Bob, Linda, Tina, Gene, Louise, Teddy, and the neighbors fill 28 printable pages in this Bob’s Burgers coloring pages set, from solo portraits to restaurant scenes and episode posters.
What’s Inside This Collection
The Belcher Family
Five pages show a Belcher on their own, with Bob holding a burger, Linda, Tina, Louise in her bunny-ear hat, and Gene in a hamburger costume.
Family Group Pages
Six pages gather the Belchers, including the title poster, a cast crowd in front of the restaurant, Louise, Tina, and Gene with a giant burger, and a family scene at the counter.
Supporting Characters
Nine pages show the wider cast, including Teddy, Phillip Frond, Jairo, Gayle, Tammy Larsen, and the twins Andy and Ollie Pesto.
Episode-Style Posters
Six pages use lettered titles and themed scenes, among them Topsy, Mutiny on the Windbreaker, Uncle Teddy, Speakeasy Rider, Equestranauts, and a superhero group.
Restaurant and Places
Two pages show the setting, with Bob’s Burgers storefront and a dentist’s office scene.
What Bob’s Burgers Coloring Pages Do
When youngsters from 2 through 7 take up structured coloring, the American Academy of Pediatrics identifies a key benefit in fine motor skill building. Aimed at older kids and adults, the show still gives the same hand control practice, and the simple standing portraits are the easiest place to begin.
A 2005 Art Therapy Journal paper recorded measurable anxiety reductions after structured coloring activities. Thin, clean lines on the Belchers make it easy to stay with one area at a time.
Bob’s Burgers is an animated sitcom created by Loren Bouchard that airs on Fox and follows the Belcher family, who run a burger restaurant, and it has been renewed through a nineteenth season.
How to Color Bob’s Burgers Pages Well
- Flat colors: the show uses simple, flat colors with little shading, so solid markers or colored pencils suit the portraits well.
- Louise’s hat: a bright pink or red bunny-ear hat makes it stand out.
- Burgers: warm browns for the patties, a bright red for the tomato, and green for lettuce.
- Restaurant scenes: red and white stripes for the awning and a soft brown for the wooden counter.
- Thin-lined pages: many pages have light, thin lines, so sharp colored pencils or fine markers work better than thick crayons.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Bob’s Burgers Coloring Pages
1. Belcher Family Poster
Color the family portraits, arrange them on a big sheet of card, and glue each one down for the Belcher Family Poster.
2. Paper Burger Costume Picture
Color the Gene page and glue paper layers of lettuce, tomato, and bun onto his costume.
3. Restaurant Menu
Color the storefront page and write a pretend menu of burger names on the back.
4. Bunny Ear Headband
Color Louise’s hat, cut out the ears, and glue them onto a paper headband.
5. Fan Bookmark
Finish a tall portrait, trim a strip about an inch and a half wide, and tape the strip flat to finish the Fan Bookmark.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a teacher print the Belcher family pages without paying?
Yes. The Belcher family pages and the other 17 designs are saved without a fee, with no app to install.
Will the episode poster pages open on a phone?
Yes, the episode poster pages open in the online coloring tool, so a touchscreen is all that is needed.
Who came up with Bob’s Burgers?
Loren Bouchard created the show, which airs on Fox and follows the Belcher family and their burger restaurant.
Which Belcher family members have pages?
Bob, Linda, Tina, Louise, and Gene each have a page of their own.
Who else lives in the Bob’s Burgers neighborhood?
Teddy, Phillip Frond, Jairo, Gayle, Tammy Larsen, and the twins Andy and Ollie Pesto have pages of their own.
Are there pages with the restaurant?
Yes, two pages show the setting, with a storefront and a family scene at the counter among the group pages.
Is Bob’s Burgers for young children?
The show is an animated sitcom aimed at older kids and adults, so these pages suit teens and adults best, and parents of younger children should preview the show first.
Which Bob’s Burgers pages suit a fan craft night?
Belcher portraits become a family poster, the burger page becomes a paper costume picture, the restaurant pages turn into a menu, the bunny ear page makes a headband, and any tall portrait becomes a bookmark.
The Belchers, their neighbors, and the restaurant are all here. Each of the 28 printable pages costs nothing, and every file opens right away. A finished page can be put up on Facebook or Pinterest with the sharing links shown on each page.
