Free Adventures in Wonder Park coloring pages: 22 printable PDF designs featuring June and the lovable animals of the magical Wonderland amusement park. Every one of the 22 pages downloads as a PDF and also opens in the online coloring tool.
Wonder Park is an animated adventure film released in 2019 by Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Movies. It tells the story of June Bailey, a young girl with a huge imagination, who discovers a real version of Wonderland, the magical amusement park she dreamed up. The park is run by a group of friendly talking animals, including Boomer the big blue bear, Greta the wild boar, the beaver brothers Gus and Cooper, Steve the porcupine, and Peanut the chimpanzee. With its bright, colorful park and fun characters, the film makes cheerful, imaginative coloring pages. This collection brings June and her animal friends together in many scenes.
The collection ranges from simple character pages to busier scenes from the colorful world of the park. Because the film has such a bright, playful look, the pages offer plenty of room for fun, imaginative coloring.
What’s Inside This Collection
The 22 pages cover several styles, so there is something for every fan.
June
Six pages feature June, the imaginative girl at the heart of the story. She appears beside the Wonder Park logo, at a front door, pointing with a toy monkey at her feet, lying on the floor with a crayon, holding a phone, and standing next to a boy in glasses.
June and the Animals
Five pages pair June with the Wonderland animals, capturing the friendships at the center of the film. She meets Greta twice, once in a split panel with the names printed above, stands between two beavers, leans against Boomer, and stands beside Peanut.
The Wonderland Animals
Four pages leave June out. Gus and Cooper, the beavers, stand together on a hillside, Boomer and Peanut share a split panel with their names, Steve the porcupine rides in a star-covered ride car, and Greta fills a close-up with Steve and the beavers.
Group Scenes and Rides
Six pages gather the cast. Two are wide portraits of the group with June in the middle, one is a close-up of everyone together, and one packs a crowd of small chimpanzee characters around June. Another shows the animals cheering with their arms up in a ride car, and the last lines the cast up in front of a temple-style park building.
Connect-the-Dots
One page is a numbered connect-the-dots puzzle that reveals a bear.
What Adventures in Wonder Park Coloring Pages Do
Fine motor development. The American Academy of Pediatrics names fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and these pages cover that range, with simple character shapes for the youngest colorists and busier park scenes for older ones.
A story about imagination. Wonder Park is all about a girl’s big imagination. Coloring its characters fits that spirit perfectly, encouraging children to use their own creativity and dream up their own colorful worlds.
Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal found measurable drops in anxiety after structured coloring sessions, and the bright, friendly designs here offer the focused, absorbing kind of coloring linked to that calming result.
Connecting to a favorite film. For fans of Wonder Park, coloring June and the animals extends a favorite film into a creative, screen-free activity. It lets them spend more time with their favorite characters.
How to Color Adventures in Wonder Park Pages Well
- June: June has brown hair and usually wears bright, everyday clothes. Use cheerful colors for her outfit to match her fun, energetic character.
- Boomer the bear: Boomer is a big, friendly blue bear, so use a bright Crayola “Blue” for his fur to keep his cheerful welcome-bear look.
- Greta the boar: Color Greta in natural boar tones of brown and tan, which suit her practical, take-charge character.
- The other animals: The beavers and porcupine suit natural browns, while the chimpanzee suits warm brown tones. Bright accents keep them fun and lively.
- The colorful park: Wonderland is a bright amusement park, so it uses many bold, cheerful colors for the rides, balloons, and decorations.
- Bright backgrounds: A blue sky with colorful rides and flags makes a fun, lively background that suits the magical park.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Adventures in Wonder Park Coloring Pages
1. Build Your Own Park
Color the characters and some rides, cut them out, and arrange them on a poster to build your own Wonderland scene.
2. Character Standees
Color a character, glue it to a card, cut it out, and fold a tab at the base so it stands up for play.
3. Bookmark
Color a tall character design, cut it into a strip, glue it to a card, and laminate it to make a fun bookmark.
4. Friendship Poster
Color June and all the animals, then arrange them on a poster to celebrate the group of friends.
5. Greeting Card
Color a favorite character, glue it to a folded card, and add a message inside to make a handmade card.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can be found on these Wonder Park pages?
Printable designs of June and the animals of the Wonderland amusement park, 22 in all, available as PDFs or for coloring online in the browser.
What is Wonder Park?
Wonder Park is an animated adventure film released in 2019 by Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Movies. It follows June Bailey, an imaginative girl who discovers a real version of Wonderland, a magical amusement park run by talking animals.
Who are the characters in Wonder Park?
The main character is June, an imaginative girl. The Wonderland animals include Boomer the blue bear, Greta the wild boar, beaver brothers Gus and Cooper, Steve the porcupine, and Peanut the chimpanzee, who together run the magical park.
What is Wonderland in the film?
Wonderland is the magical amusement park that June imagines and then discovers is real. It is full of fantastical rides and run by a group of friendly talking animals, making it a bright, colorful world to color.
What colors should I use for these pages?
June has brown hair and bright clothes, Boomer is blue, and Greta and the other animals suit natural browns and tans. The amusement park itself suits many bold, cheerful colors for the rides and decorations.
Is this set a fit for preschoolers?
Yes. The simpler character pages suit children ages 4 and up, while the busier park scenes suit older children and fans. The bright, friendly designs appeal to a wide range of ages.
Do the Wonder Park pages cost anything to print?
No. All 22 pages are free to download as a PDF and print, or to color online in the browser, with no account, email, or payment required, and they print at home on standard paper for personal use.
Why do these pages suit creative children?
Wonder Park is a story about a girl’s big imagination, so the pages are a natural fit for creative children. They encourage children to color brightly and to dream up their own colorful amusement park ideas.
Every one of the 22 pages is free to print or color on screen, and the share buttons on each design send a finished picture to Facebook or Pinterest.
