Easy Mickey Mouse Coloring Pages

Easy Mickey Mouse coloring pages for toddlers

Mickey is one of the easiest characters a young child can color: two round ears, a round head, a pair of big shoes and two buttons on his shorts. Most sheets on this page are rated easy, with thick outlines and wide spaces that a chunky crayon fills quickly. The Mickey Mouse face is the simplest start, followed by Mickey with his hands on his hips and the Mickey head balloon, which is little more than three circles and a string. Children from three years old can manage them, and many like to give Mickey his familiar shorts and gloves before trying colors of their own.

Mickey and Minnie coloring pages for Valentine's Day

Minnie appears on several sheets, always with her bow: holding hands with Mickey, dancing beside a music note, leaning in nose to nose under a heart or sharing one big heart while smaller ones float above. These Mickey and Minnie coloring pages make a sweet table activity in February, and a colored sheet folded in half becomes a homemade card for a grandparent or a classmate.

Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto and Stitch

Children who know the whole gang will find Mickey with Donald Duck in his sailor shirt, with Daisy and her handbag, with tall Goofy and Minnie in a row, and with Pluto sitting at his feet, tongue out. Stitch drops in too, stretched out on his tummy near a seated Mickey. Several pages with two or three characters are rated medium, since each friend has a different outfit and more small parts to fill. Older brothers and sisters often take those while the younger ones color Mickey on his own.

Halloween, Christmas and birthday Mickey

In October, Mickey goes trick-or-treating in a vampire cape, meets a little ghost under the stars and turns into a pumpkin and a cartoon skull with round ears, all cute rather than scary. In December he wears a Santa hat and holds out a present. For a Mickey birthday party there is a cake with Mickey ears and one candle, plus Mickey holding a bunch of balloons: print one per guest and let the children color them at the table before the cake arrives.

Magic, art and more Disney coloring pages

Dress-up fans can color Sorcerer Mickey in his starry hat, a wizard Mickey with a star wand and a Jedi Mickey holding a lightsaber. Little artists will enjoy seeing Mickey paint at an easel, draw with a giant pencil or spray a star on a brick wall, then pick up their own crayons. A sheet colored together, one parent and one child each taking a side, is a calm way to end a busy afternoon. More Disney favorites are waiting among the Stitch coloring pages, and the Santa hat Mickey is also part of the Christmas coloring pages for December.