Easy Hello Kitty Coloring Pages

Easy Hello Kitty coloring pages for toddlers and preschool

Hello Kitty is drawn with very few lines: a wide round head, two dot eyes, whiskers and a bow on one ear. Almost every sheet above is rated easy, with thick outlines and big empty spaces that a two or three year old can fill with a chunky crayon. Good first picks are Hello Kitty's face, the plush sitting pose and Hello Kitty waving hello, which are mostly circles. Children recognize her straight away, and that alone keeps many of them going until the page is full. In a preschool class, one cute pose per child makes a calm table activity after outdoor play.

Detailed Hello Kitty pages for older kids

Children who already color inside the lines can choose sheets with more small areas. Hello Kitty and Spider-Man has a web pattern across the whole suit, and the skeleton costume is full of ribs and little bones, so both are rated medium. The house with its row of flowers, the wedding couple and the pixel art Hello Kitty, whose stepped outline rewards a steady hand, sit in between. Use the difficulty buttons above the cards to show only the easy or the medium pages.

Hello Kitty and friends, costumes and superheroes

Fans of the Sanrio world will find My Melody in her bunny hood, Kuromi with the skull on her jester hood, Cinnamoroll flying on his long ears and Dear Daniel holding Hello Kitty's hand. These Hello Kitty and friends coloring pages are easy to share between siblings, each child taking a character. Hello Kitty also loves to dress up: as Batman in a cape, in a spider suit, as a ninja, a dinosaur, a dragon, a cow or a monkey, and as a mermaid, a princess or an angel. Kids who would rather color superheroes than bows often warm to her this way.

Birthdays, Halloween and holidays with Hello Kitty

For a themed party, print the birthday cake sheet or the giant cupcake, one per guest, and let the birthday child add candles. At the end of October, the witch with her broom, the trick or treat sheet and Hello Kitty in a pumpkin make a quiet activity before going out in costume. Valentine's Day has hearts and a wrapped gift, Thanksgiving a pilgrim hat and a pie, and the wedding scene folds into a card for newlyweds. Many children give her the classic red bow, while others prefer pink, purple or a rainbow. A finished sheet also makes a sweet bookmark, a door sign or a card for a grandparent.

More character coloring pages

Hello Kitty in her Santa hat also has a place among the Christmas coloring pages. For another cute favorite with big ears, open the Stitch coloring pages.