You’re in for a Treat! These 11 Chicken Coloring Pages Will Keep Your Little One Entertained

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Chickens have a special charm that has made them beloved characters in stories and films, from Lady Kluck in Robin Hood to Chicken Little and Heihei from Moana. Their quirky and plucky nature brings joy, which might explain their popularity. With the growing trend of backyard chickens, it’s the perfect time to celebrate these feathered friends with some delightful chicken coloring pages. These activities are great for you and your kids to enjoy together. Who knows, you might find yourself inspired to become a chicken parent too!

If you’re dreaming of a farm life, even from the suburbs, we have a treasure trove of free printables for you. After coloring these charming chickens, check out our pig, cow, and horse coloring pages!

Free Chicken Coloring Pages

  1. Egg-Sitting Rooster
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    Ever heard of the “pecking order”? This rooster looks quite confident on egg-sitting duty. Did you know chickens can actually show empathy towards other animals, especially their chicks?
  2. Fiesta Chicken
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    This lively chicken looks like it’s ready to dance! As your child colors, ask them what song they think a chicken would dance to. And a fun fact: Buffalo wings didn’t come about until 1964!
  3. Baby Chicks
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    Check out these adorable baby chicks! Chickens are surprisingly good at recognizing each other, able to identify over 100 different faces of their species.
  4. Hen on the Hunt
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    This hen seems to be on a mission for food. Chickens have full-color vision, unlike dogs, and can taste savory flavors, but not sweetness.
  5. Mama Hen
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    Introduce your kids to cartoon chickens like Ginger from Chicken Run or Foghorn Leghorn. Did you know that mother hens start teaching their chicks calls even before they hatch?
  6. One Confused Chicken
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    This chicken may seem silly, but it shares an evolutionary link with the mighty T. rex!
  7. Artsy Hens
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    One of these hens looks a bit down. Ask your little one to send her a “chicken hug” to cheer her up!
  8. Pollo Loco
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    This chicken seems to be in the middle of a joke! The classic “Why did the chicken cross the road?” was first printed in 1847. A good laugh never hurts!
  9. Mandala Rooster
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    This detailed rooster may be better suited for older kids due to its intricate patterns. While coloring, wonder if this rooster is “tidbitting” to attract hens.
  10. Farmyard Chicks
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    These chicks are enjoying their time in the yard, but don’t forget that mama hen is always nearby, ready to protect them from danger.
  11. Zentangle Chicken
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    Did you know there’s a wild mushroom called the Laetiporus, nicknamed the “fried chicken mushroom” because of its chicken-like flavor?

Click here to print all the chicken coloring pages at once! For more engaging content, check out this blog post.


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