing some music in the backyard, rocking the drums and dancing to the beat. Can you hear the wind chimes joining the fun?
Giraffe and Elephant’s Zoo Garden Snack Stop
The giraffe and elephant are having a snack break with bananas and big smiles at the zoo garden. Giraffe’s keeping an eye on the treats while Elephant trots over.
Giraffe and Elephant’s Nature Trail Adventure
Strolling by the stream, this gentle duo of giraffe and elephant spots a fluttering butterfly. Wonder what stories they’ll share on today’s walk?
Advanced Elephant Coloring Pages
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Older children, teens, and adults who enjoy detailed coloring. |
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African elephants, cities, jungles, meadows, villages, and markets. |
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A4 (PDF) |
African Elephant Visiting the Village
This gentle African elephant is making its way through a village, observing the daily life. What stories do you think it carries from its journey through the savanna?
African Elephant at the Lively Market
This grand African elephant is exploring a bustling market, adorned with a decorative blanket. What interesting sights and smells is it encountering amidst the vibrant stalls?
African Elephant in the Bustling City
This majestic African elephant is taking a stroll through a city, a surprising sight for urban dwellers. Imagine the curious looks it’s getting on its city adventure!
African Elephant Crossing the Jungle Bridge
This powerful African elephant is crossing a bridge deep in the jungle, surrounded by lush foliage. What exotic sights and sounds await it on the other side?
African Elephant in a Serene Meadow
This African elephant is enjoying a peaceful moment in a meadow, surrounded by calm waters and birds. What a tranquil scene in the heart of nature!
Fun Ideas and Elephant Surprises
Coloring doesn’t have to stop at staying inside the lines. Some of the best masterpieces come from letting your imagination lead the way. After you’ve colored your elephant, you might want to add your own details, a hat for the elephant, a rainbow sky, or even a whole parade of animal pals.
It’s also fun to experiment with different coloring tools. Watercolor pencils, gel pens, and even chalk can make your elephant scene unique. If you’re coloring with friends or siblings, swap pages and see how different everyone’s finished elephant looks. Try inventing a story for your elephant, maybe giving it a name and a favorite food.
Did you know that real elephants communicate with rumbles so low, humans can’t hear them? Or that they have “fingers” at the tip of their trunks to help them grab things? If you’re curious, here are a few more elephant facts that might surprise you:
- Elephants are one of the few animals that recognize themselves in a mirror.
- A herd of elephants is called a “parade” or a “memory”.
- Baby elephants can stand within 20 minutes of being born, and they’ll often nap under the shade of their mother’s belly.
- An elephant’s trunk has over 40,000 muscles, enough to pick up a peanut or pull down a tree branch. [2]
Let your elephant coloring time be a chance to try something new, learn a little, and make each page your own.
Share Your Artwork with ColorWee!
We’d love to see what you create! If you finish one of these elephant pages, or come up with your own twist, snap a picture and send it to ColorWee. Your colorful elephants might end up inspiring someone else, and could even be featured for others to enjoy. Happy coloring!
References
- https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/using/print-pdfs.html
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant
