Print, color, and play

A-meow-zing! Gabby, Pandy Paws, and friends jump out of the dollhouse and onto the page in six full-size coloring sheets. Sparkly outfits, cat ears, and plenty of room for bold crayon strokes.

• Print the pack on regular letter paper — black and white is all you need.
• Color Gabby’s cat-ear headband first, it’s her favorite.
• Hang the finished pages to build your own paper dollhouse gallery.

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Chase, Skye, and the rest of the pups are on a roll — and they need some color! This pack brings eleven full-page PAW Patrol coloring sheets with big, friendly outlines that are easy for little hands to fill.

• Print the pack on regular letter paper — black and white is all you need.
• Let everyone pick their favorite pup and start coloring.
• No pup is complete without their badge — don’t forget the details!

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Where are they off to in such a hurry? The Pigeon and the Duckling are mid-dash and there’s no stopping them — except maybe with a crayon. One big, bold coloring page from Mo Willems’ world of Hidden Pigeon Co.

• Print on regular letter paper — black and white is all you need.
• Big shapes and thick lines make this one great for the youngest artists.
• Bonus: draw where you think they’re running to!

The bus has arrived, the Bus Driver is waving hello, and the Pigeon is already scheming. Whatever happens next, do NOT let the Pigeon drive the bus — but definitely let your little one color it.

• Print on regular letter paper — black and white is all you need.
• A bus, a driver, and one very hopeful pigeon: lots to color on a single page.
• Talk about the story while you color — will the Pigeon get to drive this time?

Nobody does big feelings like the Pigeon. This four-panel page catches him mid-cheer, mid-sulk, mid-strut, and mid-meltdown — perfect for talking about emotions while the crayons fly.

• Print on regular letter paper — black and white is all you need.
• Give each mood its own color: what color is grumpy?
• Great for little ones learning to name their feelings.